The cancellation of the show was an opportunity to get up close with the Taiwanese luxury label’s craft-intensive pieces.

Bamboo provided the starting point for a breezy, youthful collection with the brand’s East-meets-West flair.

A classic couture sensibility took the upper hand in the richly elaborated creations incorporating embroidery, printing and jacquard techniques in the surface plays of the garments.

Wang Chen Tsai-Hsia continued to strip years off her brand in this fresh, sporty, youthful collection with a fairy-tale element.

Wang Chen Tsai-Hsia sent out a more tempered take on her brand’s east-meets-west DNA, and all the better for it.

The collection had a fresh, youthful direction.

The collection juxtaposed handcrafted rococo flourishes and rich Chinese embroideries on sporty silhouettes.

The colors and patterns of stained glass windows figured among inspirations.

Wang Chen Tsai-Hsia charged full speed into Victoriana for fall with a Chinese twist suggestive of the Beaux Arts establishments on the Bund.

The actress and businesswoman had just flown into Paris after finishing the first season of NBC show “Telenovela.”

Wang Chen Tsai-Hsia worked delicate lace and floral motifs on lingerie-style dresses of various lengths as well as tops and even culottes.

Kendall Jenner and Antoine Arnault were among the guests who took in the show.

“Baroque duchess steps into a Chinese landscape painting,” is how Wang Chen Tsai-Hsia described the aesthetic of her fairy-tale fall lineup.

For spring, Wang Chen Tsai-Hsia looked to marine life for inspiration, with sometimes not-so-subtle touches.

In her show notes, Wang Chen Tsai-Hsia said she found a muse in the shape, material and colors of the inkstone.