I feel like it looks very now, in the worst possible way. He isn't offering any new propositions. Instead he provided a collection of clothing that has proven to be sellable. It's formulaic, as if he's checking off a list. Coats: Check, Skirts: Check, etc... The color palette and choice of fabrics is what dragged it down. It looks heavy. When it did get light it became frumpy and shapeless. The little sweaters with the fur on the collar was done by Prada, and better I might add. Intentional or not, I had a little chuckle when that big skirt squashed the proportions of the model in look 46, she looked terrible in motion. Imagine that look on an average sized woman. I did catch that he was trying to add a little bit of glamour with the jewelry closer to the end as an attempt to dress up some questionable evening wear. If you break it down, all your really getting out of it are the coats. The yellow one (look 21) is the best piece. It's a good thing he offered several variations. I'm not impressed. I miss the romance of Bailey.