While Nicole Miller’s fall line had plenty of brand classics, it felt fresh thanks to its Seventies spirit and more androgynous styling.

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For Nicole Miller’s pre-fall collection, the designer mixed a crossover of Seventies and Eighties styles with a palette inspired by the works of Frank Lloyd Wright.

Nicole Miller’s spring show was all about celebrating a joyous feminine spirit with an emphasis on flirty floral prints and pattern play.

The designer’s Sept. 8 show will be the first since the death of her longtime business partner Bud Konheim.

The designer is a familiar face in the Hamptons, having gone there for more than 20 years.

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Candidness was Konheim’s calling card and he readily shared opinions and advice by looking at the big picture.

Konheim is remembered as a mentor, a forward thinker and the ultimate raconteur.

Bud Konheim had a sixth sense when it came to what the future held for the fashion industry.

The thoughts of Bud Konheim that turned into reality.

Konheim spent decades working in New York’s fashion industry, but he never abandoned his independent thinking.

Konheim, a longtime fashion industry insider, always called things as he saw them.

Nicole Miller presented a busy, animated fall line with many mini-themes and a strong commercial appeal.

Nicole Miller gave a mix of goody-two-shoe and badass for her pre-fall 2019 collection.