Evelyne Chetrite introduced western elements into the lineup but kept it appropriate for the office.

The label extended outerwear to puffer coats — including a checked version lined with polar fleece and another in slick, black nylon.

Evelyne Chetrite mixed contemporary streetwear with clothing that drew on preppy vibes from the East Coast in the Nineties.

Ilan Chétrite dressed loitering skateboarders from the Nineties in Paris with gob hats, gas stations shirts and checked trousers.

The fall collection was rife with mismatched jolie laide layers that hit the bull’s-eye of fashion’s current obsession with streetwear gritty/glam.

Ilan Chétrite built a smart collection with corduroy as the centerpiece.

The contemporary French label drew on its trademark themes of lace and flower prints, stripes and its iconic emerald green.

Ilan Chetrite alluded to jazz music and the Beat Generation in a collection inspired by the libertarian intellectual lifestyle of the Fifties.

Sandro designer Evelyn Chétrite gave Victorian ruffles, lace, velvet and brocade a modern spin in her fall collection.

Dropped shoulders and mock necks recalled the laid-back looks of Paris in the Nineties.

Evelyne Chetrite infused her spring collection with trendy charm via gypsy, karma and Americana themes.

Ilan Chetrite channeled a nautical vibe with wide ankle-length pants and striped short-sleeved sweaters that brought to mind Gene Kelly.

“Ich bin ein Berliner,” proclaimed Ilan Chetrite about his vision of the Sandro man for fall.

Ilan Chetrite tapped into the trend for soft tailoring with his collection for Sandro.

Designer Ilan Chetrite was determined to show off his definition of the Sandro man.