Michael Kors Outlet doesn"t have a dark side. Or if he does, he"s never cared to show it on the runway. You can count on upbeat music, smiling girls, and enough celebrity wattage (in this case, Jessica Chastain, Jada Pinkett Smith, Olivia Munn, and Mary J. Blige) to light up a room—not that Spring Studios needed any help, with the morning sun pouring through its wall-to-wall windows.
The new Spring collection delivered on Kors" sunny reputation, and then some. Daffodils, wisteria, and geraniums were picked out in sequins on tulle dancer skirts, embroidered on a strappy sundress, or printed on a breezy natural linen skirt suit. Gingham, which we"ve been seeing everywhere, was paired with marinière stripes. And for every navy outfit, there was another in bright yellow.
Happy yet? The flower-averse needn"t worry: Kors had plenty on offer here that registered in a lower key. Simplicity is trending; shirt-and-skirt combos are one of the week"s dominant motifs on the runways and off. This is a good moment to be Michael Kors. As the king of American sportswear, he excels at such things. We"re betting a plaid taffeta button-down tucked into a black wool gabardine sarong will be one of the show"s most popular outfits. Another nice look: a crisp white poplin shirt with French cuffs that inched past the fingertips, worn with a hands-in-the-pockets full black silk mikado skirt. Show us a girl who didn"t light up at the sight of that one.
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