Creative director Emily Smith’s fall collection proved standout, in many ways, for Lafayette 148.

The collection featured rich, monochromatic dressing; sun-drenched colors; light, airy fabrications, and relaxed silhouettes.

Emily Smith’s spring collection for Lafayette 148 embodied the freshness of spring with beautiful, luxurious but approachable ready-to-wear and accessories.

Resort was all about the art of balance: between Eighties references and Parisienne femininity, and easy yet luxe silhouettes.

Fall marked Lafayette 148’s strongest collection to date, offering up luxury appeal to a broader, younger audience.

Artful sensibilities wound their way through creative director Emily Smith’s collection offerings.

Creative director Emily Smith looked to images of Sixties socialites Lee Radziwill, Babe Paley and Gloria Guiness to inject a more feminine feel Lafayette148’s easy luxury spring lineup.

A Seventies thread derived from watching recent movies on Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

Creative director Emily Smith eschewed a seasonal inspiration and focused on great design, luxe fabrications and novelty touches.