Arashi Yanagawa mined the visual references he found in “Hot Love: Swiss Punk & Wave, 1976-1980.”

The designer took cues from the post-punk era of the late Seventies, going against conventions with a rebellious yet steady touch.

The models in the John Lawrence Sullivan show looked like they could have stepped off the set of an Eighties music video.

The collection’s Mod references were expressed handsomely via a series of high-waist trousers that were tapered, but not tight.

Arashi Yanagawa gave his collection a modern spin: Fitted shorts came with roomier suit jackets, marrying smart with casual.

Arashi Yanagawa, the professional boxer turned designer behind the label, is fond of clashing patterns and fabrics, and this season was no exception.

WWD went behind the scenes at the fall show.

Arashi Yanagawa’s fall-winter lineup included plenty of trench coats, cropped pants, stone-washed jeans and nubby wool coats