“[M Missoni] is the B side of Missoni, everything here has a narrative in the past, whether it’s the stitch of a dress or the shape of a coat, but always twisted,” said Margherita Maccapani Missoni.

Sustainability, as well as an eclectic, versatile look, continued to be the ingredient of M Missoni’s joyful and fun collection.

Margherita Maccapani Missoni presented her first joyful and laid-back M Missoni collection with customized tramway ride across the center of Milan.

The North American great outdoors inspired the cozy, rustic and artisanal feel of the collection.

The uniforms of South Korean Heanyeo diving fisherwomen inspired this young and urban collection.

For the house’s younger, contemporary line, Angela Missoni envisioned a nomadic traveler with an impeccable fashion sensibility.

Angela Missoni looked to disco to inject a sense of uplifting freedom and youthfulness into her secondary line.

This colorful collection, inspired by Harlem in the Seventies, combined bold pattern and wearable, uncomplicated silhouettes.

The design team at M Missoni referenced Pop Art and cartoons through a Seventies lens for pre-fall.

Mermaids and starfish were the starting point at M. Missoni’s vibrant sea life-inspired lineup.

A light feminist spirit coursed throughout the playful resort collection.

M Missoni looked to Croatian and Slovak naïf paintings for a line that featured a jubilant array of textures and younger-leaning looks.

A spirit of contemporary sporty bourgeois guided M Missoni pre-fall.

“Glitter glam” is how the press notes summed up the mood at M Missoni this season — a graphic, Lurex-heavy, Seventies-themed collection with plenty of allure.

For resort at M Missoni, New York in the Eighties set the tone.