The styling was slick with a sport luxe feel, showcasing their new accessories line, including day wear opaque visors and precariously high, metal rod stilettos, that had models teetering on the brinks, with one girl failing to hold back a stumble.

The classic Ginger and Smart look is a marriage of structured tailoring, softened with feminine elements. For this collection they have honed sophistication and a grown up look, interspersed with childlike optimacy and playful aspects. The collection is a fusion of the fluid nature of the silk fabric of the kite and sharper detailing, examining the hard and soft elements of the kite with most outfits having some semblance of structure, married with a softer silhouette.

Initial looks were uncomplicated with a focus on prints appearing in a monochrome palate. Oversized arrow stitch detailing was shown on side seams of tailored cigarette pants and big stitch prints appeared on dresses in white on black, mirroring the stitches of the kite. Structure was practised through the use of hard lines and angular kimono shaped dresses. Voluminous polished silks were gracefully draped and subtly controlled with intersecting black reigns emanating the frame and strings of the kite.

Later on monochrome subsided as an array of colours dominated, in diffused acid brights, bejewelled block hues of red, cerise and purple and kaleidoscopic prints in a 70's sun faded paint box palate. Silhouettes expanded, losing the form and controlled tailoring that was explored earlier. Dresses transpired from billowing column to kaftan, all ablaze with brightly coloured prints.

The Ginger and Smart signature leather appeared playfully in the form of a unitard and a waistcoat, coloured in purple with scalloped edges and teamed with rushed, nude chiffon, diaphanous leggings, giving a hard soft contrast. Black was reintroduced, paired with violet in some more directional looks including a gracefully draped playsuit. The most covetable look of the show was a silk acid bright maxi dress with a diffused watercolour print and gladiator style shoulder plates, adorned with rows of gold zippers.

Ginger and Smart embody the essence of the kite with practical clothes for real women, that are beautiful, graceful and transformational. Ginger and Smart have always been free thinkers, choosing their own direction and not being entirely influenced by the European catwalks, which dictate so much of what many Aussie designers create.