For spring, Lela Rose delivered clothes that were polished but not too stuffy.

For resort, Lela Rose orchestrated a “TriBeCa takeover” of colorfully dressed models parading down her neighborhood streets alongside a marching band playing Beyoncé’s hits.

Rose injected a Forties and Fifties thread into fall with nipped waists, peplum shapes and a polished sense of boudoir.

The collection started with a men’s wear glen plaid, but delivered on femininity and novelty.

The designer reimagined some of her favorite old world gowns for the modern-day brides of today.

The designer showed her chic, lively collection with a festive presentation inside Washington Square Park.

The designer showed a charming collection of garden party-ready wares.

The designer’s spring outing was a refreshing take on charming and graceful dresses.

Lela Rose ditched the runway for a show at a hot new restaurant, where tulips bloomed on dresses and pantsuits.

With the wildflower as her muse, Rose designed a playful pre-fall collection centered around vibrant florals.

Lela Rose has reason to celebrate: Her fall bridal collection marks 10 years in the bridal business.

Lela Rose, who staged her spring collection as summery sit-down luncheon, did not spare a single lovely detail.

Maritime with a modern twist summed up the vibe at Lela Rose.

Spring bridal at Lela Rose was an exercise in relaxed elegance.

Portia Doubleday, Skyler Samuels and Lorenza Izzo talk fashion and new pursuits after Lela Rose’s runway show.