The collection was a study in contrasts: Hard and soft, heavy and light, plain and patterned.

Folk accents, Pop Art motifs and British references gave a cool vibe to this hyperfeminine collection.

This glamorous — and wearable — collection was all about shaking up old favorites like the camel coat, the tartan trouser suit and the biker boot.

Contrasting inspirations were combined into this collection, which offered a rich wardrobe for feminine, empowered women.

The Florence-based designer described the collection as “rock royal.”

Scervino served up some elegant — if lavish — pieces crafted from duchess satin, silk georgette and waves of lace.

The brand’s signature romantic aesthetic was updated with sporty touches in this modern, fresh collection.

Men are more free today, contended the Tuscany-based designer.

Ermanno Scervino tightened his focus for fall with a sharp, utterly appealing lineup.

The brand’s signature femininity was updated with a mannish touch, imparting an urban romanticism.

Scervino looked to British tailoring fabrics for this romantic collection with a dash of Far Eastern flair.

Though there were some pretty looks, the designer had a lot going on, and sent it all down the runway without much rhyme or rhythm.

A hyper-feminine, romantic mood reigned.

The designer mixed a flurry of inspirations for spring, including floral tapestry, his cat Mimmo and the sailor stripe.

Ermanno Scervino introduced masculine elements for fall 2016.