After years of leg-baring silhouettes, the French designer revealed that she can cut a mean pair of trousers.

Marant pulled her collection upscale, offering a tight selection of original pieces in an ivory and nutty brown palette.

With earth-toned sweaters and Peruvian-flavored ponchos, Isabel Marant kept things stylish, youthful and easy.

Isabel Marant was inspired by Brazilian baile funk for a lineup that gives her bohemian cool girl a tropical twist.

Likely top sellers included a long, acid-washed jean coat lined in fake rabbit fur.

The designer was after fluidity with a touch of sophistication.

The designer stayed true to her signature tomboy-slash-boho-slash-disco aesthetic in a collection that, while low on surprise factor, was filled with crowd pleasers.

An emphasis on shoulders — a house signature — served as the foundation for a collection that balanced structure with flow.

“I howl my love for you” is the message splashed on the back of a corduroy jean jacket.

The designer created a silver disco decor for the event, fringe curtains and all, marking the launch of a capsule makeup collection with L’Oréal Paris.

Isabel Marant was in her element in this summery collection uniting the two sides of her world.

The designer dished up soft and easy renditions of her label’s Eighties and Western aesthetic without compromising its fashion bite.

The Parisian designer worked bohemian and Western references into her third men’s collection.

Isabel Marant’s Western-inspired fall show was a barn-burner of very hot fashion.

Isabel Marant’s second men’s collection offered a strong wardrobe of casual basics that echoed her fall proposition for women under the Isabel Marant Étoile label.