Dauphinette

Exploring the Dauphinette collection is like exploring an art gallery. Each garment is an artistic celebration of an often overlooked material. Some looks subtly celebrate nature, like flowing yellow trousers with cherry blossoms, while others are more everyday, like her slotted upcycled leather dress from the 1940s. Some looks take an edgy approach to resources. A kitchen her table with a purse made of French pastry and a stunning ivory dress made up of over 400 real eggshells is on display. Paying homage to leftovers, the Dauphinette Collection is a thoughtful account of the beauty that permeates our everyday lives. Alice Tekkoski

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Alice + Olivia

Alice + Olivia stayed true to the brand’s DNA with a color palette worthy of the rainbow, from candy apple green to sky blue. This season, the brand also offered several Mommy and Me outfits. Ready to dress daughters who will be consumers for generations. pieces also contrasted a jewel-toned cocktail dress with a rugged denim look with a feminine twist like crystal tassels. Christopher Fraser

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only child

Maxwell Osborne’s anOnlyChild was an eclectic mix of looks ranging from streetwear to high street. Osborne was inspired by summer nights and his desire to design collections that resonate with all ages. His opening look, a gold satin capulet pleated dress and gold satin wide-leg trousers, set the tone for opulence throughout the show, with satin pintucks from his dress to medallions of his print. I could feel it in everything, even my scarf. The line may have just launched last fall, but the standing ovation after the finale is proof that it has staying power. Christopher Fraser

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