The name of this line is derived from a 12th-century Persian allegorical poem which translated quite literally onto some tees where the names of the poem’s characters were printed. Some looks we love…

Adorably, some audience members were seated in the seats of the classic cars housed at the Classic Car Club of NYC, where the show took place. It was very evident this classicism was referenced by the designer, Andy Salzer, for this collection. Here are some highlights…

This was a collective Army of M.E. design-gasm -the males were salivating as much as the females (Orthodox for women will be available in stores next month but we would also be seduced by any man styled in these runway looks). Following the show (highlights below) was a ridiculously overcrowded after party at 205. It was co-hosted by Oak and Orthodox designer, Eric Niccoli, was quite happy with the turn out. The open bar ran out after an hour and no one seemed to leave -that’s love and here’s why…(no need to highlight what we like about it because we like everything)