Suno

Suno has grown steadily since hitting the fashion scene in 2009 with a collection that reflected co-founder Max Osterweis's Kenyan roots. The bright African prints, and the fact that Osterweis and his partner Erin Beatty produced most of the collection in Kenya, gave the Suno brand immediate soul. Since then, the collection has evolved into the quirky girl's dream — you go to Suno for incredible prints, but now you can expect pretty chic silhouettes, like tailored pants and military jackets.

• Trends: Stripes, florals, mixed prints, peplum, military.
• Colors: Orange, black, white, camel.
• Key Piece: Striped pants, military jacket, any of the floral pieces.
• Accessories: Floral-print booties, some peep-toe, others lace-up.
• Who Would Wear It: Women with a quirky sense of feminine style like Michelle Williams or Elizabeth Olsen.

>> Suno has always been about print. Even before the current print craze, cofounders Max Osterweis and Erin Beatty drew upon Osterweis's Kenyan roots and extensive collection of vintage Kenyan fabrics to produce pieces that were bright, cheerful, and eclectic. The collection has matured since those early days, and this season's offering showcased what was perhaps the brand's most polished aesthetic yet. Joyful florals and graphic stripes were rendered on military-tinged jackets, tailored pants, and slim-lined skirts. The result? A bold — and, ultimately, super-appealing — collection.

>> The new limited-edition sneaks from Suno are cheery, chic — and super affordable; perfect for Holiday gifting and beyond. Priced at $65, the canvas shoes come in two styles — lace-ups and slip-ons — and are printed in Suno's signature graphic patterns. "It made perfect sense to us to make a classic, easy tennis shoe. We chose some of our favorite kanga-inspired prints for the shoes, which are all being produced in Kenya with soles made entirely from recycled rubber," says co-creative director Erin Beatty. Click through to shop all the new styles — a portion of the proceeds from each sale is donated to the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust.

>> It's a week of double-timers: two Haider Ackermann looks, two Calvin Klein looks, and one model who appears twice. See who's wearing what — and where — in the slideshow.

Suno designers Max Osterweis and Erin Beatty took the refined route for Spring at their first show at Fashion Week. While past collections have featured a louder, colorful mixed print mash-up, Osterweis and Beatty toned down the fire in this collection and instead opted for a more refined feel. Prints in the way of plaids, florals, and stripes were streamlined against a predominately neutral color palette save for the occasional pops of bright red and muted yellow hues. A standout number highlighted a beautiful bird print across a yellow wrap dress. Separates in the way of crisp, dimensional striped collar shirts paired with a watercolor patterned top and louche trousers also caught our eye. To finish, Osterweis and Beatty completed their looks with woven raffia platform sandals.