Mouret wants women to accept their bodies, and choose clothes that can last, and be readapted. “Style can be an answer to waste,” he said.

Mouret has tapped French artist Leyman Lahcine to create a limited-edition series of hand-drawn perfume bottles.

Mouret had relocated there two years ago, but is shifting the attention to e-commerce and wholesale, which has been robust.

Guests at the zodiac-themed cocktail and dinner included Barry Diller, Joan Collins, Alice Temperley, Erin O’Connor, Ashley Hicks and Paloma Faith.

“It’s not a retrospective,” said the designer, whose book will be published by Rizzoli on Nov. 6.

Roland Mouret is evolving.

For the second time during the European trip, FLOTUS wore pale yellow, a fashion-forward color that is one of the Pantone Color Institute’s Top 10 colors for fall.

FLOTUS’ choice of pale yellow was meant to pay homage to Queen Elizabeth II, who is said to also favor the color, stylist Herve Pierre said.

FLOTUS lands in London wearing a fitted taupe dress by British designer Roland Mouret.

Roland Mouret wanted a collection that was all about movement, lightness and freedom.

The designer joined forces with L.A.-based footwear label Newbark on a new capsule collection of flat shoes.

The designer took a demure turn, adding tailoring and rich, draped fabrics to this collection that was inspired by “The Eyes of Laura Mars.”

The designer is believed by many to be Meghan Markle’s top choice to design her wedding gown for her upcoming nuptials to Prince Harry. So what say he?

The Michelin-starred chef created a meal inspired by the designer’s first perfume, Une Amourette.

Roland Mouret loosened up for resort, presenting a series of fluid silhouettes.