Dries Van Noten's Spring/Summer 2015 women's collection evokes the image of "erudite Pre-Raphaelites, seeking to return to the ideals of the early Renaissance," as well as "a passion for art and craft." A grassy green carpet spread across the runway, and the show began with the sound of birdsong. The collection featured numerous motifs, including hemp leaf and other plant patterns, traditional small patterns reminiscent of men's ties and pajamas, and stripes. Vivid and earthy colors were combined and blended. The silhouettes were loose yet focused on vertical lines. Bra tops and cummerbunds provided balance. The asymmetrical designs and layering created a fresh yet free-spirited mood. Materials included Bloomsbury-inspired silk brocade, raw silk, silk chiffon, lurex, fur, natural cotton, and viscose. Satin and sequins added a touch of sparkle, and sheerness was a key element in the layered look. The show lavishly features her signature handcrafted elements, including metal and ribbon embroidery and fringe. She wears sponge-soled sandals made from leather and skin. Her metal accessories feature branch and root motifs. She carries a clutch bag and a large travel bag made from kangaroo leather. The music is by Max Colombie, a 23-year-old Belgian musician and painter from Oscar and the Wolf. The green carpet was designed by Buenos Aires visual artist Alexandra Kehayoglou and was handwoven for the show over a period of more than four weeks.