Pamella Roland added fun detailing such as feathers and flowers to evening dresses for a novel touch.

Minimal silhouettes were a refreshing sight in Roland’s glam world.

The gown-heavy lineup balanced the glamour and excitement of Monaco.

Pamella Roland’s starting point for her newest collection took place in her own backyard.

Artist Mark Rothko’s rich jewel tones were the inspiration for Pamella Roland’s luxurious but sexy fall collection.

At the new Whitney Museum in Chelsea, Pamella Roland showed a very embellished evening collection notable for its tailoring and fit.

Sunsets on Lake Michigan inspired the designer's vibrant resort palette, as did the elegant shimmer of waves.

Cut glass, specifically the works of Dale Chihuly, informed Pamella Roland’s spring bridal collection, which focused on surface embellishment and also incorporated more gowns with sleeves.

It was all about toned-down dressing at Pamella Roland for fall.

Roland’s gowns included considerable flourish, such as allover beading, tulle-covered pearls and French lace.

The 11 looks in the debut lineup featured something for every bride.

An imaginative trip to Japan served as the main inspiration for Pamella Roland’s eveningwear-focused collection.

The designer was inspired by her mother’s garden this resort season.

The designer’s evening collection managed to be both glitzy and somewhat lackluster.

Looking to the animal kingdom for pre-fall, the label showed a collection of “after-five” cocktail looks done in a jungle motif.