Marking the 10th anniversary of her label, the designer revisited her early ethos.

The brand continues to grow, this time with plays on prints and novelty fabrics, along with no shortage of denim and men’s wear looks.

A recent trip to the Amalfi Coast and Turkey put the designer in a Mediterranean mood for resort.

The designer amped up her surface decoration for a lineup she described as “refined opulence.”

For pre-fall, the designer added ethnic and tribal touches that one might discover on travels to exotic destinations.

The designer’s philosophy is that dressing ought to look and feel effortless — hence her penchant for pretty dresses.

Hannah Bronfman, Gabrielle Union, Margherita Missoni and Padma Lakshmi were among the guests to join the designer at the celebratory rooftop feast.

The designer combined bold colors inspired by abstract artist Sonia Delaunay’s paintings with the clean, simple shapes of Sixties Mod.

WWD went behind the scenes at the fall show.

Architectural silhouettes balanced with natural elements is how Roy described her latest collection.

Jones Group’s Richard Dickson said that freestanding retail stores could be in the designer’s future.

The designer celebrated empowered women such as artists Louise Joséphine Bourgeois and Tamara de Lempicka.

Kim Kardashian and Veronica Webb took in the al fresco presentation at Lincoln Center on Monday.

The designer started the lineup with a chic white jacket and cropped pants combo, and moved onto tasteful floral prints for pants.

Inspired by the works of Matisse and the revolution of the Sixties, the designer went light and easy.