Kate Spade New York creative director Nicola Glass aims to dress her own type of glamour girl.

Creative director Nicola Glass offered a playful and restrained femininity for summer.

Nicola Glass made her debut at the helm of the brand with a pretty collection rooted in a charming, sophisticated ease.

For her last collection for Kate Spade, Deborah Lloyd went out on a high note.

The spring presentation was a not-so-easy attempt at re-creating the Big Easy.

Deborah Lloyd balanced playful kitsch and pop femininity.

Kate Spade chief creative officer Deborah Lloyd channeled the strong personalities of Josephine Baker and Louise Brooks for a collection that was whimsical without being kitsch.

Creative director Deborah Lloyd took the collection on a festive romp South of the Border.

The rich culture of Morocco served as inspiration for Deborah Lloyd’s multifaceted collection.

Creative director Deborah Lloyd’s signature cheeky and cute offerings continue to reach a broader audience.

Deborah LLoyd hit a pleasant note in a music-themed collection with Seventies undertones.

A new, easy attitude has breezed through the brand.

Deborah Lloyd parlayed her love of flowers into a fresh take on Kate Spade classics — along with the debut of a new opening pricepoint Broome label.

Deborah Lloyd took flight for resort with a Kate Spade collection inspired by the shapes and colors of kites.

Deborah Lloyd drew inspiration from Roald Dahl novels for her whimsical fall collection.