The models were styled with their long hair drawn back, not in pony tails, but flowing freely down their backs, sunglasses to match their ensembles, and high-heeled pumps with pointed toes and thin ankle straps (the high heels with pointed toes are great for petites; the ankle straps, not so much). The models carried ladylike, medium-sized top-handled handbags.
In addition to clothing for warm weather, such as the sleeveless red dress pictured in the center above, Michael Kors also featured several spring coats in the collection, one of which is pictured at right above. According to Michael Kors, women want to wear spring clothing early in the spring, but the weather is still quite cool in most of the United States then, so he presented several spring coats in the collection.
A geometric 1960s inspiration influenced many of the garments in the collection, some of which featured color-blocking, shift styling, and top-handled bags, all popular during the 1960s. At center above, we see some of the geometric influence with the shape of the belt buckle.
