Military pieces were some of what was inspired by Goya and Gaytten said that an embroidered coat in particular was a nod to the artist. “A military motif is prominent throughout the collection, but there’s an equally strong femininity that crosses many periods in time, from 18th century through the 1930s. Overall, you will sense a romantic feeling anchored by strong tailoring,” said Gaytten. Bias-cut dresses helped bring out the femininity. Seen in John Galliano collections since spring/summer 1989, this silhouette is at the center of the brand. In the 1990’s bias-cut slip dresses were a prominent part of eveningwear and this collection was done at a time when they were coming back in style. Lace blouses and tulle dresses did their job of adding femininity to the collection as well.