L'Wren Scott's first resort collection began innocently enough. "I was sitting in my office one day with all of my crayons and started coloring," she said. Scott created nine prints, which she then produced in nine silhouettes. The collection, titled Propaganda, is inspired by poster art from World War I and World War II. The bright prints include "The Bomb" (exploding grenades), "Bromance" (American and British flags) and "Why Knot" (Chinese peace knots). Many of the looks are topped off with a cap, some done in a print, appropriately named "Hats Off," riffed from a rendering of Queen Elizabeth by Cecil Beaton. But our favorite print spells out "L'Wren Scott don't fake it" - in Morse code.