His minimal designs were derived from his Turkish roots and created in an earthy palette of ivory, chocolate brown, and white.

Nary a button was visible, most of them hidden from sight.

Interesting were the sleeves, which took on a cape-like quality due to the absense of arm seams.

There were sharp v-neck shifts, vests, and boleros in calf leather paired with crushed linen coats, circle skirts, and hot pants.

Several of the blouses had high, stand-up collars.

Belted dresses, jackets, and shorts in champagne silk added a softer edge to the mostly angular collection.

However, Kutoglu did allow a little flash in his show in the form of white sequined pants, mini skirts, and a fantastic kimono dress.