Casablanca

The womenswear takes the same warm, unhurried world and gives it a different set of shapes. Dresses and skirts join the printed silks; knitwear is cut closer; the tailoring keeps its softness but loses some of its volume. What carries across is the print — painted, gradient or monogrammed — and the sense that a piece is meant for somewhere pleasant rather than somewhere formal.

Coordinated sets run through the range here too, so a printed top and a matching skirt or trouser can be worn as though they were one piece of clothing. Around them sit the easier things: jersey, light knits, athleisure shapes and footwear that follows the same palette. Colour is the constant, applied in gradients and washes that keep even the plainest shapes from reading as basic.