An embroidered cardigan in pure wool, the surface adorned with a richly detailed botanical motif in the season's palette. A heirloom-quality layering piece that brings the collection's floral spirit to a classic knitwear form.

Oscar de la Renta cuts this midi skirt from chrysanthemum guipure, the flower heads raised in three dimensions and joined by an open lace ground over a pale lining. Panels flare gently to a scalloped hem, with a deeper band of lace at the bottom. Sculpted rather than soft.

Oscar de la Renta builds this shift from a fine navy knit, running raised cord ribs down the bodice in vertical lines. At the hem the ribs end in small tied loops, and the skirt breaks into pleated godets that swing away from the leg. The cut is sleeveless with a high round neck.

Oscar de la Renta prints a crushed-velvet pattern onto cotton poplin, in layered greens that read like crinkled foliage. The sleeveless bodice has a square neckline and ties at the back, and the skirt flares out through the midi length. The surface looks textured while the cloth itself stays smooth.

A sleeveless sequin tweed cocktail dress in navy. The sequins are scattered across a textural weave, and the wool-polyamide cloth holds a structured, close line from the round neckline to the midi hem.

Oscar de la Renta prints painted irises across an olive cotton, the blooms growing larger and deeper in colour toward the hem. A wrapped V-neck bodice with short sleeves sits over a pleated mini skirt, with a self-covered belt at the waist. The print carries the dress, so the cut stays clean.

Oscar de la Renta brings its garden-rich romance to this cardigan, working a chine floral through soft wool and tracing the blooms with delicate beadwork. The result is a knit with the richness of eveningwear — tactile, intricate, quietly opulent. A jewel-like layer in pale saltwater.

Oscar de la Renta weaves its love of bloom into this A-line dress with a textural jacquard that catches the light. The structured cotton-blend holds a clean, swinging line from the waist. A romantic piece in soft saltwater blue.

Oscar de la Renta works a multi-floral knit jacquard into a rich, woven botanical surface across this short-sleeve knit dress. The intricate jacquard construction renders the floral motifs with a tapestry-like depth and precision, sprays of tulip and blossom set against a deep cigar ground.

Oscar de la Renta knits this mock-neck midi dress in wool with a little stretch, long in the sleeve and cut close. Silvery beads are stitched into scattered flowers and leaves, clustered over one shoulder and thinning toward the hem. A back zip closes it. The beadwork is the only shine on the dark knit.

A refined glen plaid in a warm taupe palette is woven into a fluid wool-cashmere blend for a sleeveless day dress of understated sophistication. Impeccable tailoring ensures an effortless, polished fit.

Silvery bead embroidery is applied across the surface of this short-sleeve wool pullover in melange grey, each bead catching the light to create a softly luminous effect. A quiet, refined exercise in embellished knitwear.

Oscar de la Renta works the Klos skirt in a ribbed virgin wool knit, flaring gently from a smooth waistband to below the knee. Silver bead embroidery climbs from the hem in sprays of flowers and leaves, denser at the base and thinning towards the hip. On the melange grey ground, the beading reads soft and slightly antique.