Models mingled with guests and also appeared in a video projected in a loop.

WWD went behind the scenes of the fall show.

Romantic nostalgia by way of Thirties Paris seeped into Limi Yamamoto’s collection, infusing it with melancholy softness that retained a cool streetwear kick.

The designer took a Japanese approach to rockabilly style and spliced it with playful clown clothes.

Forget the rock ’n’ roll and bluesy soundtracks of yore; this season, the designer is singing a different tune, Highland-style, with a jaunty bagpipe score.

Spring was Yamamoto’s most grown-up collection yet and not just because the clothes followed a more classic approach than usual.

Got Goth? Limi Yamamoto sure does. While the brooding mood is a language she’s well versed in, this time Yamamoto channeled a more grown-up vibe.

Limi Yamamoto continued to crib from her father’s codes for spring.