Maps were a key theme, with as the collection’s starting point the atlas and the relationship between images in art and geography.

The design trio celebrated American classics, pressing them into their disciplined universe with handsome results.

The design team built a stylish and utilitarian collection dominated by olive green with flashes of safety orange.

The design team toned down the exaggerated volumes of past seasons, and what a relief it was.

Knits were more suited to men, and women, of Shrek’s size and girth, as in one pullover with dangling sleeves and a digital flower pattern.

The outdoors ruled at Etudes’ dynamic collection, strong on maxi-silhouettes and sprinkled with crafty details.

The designers conjured a rebellious offering packed with military and Nineties raver references.

The collection had a lighter feel than in seasons past.

The fall effort by this collective — headed by artist Aurélian Arbet and graphic designer Jérémie Egry — couldn’t be more urban.

The sixth collection by the collective headed by artist Aurélien Arbet and graphic designer Jérémie Egry was more about surface decoration than fashion.

Artist Aurélien Arbet and graphic designer Jérémie Egry maintained their outsized esthetic for their fifth ready-to-wear collection, dubbed “True Real.”