Virgil Abloh’s aquatic collection was inspired by photographs of female divers in South Korea.

Petar Petrov relaxed his signature tailored silhouettes and asymmetric silk dresses, building out his commercial power dressing proposition.

The designer channeled workwear and military influences with a collection rich in outerwear options.

Sid Neigum took on a romantic tone, playing on contrasts with his signature architectural style.

Ben Taverniti used Brutalist architecture as his foundation, building on it with touches of glam-rock.

The studio at Sonia Rykiel put together a collection intended to celebrate the insouciant, quintessentially Parisian attitude of its founder.

Inspired by the late Sixties, Gabriele “Bebe” Moratti gave the label’s aesthetic a lighter, folksy interpretation with raw appeal.

Snatching elements from the American West, Dossena updated the hair sprayed glamor of Palm Springs for his sexy Parisian.

Carlotta Oddi offered up a rainbow of sunset hues in a collection inspired by California.

Koma dialed up the glamour and the boldness to good effect.

Emanuel Ungaro’s studio team built out its colorful knitwear-based proposition inspired by the house’s archives.

Jane Birkin was the muse that inspired Anna Molinari’s collection, combining delicate femininity and sparkling glamour.

The Bibhu Mohapatra woman might be a world traveler, but she always comes back to her New York City roots — an “urban woman,” the designer aptly calls her.

Alexandra O’Neill’s wonderful world of Markarian went full-fledged, shimmering holiday for the resort season.

Fausto Puglisi focused on sexiness and boldness for resort.