Motorcycling and the legendary Paris-Dakar rally served as inspiration for the brand’s spring collection.

Creative director Angela Missoni delivered a fresh, elegant collection infused with modern romanticism.

For fall, Angela Missoni looked to late Seventies/early Eighties New York, which she called “a moment of joyful positivity.”

Angela Missoni portrayed a young, creative man living in New York City in the Eighties.

The eclectic look of New York-based women inspired the Missoni charming collection.

To mark her 20th anniversary as creative director, Angela Missoni threw a party on her runway, and invited a superhero or two.

Angela Missoni designed an easy-breezy collection featuring a ultra rich color palette.

A balance of sharp silhouettes and delicate feminine pieces defined this collection, which also featured a juxtaposition of soft and more sculpted constructions.

Though Angela Missoni handed out pink pussy hats at her show, most of the clothes didn’t track as political, but they did track as chic.

Angela Missoni offered a luxury, chic take on the athletic trend.

Angela Missoni showed her pre-fall collection in her Madison Avenue store.

Angela Missoni simplified shapes and went big on color and texture.

WWD went behind the scenes at the spring 2017 show.

A trip to Guatemala was on Angela Missoni’s mind as she conceived her collection, mimicking Guatemalan traditional costumes.

Angela Missoni focused on a Seventies look and a patchwork of the brand’s signature motifs.