Lela Rose created her very own flower shop for her fall presentation, which featured plenty of pretty floral frocks in full bloom.

See all the looks from the collection.

Always up for some entertaining, Lela Rose volunteered her baking skills to make sure attendees at her presentation did not leave hungry.

The direct-to-consumer collection is entirely manufactured in New York City with the exception of knits.

For pre-fall, designer Lela Rose injected her romantic silhouettes with nostalgic details inspired by her love of the American West.

Lela Rose’s spring collection was a love letter to New York City, complete with a runway-side “Café Lela.”

Lela Rose’s fresh pops of color and graphic elements gave modern appeal to the more modest, Sixties influenced shapes for resort.

The brand’s sweet spot lies with dresses, and there were plenty that erred on the side of youth.

Dallas Symphony Orchestra League chose Lela Rose to receive the inaugural Fashion Notes Designer Award.

The two like-minded executives connected over a shared design aesthetic and ethically sourced materials.

For spring, Lela Rose delivered clothes that were polished but not too stuffy.

For resort, Lela Rose orchestrated a “TriBeCa takeover” of colorfully dressed models parading down her neighborhood streets alongside a marching band playing Beyoncé’s hits.

The annual event honored Judy and Russell Carson and Douglas Blonsky.

The collection started with a men’s wear glen plaid, but delivered on femininity and novelty.

The designer reimagined some of her favorite old world gowns for the modern-day brides of today.