Last night’s Grand National Showcase seemed deliberately low key, and it was clear Goot – and his stylist Mark Vassallo – just wanted to let the clothes do the talking. Models came out almost bare faced; the music was simple; the lines were pure and clean. All the Goot signatures were there: the white shirting, the draped jersey (the material he was first famous for, before the neoprene became a hit), blurry digital prints, zippered racerback dresses, the Rorschach prints in acidic colours and the simplicity of cut (a few tiered, asymmetrical dresses were a surprise inclusion, given Goot is known for a rigid, structured silhouette).Even the much-hyped appearance of Andreja Pejic (her debut runway show as a woman) at the show’s close was underplayed. She came, she turned, she walked back. No extended posing or mugging for the cameras: she was just another model on the runway, and if you’d looked down at your phone for more than a minute, you’d have missed her altogether. In a word: subdued.Broadsheet