An exuberant assortment of warm weather prints, the collection takes its cue from a garden in bloom. “I was looking for beauty in a difficult time,” says Ala, who began sketching the prints at home on Long Island at the onset of the pandemic. “It was also the first time I was able to watch my garden grow in all of its stages, which was really beautiful. Everything I painted came directly out of my garden.”

The Joie de Vivre collection begins with the introduction of two new floral prints. There’s Tulips, a cascading, vine-like assortment of white, cherry-red and amethyst petals set against a backdrop of periwinkle blue, and Dahlia, a festive statement with washed-out shades of amber, rose and gray-green blooms set against cloudy white.