This season saw an upbeat injection of creativity and emphasis on color and statement prints.

Andrew Gn wants to bring back black and white in an Internet age obsessed with color.

Raf Simons’ playful exploration of Americana continued for this collection.

Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski boiled the Hermès universe down to the essentials with handsome results.

The label offered a reprieve from the frenzy of modern life with an oxygen-infused lineup of earthy-tinged elegance.

The collection was a bit disjointed, but there were covetable pieces to pick out.

Some highlights include pieces in Cord Leavers lace and in floral prints, nodding to an ancient dyeing technique.

The designer dished up soft and easy renditions of her label’s Eighties and Western aesthetic without compromising its fashion bite.

The collection was full of modest, regal silhouettes that were improbably sensual.

There will always be caftans and tasseled pajama pants galore, but there was imagination and newness, too.

Marina Moscone took to resort to emphasize a grounded, day-to-night appeal.

The resort lineup was the Jill Stuart girl to a T of feminine frocks with an unexpected, slight twist of western 70s flare.

Resort allowed Chiara Boni to revert back to her penchant for vibrancy.

Sixties’ silhouettes and fresh colors gave a chic and joyful vibe to this collection.

The late designer’s Ken Scott Foundation and Milan-based Daniele Ghiselli Showroom teamed up to relaunch the brand.