Emilia Wickstead's New Collection Has a Little Something For the Duchess in All of Us

tEmilia Wickstead stuck to many of her tried-and-true trademarks for Fall 2016, including calf-length day dresses, full evening skirts, heavy fabrics, and long luxurious coats.

But there were a few new additions thrown into the mix. We can see an edgy starlet in the tweed jumpsuit with long sleeves and a wide V-neck, for example, and the camel knit pinafore worn over a matching jumper, which had a laid-back, youthful feel.

The neckline and shoulders were where Wickstead had her fun this season, chopping out panels, showing off slashes of shoulder, or elongating the torso with tight roll-necks. The '60s-influenced swing dresses in retro prints featured shorter hemlines than we've ever seen from the designer.

There were, though, plenty of offerings for Wickstead fan Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge. Closing the show were a series of ribbon-striped skirts and coats in pale pink and mauve that were a welcome splash of color. By covering all her bases, Wickstead offered something for devoted fans, Middleton admirers, and those who've yet to fall for her charms.