Propelling his post-genderless collection forward, Shayne Oliver made an array of interesting statements — literally.

Whereas last season’s focus was more about layering and tailoring, here the collection was stripped back to its skeleton, mixing in some skin.

In his energetic fashion, Shayne Oliver juxtaposed themes of old and new and riffed on themes of travel.

WWD went behind the scenes at the brand’s fall show.

Deconstructed school uniforms provided the vision for Shayne Oliver's genderless collection.

Bryshere Y. Gray, Lee Daniels and Vashtie Kola were all front row at the brand's spring show.

WWD went behind the scenes at the spring show.

Shayne Oliver again toyed with gender codes, showing off-the-shoulder tops in artfully draped jersey and pants adored with pleated flamenco ruffles.

Shayne Oliver’s fall Hood by Air collection was a gender-blurring exercise in club kid culture.

Shayne Oliver’s fall Hood by Air collection was a gender-blurring exercise in club kid culture.

The brand’s first Paris presentation was billed as part two of what designer Shayne Oliver had already unveiled at New York Fashion Week.

Key items in the androgynous line included interestingly worked leather vest backpacks and cutout shorts.

In an androgynous collection, Shayne Oliver sent out a cast of real people on his fall runway.

WWD went behind the scenes at the fall show.

In an androgynous collection, Shayne Oliver sent out a cast of real people on his fall runway.