UNDERCOVER's Spring/Summer 2015 collection was a show that embodied the brand's signature romanticism and darkness. Designer Jun Takahashi's theme was "Pretty Hate Bird."

The catwalk began with a model wearing a bright princess dress and black feathers. Her expression was innocent, but she wore a voluminous ring resembling a carnivorous plant. Her headband, decorated with thorns, exuded a somewhat ominous air.

Mirror prints on high-tech coats, monster-like floral patterns, skull-like prints, thorn straps and trim, and mirror shard embroidery all combined with girly see-through tops and long skirts to create a cute yet sinister style.

An impactful look featured a series of tops, skirts, and dresses printed with Hieronymus Bosch's religious painting "The Garden of Earthly Delights." "The Garden of Earthly Delights" depicts numerous birds trampling on humans. The anti-Christian interpretation is also very Undercover-esque. The loud clothing is styled with accessories from a collaboration with AMBUSH. The pieces are inspired by monuments depicted in paintings. They adorn the arms and legs in layers, but all are sold separately.

The finale is an iconic style: a tulle and leather biker jacket paired with a skirt printed with bird feathers. The mask and gloves are also made of feathers, emphasizing the theme. The previous look then fades to black, bringing the show to a finale with the cry of birds.

The use of accessories, including the aforementioned accessories, is excellent. The bag featured in the video is made by an iPad mini and has its own pocket on the front. Other items, such as a cherry clutch bag with knuckle dusters and a bangle with a chain of broken mirrors, all add a touch of spice to the outfit.