A spiritual exhibition from the Himalayas to Tibet inspired Vivienne Tam’s layered-up looks for the fall season.

Tam found inspiration in Raman Hui’s Chinese 3-D fantasy movie Monster Hunt.

This eclectic collection was inspired by Hong Kong’s vibrant nightlife.

The designer’s kitschy co-mingling of boho-rodeo and mission-control motifs celebrated all things Houston.

An imaginative trip along the legendary Silk Road served as the starting point for this eclectic collection.

The increasingly androgynous nature of fashion inspired Vivienne Tam, who showed men on her runway for the first time.

Vivienne Tam showed crisp sportswear with graphic geometric decoration for resort.

Inspired by chinoiserie, Tam infused her collection with ornate Baroque patterns, a touch of Victoriana and traditional Asian prints.

The designer took her cues from the decorative treasures of the Ming and Qing dynasties — exquisite porcelains with landscape and nature themes.

The brand experimented with a mix of feminine embroideries set against tech fabrics and geometric elements.

The designer’s fall runway was inspired by the legendary Mogao caves in the Dunhuang region of China.

Jeanie Syfu for TRESemmé created the simple hairstyle.

The designer described this collection as “an ode to modern Shanghai.”

The designer showed a collection of day dresses cut in clean lines and accented with quirky appliqués.

Hair, styled by Jeanie Syfu for TRESemmé, was meant to nod to the Eighties New Wave movement in a “modern, feminine” way.