The designer worked a range of retro wallpaper prints into dresses and stovepipe pants.

In keeping with his penchant for the boudoir, the designer turned out another collection rife with lace, ruffles and lace-up detailing reminiscent of corsetry.

The designer incorporated influences from both men’s wear and interior furnishings into his fall collection.

Dusty rose and champagne hues dominated but there were some jolts of bright red in a few saucy numbers.

The designer said he was inspired this season by the most recent edition of Fashion’s Night Out.

True to his signature style, the collection had no shortage of feminine details like lace and ruffles.

Backstage at Motonari Ono’s Fall 2010 show in Tokyo.

Motonari Ono turned out some hyper feminine looks replete with oodles of ruffles and lace.