An exercise in artful serenity, the designer’s spring collection practically floated down the runway.

While a few nature-inspired prints and some vaguely Asian wrapping and folding techniques jazzed things up, the collection lacked a distinctive jolt.

With moonscapes and interplanetary travel in mind, the designer employed a palette of pale tones to create a spare and elegant collection.

The designer applied her signature draping to Jazz Age-inspired silhouettes this season.

This collection was packed with cleverly cut and draped dresses.

The designer showed a print-heavy collection inspired by the dark fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm.

Fluid shapes and draping were the hallmarks in this collection. Lightweight wool shift dresses, silk crepe jumpsuits.

Known for her masterful cutting and draping that flatters the figure, Maria Grachvogel focused this season on fluid jersey.

The London-based designer’s great lineup included Hitchcock-esque satin-backed crepe shifts, vibrant floral dresses and wide-leg pants.