For its transition period, the label chose smart and cozy, a measured dose of glamour and lots of ivory.

Alithia Spuri-Zampetti gave a bohemian twist to the collection.

Alithia Spuri-Zampetti looked back in Parisian fashion history, taking ornamental and structural references and twisting, pleating and draping them into her chosen silhouettes.

Alithia Spuri-Zampetti focused on extending the label’s appeal in daywear with her take on the quintessential French girl’s wardrobe.

The collection, shown in a hothouse at the Paris botanical garden, was inspired by designer Alithia Spuri-Zampetti’s recent trip to Japan.

Alithia Spuri-Zampetti departed from tradition with a safari-themed collection.

Creative director Alithia Spuri-Zampetti staged an elaborate presentation that celebrated the work of the atelier.

New creative director Alithia Spuri-Zampetti put forward a strongly defined vision for the label with house codes like the bow and bold color.

The French contemporary label focused on A-line shapes in color blocks and optical prints inspired by artist M.C. Escher.

The dress-centric lineup reiterated house codes with fluid trapeze silhouettes in graphic prints.

The design team chose to jump forward a decade from its spring inspiration and channel the late Seventies this season.

The design team continued to mine the Parisian brand’s favorite decade — the Sixties.

For his final Paule Ka collection, founder and creative director Serge Cajfinger — who’s leaving to pursue personal projects — looked to the Sixties.

Sporty-meets-graphic-Sixties sums up Serge Cajfinger’s resort collection.

Creative director Serge Cajfinger imagined dressing a “well-traveled art advisor” for his fall collection.