Lil Yachty has injected some new energy into heritage brand.

“We went into the archive and…kept the spirit of what was being done at the time,” creative director Steve McSween said.

The love affair between Nautica and the seafaring life continued to move ahead under men’s creative director Steve McSween.

Designer Steve McSween said he sought to “make an elegant mark with nautical references fused throughout.”

Under the direction of new men's designer Steve McSween, the brand offered up a presentation that focused on the core of its DNA.

With this collection, Chris Cox has found the right balance between fashion and the brand’s heritage, all without losing site of its technical roots.

Designer Chris Cox kept a laser focus on the company’s heritage, as most of the collection would be apropos on a sailboat or luxury yacht.

Returning to the runway to celebrate the brand’s 30th anniversary, creative director Chris Cox delivered a strong and well-edited effort.

The array of tailored clothing, sportswear and swim was nicely styled on a phalanx of recognizable male models.

Chris Cox delivered a much cleaner, more upgraded version of the brand without neglecting its heritage.

Chris Cox noted he was particularly influenced by a recent trip to Monterey, Calif., resulting in coral cotton trenchcoats and cream cotton sweaters.

Designer Chris Cox injected a new sophistication into the brand.

This collection keeps getting slimmer and brighter under designer Chris Cox.