The looks were eclectic, beautifully made, born into the family, but, at times, very distantly related.

Assoulin enjoys getting carried away. Her endless energy is infectious and it seeps into the clothes.

The lineup was less a cohesive collection than a series of outfits brimming with personality.

The designer showed an easy and refined collection with a visual punch.

Rosie Assoulin’s fall collection was brimming with ideas, many of them pulled from interiors and the idea of a home.

Rosie Assoulin curbed her enthusiasm just enough to yield one of her most delightfully down-to-earth collections.

Rosie Assoulin’s resort lineup was an exercise in colorful, giddy fashion.

The designer delivered a beautiful fall collection crafted from high-end fabrics and featuring sophisticated details.

Rosie Assoulin's models wore a rainbow of plucky, punchy get-ups that collectively resembled a wacky Barbie-dream wardrobe.

The designer played with ruffles, tie-dye, floral prints and hair beading in a resort collection that was an updated take on classic Club Med nostalgia.

There are rarely overarching inspirations behind Rosie Assoulin’s collections, which are marked by her monochromatic, sculptural, modern-retro silhouettes.

Eveningwear looks exuded a strong, minimalist chic, but it was her separates that were most inventive.

“A blur between day and evening” and “things you’d find at the beach” was how Rosie Assoulin described her resort inspiration.

Continuing to refine her sophisticated aesthetic, the designer balanced American sportswear with men’s wear touches and tribal details for fall.

Working with luxurious Italian and Japanese fabrics, the designer mixed masculine tailoring with relaxed feminine volumes to chic and modern effect.