New York-centric wordplays by illustrator Monsieur Cabinet were placed on giant posters around the stage, indicating a fun, if slightly French-collection.
In contrast to the menswear tailored looks were ruffles. Ruffles were playfully displayed on many garments: down lapels and in tiers on a frilly skirt as well as trimming an electric blue maillot and down the sides of a bright, floral-print dress. Patterned silk scarves were another feminine, if French theme, woven into loose blouses or tied around necks.
All in all, the collection was a cohesive example of haute dressing.
