Anarchistic boy scouts inspired by “Lord of the Flies.”

KTZ’s Marjan Pejoski drew from a wide range of references for his fall collection.

Logos still rule, and KTZ’s Marjan Pejoski disguised many as handwriting arranged in checkered patterns, or embedded them in busy foulards.

WWD went behind the scenes at the Spring 2017 show.

Less intimidating than in recent seasons Marjan Pejoski’s KTZ collection was all about boyhood.

WWD went behind the scenes at the fall show.

KTZ creative director Marjan Pejoski sent bottle-cap minidresses and trenchcoats constructed from the paper tags on the back of Levi’s jeans down his spring runway.

WWD went behind the scenes at the spring show.

Marjan Pejoski’s army of models brought to mind dystopian super-heroes and computer game characters.

The 37-year-old musician was feeling a little reflective partially due to next month’s album release of “The Young OG Project.”

The lineup was a tribute to “the primal woman indigenous to this land,” who evolves into a sexualized, empowered being.

Designer Marjan Pejoski sent out an uncompromising collection that conjured a sinister mood.

Marjan Pejoski reclaimed the classic cameo and reworked it in a strong collection that recalled Eighties power dressing.

Marjan Pejoski staged a high-energy show themed around sports – both ancient and modern.

There was a lot to like in designer Marjan Pejoski’s collection.