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.