Johanna Senyk played on contrasting volumes and materials in her Wanda Nylon collection for fall, which she said was inspired by powerful women.

The Parisian rainwear brand continues to shape its fashion message.

In her second runway show for Wanda Nylon, designer Johanna Senyk struck an underground vibe by rendering street wear staples in her signature waterproof fabrics.

Change was in the air as the label known for its water-repellent fabrics added dresses, skirts and jumpsuits to the lineup of its first runway show.

Now designed solo by Johanna Senyk, this waterproof-centric line held its first Paris presentation in a gallery — showing clothes behind an impressive circular curtain of falling rain.

Designer Peter Hornstein continued to evolve their collection from its rainwear origins.

For fall, designers Peter Hornstein and Johanna Senyk were right on trend with the Sixties sportswear flavor.

The rainwear brand has expanded into a full ready-to-wear line that’s still built on synthetic and protective fabrics.