Plenty of P.S. Pink, a standout hue from the ’60s-influenced color palette, and other bright shades with such names as Torch, Citron, or Cacti infuses the collection. Still, many of the wildly graphic prints and vivid stripes are grounded by shades redolent of a desert landscape or inky skies. At a couple of points, entirely white offerings appeared — dresses sporting lacy cut-outs, fringe, and even a little sparkle — to provide a cool contrast amid the otherwise eye-popping color extravaganza.
Gentlemen’s fashions from Mr. Turk — from simple torch-colored shorts paired with a white tee and green tennis shoes to blazers and short sets sporting the fabulously mod namesake print of the season — were met with enthusiastic hoots and hollers. The latter is a pop art floral with Warholian influences incorporating shades of pink and green. A bold, color-blocked jacket with metallic accents teamed with a hot pink polo shirt and white trousers caused a stir, as did any of the pieces sporting a hot pink, torch, and tan herringbone print.
