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"Inspired by the rich textures and colors of the spice markets and the history of the artisans in Morocco." — Marissa Webb, creative director, Banana Republic

The Rebecca Taylor Spring 2016 collection was inspired by London's informal association of artists and intellectuals known as the Bloomsbury set. The members of the Bloomsbury group called into question the traditions of their day and were among the best known examples of early bohemian fashion, which reflected their lifestyle.

Tapestry garden print and patched dresses with quilted bodices in elongated shapes give the collection an eclectic feel. Crochet lace in mosaic patterns are mixed with frayed chambray and floral prints.

Citrus brights are juxtaposed with pastels and grounded with navy and ivory. Grommet details fused with lace patterns add to the overall collection, balancing fragility with strength.

"Our brand is often associated with far off, worldly inspirations, and this one is about bringing it on home. The Spring 2016 collection is our interpretation of classic Americana, inspired by the great Willie Nelson." — Designer, Mara Hoffman

"His uniform & her dresses"

"The colors, shapes and composition of minimalist master Frank Stella." — Designer, Pamella Roland

"A celebration of her amazing career and then some, Betsey Button is the ultimate Betsey Johnson big bang."

"Creative lines and simplified forms." — Brand Director, Minsoo Chung

"Summer still life."