Jenny Packham contrasted the stylized world of Helmut Newton with the brooding romanticism of Deborah Turbeville.

Pauline Bonaparte was the decadent inspiration behind Jenny Packham’s spring collection.

Jenny Packham drew on a stylized vision of Sixties and Seventies glamour inspired by Slim Aarons for fall.

Jean Harlow inspired the designer for spring, and she conjured a collection with lots of old Tinseltown glamour.

Jenny Packham designed a line of intergalactic red carpet eveningwear with major “Blade Runner” and celestial vibes.

Asian gardens inspired this pretty, precious collection of evening attires.

The circus-themed collection was inspired by “The Falling,” a tale of captivating, otherworldly romance.

Jenny Packham’s fun fall lineup was a mash-up of all things British, from plaids to pearls to punk.

The designer explored an array of disparate moods in her spring eveningwear collection.

In her New York showroom on Gansevoort Street, the designer recreated a farm wedding, complete with country music, braided hairstyles and easygoing, relaxed gowns.

The designer’s fall collection featured embellishment, fringe and glitter galore.

Jenny Packham evolved her “Midsummer Night’s Dream”-inspired spring collection with a six-dress capsule for fall featuring elegant gowns in sleek silhouettes.

Jenny Packham was inspired to balance the masculine and the feminine in her spring eveningwear collection.

Jenny Packham's spring bridal collection was a fairy tale come to life.

Packham took inspiration for fall from “a quick visit to the Prado Museum in Madrid.”