Tomas Maier, who just wrapped up a 17-year stint as creative director of Bottega Veneta, is continuing to work on his signature laid-back luxe collection.

Puffer jackets, tracksuits, windbreakers, logomania and, of course, the Eighties. Maier had it all.

Ease was the big word at Tomas Maier’s show.

Tomas Maier designed a practical collection based around his customers shopping habit desires.

Maier spread an optimistic attitude via color and prints on smart casual clothes.

Maier infused his lineup with a younger, tougher attitude, a dash of Futurism and a lot of thoughtful design details.

Maier showed his soft side for fall, with chunky knits meant for layering a chicly sweet heart motif.

Tomas Maier served up classic summer with a few transitional pieces.

North American shorelines and campus life inspired Tomas Maier’s spiffy spring collection.

While the collection was mostly about continuity, bright colors and furry footwear reflected a new, slightly Nordic influence.

Collegiate stripes, kilts and tartans gave Tomas Maier’s fall collection a cool, schoolish feel.

For pre-fall, Tomas Maier offered travel-friendly, luxe casual wear for women and men.

Tomas Maier continued to build on his casual work-to-weekend philosophy with a spring collection inspired by the shapes and colors of Southern Spain.

Easy does it. That was the sensibility of the German designer’s spring collection.

Tomas Maier’s resort collection was about solid casual pieces that “are easy to mix and also quite functional” he said.