Nina Ricci's Spring/Summer 2014 collection was inspired by the romantic style favored by men around the 18th century, offering a feminine style that mixed women's and men's wardrobes.

Classic men's shirts were reimagined as mini dresses and feminine skirts, and coats featured sharp lines reminiscent of a redingote (a former men's riding coat).

The color palette began with pure white, followed by white, gray, and pale pink looks accented with gold glitter and embroidery in the first half, and then expanded to a flower garden print featuring colorful blossoms and a vibrant blue reminiscent of burnt sable.

Materials included cotton and summer tweed, as well as sheer chiffon, crepe, thin knit, and lace. Layered ruffles and pleats added dimension and movement.

The new bag was an envelope-style clutch with a metal handle. Her shoes were nude designs, including thin-strap sandals and open-toe pumps, and her hands were accented with watches and bracelets decorated with natural stones and glass.