The designer offered up a lot of layers to transition from party to street, strict to mildly wild.

Carin Rodebjer designed a versatile collection inspired by the style of documentary photographer Mary Ellen Mark.

Carin Rodebjer’s pre-fall lineup offered cool looks inspired by Joan Didion.

Carin Rodebjer's earthy vision for spring encompassed languid silhouettes, styled with wood platforms and ceramic bangles.

Unexpected colors and patterns, comfort and versatility were key elements of Carin Rodebjer’s easy, breezy resort collection.

Afro-Cuban deities met retro psychedelia at Carin Rodebjer’s fall outing.

Creative director Carin Rodebjer reflected on her childhood in the Seventies and the movies of Wes Anderson to come up with the nostalgic collection.

Urban nomads can be chic — if left in the deft hands of Carin Rodebjer.

The designer offered many of her favored shapes and incorporated a whimsical floral print that harkened to Warhol’s Pop flowers in pastel and moody hues.

Laid-back luxury is the best way to describe Carin Rodebjer’s fall collection, as she juxtaposes soft and serene against sharp and tailored.

The spring proposition from Carin Rodebjer focused on easy, versatile separates and dresses, most notably via kimono shapes.

The harsh winters of Carin Rodebjer’s childhood on the Swedish island of Gotland informed the strongest elements of her collection.