KYE's Spring/Summer 2015 collection is a direct continuation of designer Kathleen Kye's Fall/Winter 2014 collection. Last season's chain motif makes a return, this time repeating as leather cutouts, overblown prints and contrasting trims. The mostly black and white color palette, also a continuation from the fall, is punctuated by hints of shiny sequin and a psychedelic "fire print" that transform otherwise ordinary silhouettes into Kye's own hyper-street renditions.

While Kye keeps her girls sexed up and athletic, she graduates the KYE man up to a heightened level of maturity. Instead of just presenting sweatshirts, joggers and low-hanging basketball shorts, KYE makes a deeper foray into menswear with embroidered button-downs - a new endeavor for the brand.

Understandably, there were less leather, knits and thick neoprene for spring, with looks styled with trendy tooth sole slippers. There doesn't seem to be any other accessories this season, at least from the looks of the runway.