The “feel before we think…” process, combined with exploring the five senses, was the backbone of Sophia Berman’s line.

Painter Gustav Klimt’s decorative aesthetic provided inspiration for Sass & Bide’s latest gilded offering.

The collection referenced Casa Batllo, a fantastically decorated home by Antoni Gaudí, to inject a Spanish flare into resort.

Sass & Bide looked to legendary Hotel Okura Tokyo for a collection blending tradition and urban dynamism.

The first collection under creative director Therese Rawsthorne highlighted clean and minimal looks.

Fall marks Therese Rawsthorne’s first official collection for Sass & Bide, one inspired by travel and collecting.

New creative director Anthony Cuthbertson’s confident debut relaxed the silhouette and introduced a welcome array of great knitwear and outerwear pieces.

Sarah-Jane Clarke and Heidi Middleton showed a fusion of Moorish accents, preppy prints and ripped-up streetwear.

Citing 20th-century biologist Ernst Haeckel as the main inspiration for the collection, the designer’s pushed readers’ imagination toward the botanical.

Some looks were sharply tailored and featured trendy elements.

Opposing forces — the Victorian and the futuristic — were at play in Sarah-Jane Clarke and Heidi Middleton’s resort collection.

This sexy, monochromatic collection sparked with shiny silver embellishments on wide-leg pants and minidresses fit for go-go dancing.

Mostly monochromatic, this collection had a languid, laid-back glamour telegraphed by luxe fabrics and embellishments.

The Australian label hopes the location will debut within the next year.

The Australian duo worked with sequins, neoprene and fluid silk to craft mini and maxidresses in a patchwork of patterns and colors.