Inspired by the Netflix documentary series Hip-Hop Evolution,
Marc Jacobs offered a sophisticated spin on the early hip-hop
scene of the ’70s. Thick, patterned knits, extra-wide trousers, and
loads of corduroy and fur (both real and faux) were anchored in a
warm palette of browns. Big bubble caps by Stephen Jones and
fabulously fake “gold” chain necklaces pulled together Jacobs’
“dressed-up casual sportswear” collection named Respect—a
reference to black pride and quite possibly Aretha Franklin.
NEW YORK
MARC JACOBS
Of the major fashion
designers today, you
can count on Michael
Kors for a certain
kind of sexy, jet-set
glamazon. From plus-
sized model Ashley
Graham to Bella Hadid
(right), the Kors woman
is strong, confident and
unabashedly feminine.
Wrap skirts showing a
hint of leg with every
stride were balanced
with jackets sporting
rounded shoulders and
cocooning proportions.
Glamour came in the
form of a slouchy
wrap dress cinched
with a trailing belt,
anchored by peep-
toed slingbacks with
architectural
conical heels.MICHAEL
KORS
COLLECTION