Norma Kamali’s Sweats line was true to its name as she played with boyfriend proportions for a spring collection that was body-flattering and playful.

Silhouettes ranged from more structured blazers in sweatshirt material to blouson tops and jumpsuits in jersey.

“Genius is in the simplicity.” That’s what the designer had to say about her recent move toward minimal and sophisticated basics.

This season she reintroduced her iconic 1980 “Sweats” collection, a lineup that this paper featured on its front page in November 1980.

This season, Kamali built on her iconic pin-up swimsuit style from the early Seventies with a broad line of new options.

Baby, it’s cold outside, thus the designer based her fall collection on coats.

“This collection is my fresh take on what I did back in the day,” said the designer.

It was a flurry of stripes, metallics and sparkle for the designer’s latest collection, which included all her usual suspects.

The designer revisited the late Thirties, infusing a playful sensibility to coats, dresses and jackets in burnt reds and grays.

The designer nixed the live-model lineup for an eight-minute 3-D video show, replete with cat-eye glasses.

Kamali tried to offer something for pretty much everyone by breaking up the season into categories: vintage lace-lingerie, bold graphics and wraps and ties.

All the signatures — sleeping bag coats, parachute dresses and cutout swimwear — were there.

Norma Kamali has added a line for eBay to her list, as well as releasing an iPhone application for viewing all three of her collections.