Designers take a step back to offer new takes on suit and leisure styles.

The black-and-white collection included pieces that were so similar it felt repetitive.

The colorful collection mixed athletic influences with more formal pieces, but never took itself too seriously.

Refined dressing is edging back into fashion, hinged on youthful tailoring accented with vivid color, tie-dye, leather and sly raver references.

Tinged with Nineties nostalgia, the collections came loaded with vivid color and utility details.

Tailoring comes in many guises for spring, telegraphing ease, cool and elegance instead of formality.

The designer showed at a New York leather bar.

The men’s shows ranked based on how they fared in their bid to win the designing gold.

It was back to not-quite-basics for the London and Tokyo-based French designer.

The kids weren’t alright, but at least they were well dressed.

The brand showed technical offerings for men and denim looks that gave volume to the basics for women.

Yoon Ahn said her “coming-of-age” collection was inspired by the Eighties classic “The Breakfast Club.”

The spring collection hinged on a Nineties sportswear vibe: short-shorts, utility vests, tracksuits and jersey.

The runway presentation will take place on June 8 at Hollywood’s Milk Studios.

Shinpei Yamagishi focused on “dress jackets,” reimagining the suit jacket in a relaxed, elegant way, for his first collection.