Tahari introduces ecco-conscience fabrics with his Fall outing.

The designer embraced a lighter energy for the season, with a ramp-up on separates and prints.

For his spring outing, Tahari took a softer take on New York City in the Seventies.

This resort season Elie Tahari’s inspiration was Betty Catroux, lifelong friend and muse of Yves Saint Laurent.

Tahari leaned into roots with a look back to the seventies, where he began 45 years ago.

The designer used Vincent van Gogh’s landscape paintings as a jump off point in a tightly edited collection.

The color palette and tranquil feeling of David Hockney’s California period paintings informed Elie Tahari’s spring range. 

Tahari’s use of embellishment in this collection was more restrained than in collections past.