Hirokawa showed just 17 looks this season — a smaller offer than in the past — and almost entirely on mannequins.

Tamae Hirokawa opened her show with a small army of mannequins dressed in her Skin by Somarta knit bodysuits.

Tamae Hirokawa’s collection felt more commercial and seemed to skew toward a slightly more mature customer.

An embroidered geometric pattern appeared on coats and dresses, while a series of silk dresses in striking prints had an art deco vibe.

Designer Tamae Hirokawa mined the art nouveau aesthetic, turning out a series of delicately swirled dresses featuring florals and botanical motifs.

Tamae Hirokawa turned out a romantic collection of ladylike pieces in a palette of red, pink, beige, ivory and blush.

The designer employed a palette of black, white, red, blue and grey, along with an almost Escher-esque geometric design.

Sequins and paiettes coated much of the collection, which included airy, flowing dresses.

Designer Tamae Hirokawa offered up an eyeful this season- almost to the extent that it distracted from the clothes themselves.

The scene backstage at Somarta.

Designer Tamae Hirokawa took guests at her show on an ethereal journey with models dressed in cropped silk pants, voluminous tops and fitted jackets.