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The former "Project Runway" reality television
show judge's Spring 2018 collection reflected this philosophy on
Wednesday, the final day of New York Fashion Week. Movie stars
Catherine Zeta-Jones and Nicole Kidman sat in the front row of
Kors' show as singer Sara Bareilles serenaded the audience.
Models in colorful ensembles of breezy shirts, wide-legged
trousers and flowing palm-print dresses drifted down the
catwalk. Flip-flops largely finished the look that Kors called
"barefoot glamor" with an "escapist kind of attitude."
Subtle revelations was the theme in biased-cut jackets, tops and
dresses with handkerchief sleeves that floated in the air as
models strutted down the runway.
"I don't like obvious bareness so when you move, something might
unwrap a little bit," Kors said. "And I think that sneaky
bareness is more interesting to me than obvious bareness."
Kors also showed his staple of meticulously cut rain coats,
jackets and pencil skirts, in bright colors, at the semi-annual
event featuring more than 100 designers.
(Reporting by Elly Park; Writing by Yahaira Jacquez; Editing by
Richard Chang)
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