At Peter Dundas’s Roberto Cavalli the free-spirited woman ruled, though decidedly a collection of designs more meant for the aesthetic spendthrift than more modest wearers. Dundas’ high fashion vision of a Bohemian merry prankster is not new, of course, but the footnote here being between all his signature 70s attitude and dizzying amounts of Navajo-inspired pattern – it’s done beautifully. Backstage and all dressed up, that air of confident femininty set the mood for models like Luna Bijl, Greta Varlese, Mayowa Nicholas and more. What could have easily been overwhelming, is eye-catching for Spring/Summer. See the backstage coverage above by Dmitry Rollins for Models.com