A charmingly feminine riposte to the prevalence of streetwear that Lupfer has observed dominating runways of late.

The resort collection was all about the mix-and-match and yin-and-yang elements.

Lupfer said his effortless cool girl — who likes to throw odd combinations together — is more grown-up this season.

The designer gave knitwear a real push, with new textures, patterns and silhouettes.

Cheerfully decadent, the designer’s collection was an homage to the hedonistic girl, in love with excess.

Inspiration came from many directions — with dashes of glam rock, Forties bathing beauties and grandmotherly pearls on sweaters.

Lupfer blended the feminine with the masculine, looking to influences as diverse the Arctic Circle and classic men’s tailoring for this sophisticated but easy collection.

Markus Lupfer played with contrasts for his men’s fall range clashing fabrics and aesthetics, from tailoring to streetwear.

Markus Lupfer mixed references from punk to military and rodeo to create a collection of contrasts.

Youthful rebellion met with elements of British heritage in Markus Lupfer’s magpielike mix.

Markus Lupfer looked to the jungle for a “pretty-meets-tough” collection.

Markus Lupfer took his cue from a tropical safari for this casual, layered lineup.

There was a rich, bohemian – and dreamy – quality to this collection.

Markus Lupfer was feeling romantic, with a collection that stood out for its feminine details and folk spirit.

Markus Lupfer played with the idea of a tough femininity, saying during his presentation that he’d imagined flowers blooming against a Mexican desert landscape.