The contemporary counterpart to the main Chloé line reflected its new runway direction.

“Fargo” by Joel and Ethan Coen served as an inspiration for this lineup, combining more rustic elements with a cool urban attitude.

The awkward cool of the Berlin art scene inspired the lineup.

An adventurous South African trip inspired this lively collection of easy-to-wear pieces.

North African-inspired bohemia merged with tomboy utility gear.

Clare Waight Keller kept a good thing going with the collegiate rustic romance of See by Chloé.

Clare Waight Keller and her team were inspired by Georgia O’Keeffe and Russian villages for pre-fall.

An imaginative cross-country trip served as a source of inspiration for Clare Waight Keller’s feminine, free-spirited collection.

Clare Waight Keller whipped up a soft, bohemian resort collection with a tomboy edge.

Clare Waight Keller juxtaposed two tropes in her See by Chloé fall collection: the “avant-garde poetic girl” and the “effortless urban girl.”

Claire Wright-Kellers’ See by Chloe girl exudes both sensuality and innocence for Pre-Fall 2016

See by Chloé's Clare Waight Keller journeyed to Big Sur, California, with bleached out hues and laid-back silhouettes.

Clare Waight Keller channeled tomboy youth and feminine charm, mixing pastels and denim to sweet effect.

For fall, Clare Waight Keller was inspired by the style of Margot Tenenbaum.

The season marks a fresh start for See by Chloé; the brand’s production has been fully brought in-house to its Paris headquarters.