Rusted Revolution

This collection opened the show, with beautifully simple, Spanish inspired white frocks and this gorgeous simple gown.

This collection was 50’s beach perfection. She combines here a black bandeau with wide legged rust pants, and a flopping sun hat to go along. The rest of the collection was equally as charming and wearable.

This off-beat designer utilized horns as the primary accessory in both his men’s and women’s wear. While these pieces were interesting to look at, where the summer in Spain is, and its practicality, is lost to me.

Bronze was a favorite metal of the evening. This designer crafted intricate bronze breastplates with long, flowing skirts.

This beautiful collection exemplified the Spanish vibe, as well as wearability and practicality.

Every color of the rainbow was used in this collection that showcased skintight rompers, and hoop skirts alike.

This sleek and stylish look is perfect for work during the summer and even a night on the town.

One of my favorite collections of the evening. He pared sailor stripes with a unique bronze dog harness, which each model walked down the runway with. This gave the aura of walking down the streets of Spain with a little dog by your side. Perfection.

This was less of a collection and more of a mini performance as the colorful creatures dances through the runway with incense burning. This was a welcomed shift of tone and greatly entertaining!

This collection paired intricate knits with neon tights. The juxtaposition of the fabric and colors made the design pop.

This men’s wear collection combined preppy with sassy pirate. Micheal accessorized the blazer with knee high pirate boots for a fun summer twist.

Horns returned to the runway again, but his time on the model’s heads. These extensive hairdos outshined the clothing in this collection.

These pieces were each a work of art. As the clothing moved down the runway, the white structures morphed, as they were turned inside out to reveal designs and colorful patterns underneath.

This gothic inspired collection sent lace and draping gowns down the runway.

Lindsay started her collection with beautiful color blocked gowns, and ended with equally as gorgeous florals. Her unique designs made the simple fabric and monotones stand out.

This look was one of my favorites in the collection. The nude cropped top paired with the patterned skirt and the pendant was a great, complete look.

Birdies, the local designer lingerie boutique, and made famous by owner Peregrine’s appearance on Bravo’s Work of Art, was the closing collection of the evening. The silk lingerie (modeled by men and women) with beautifully sewn ribbons glided down the runway with matching patent nude pumps (yes, even the men wore the heels) hair accessories and fans. The collection nicely summed up the evening of beautiful clothes, and entertainment.