Initial reaction:
Hanging out in Joshua Tree and feeling at one with the savage earth. Except these girls don't break a sweat in the desert. They're wearing Navajo-inspired knits and heavily beaded dresses.
How they wore it:
Some of the models had a curious smear of gold on their temples as though it were a cult sign. What was the significance of the ones who were touched with gold and the ones who weren't?
Model behaviour:
Eva Herzigova led the charge in a jet black beaded gown, preceding a passage of gold-rush dresses, dripping with metal chains and beading.
Stand out looks:
In amongst the embellished signature prints and Orchiedea curls, there were 1970s tinged velvet tuxedo suiting, fitting into the mood of the season, worn with neck tie blouses.
Animal spirit:
All things furry have been dominating the shows but artistic director Peter Dundas gave his girls the "Call of the Wild" with fox fur pieces, pattern-printed pony skin and patchwork mink on parkas. They're primitive huntresses.
Models: Maartje Verhoef (@maartjeverhoef), Carla Ciffoni, Amanda Wellsh (@amandawellsh), Mina Cvetkovic (@how_about_mina), Tanya Katysheva (@limur_t), Paulina King, Nadja Bender (@NadjaBender), Irina Kravchenko (@iriska_kravchenko), Anna Ewers (@AnNaEwers), Izabel Goulart (@iza_goulart), Thairine Garcia (@thairinegarcia), Malaika Firth (@malaikafirth), Lindsey Wixson (@lindseywixson), Hanne Gaby Odiele (@hannegabysays), Ashleigh Good (@hannegabysays), Samantha Gradoville (@samgradoville), Devon Windsor (@devwindsor), Charlene Hoegger, Elizabeth Erm, Mijo Mihaljcic (@mijomihaljcic)
 backstage at Emilio Pucci AW14)
