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| Image | Daniele Oberrauch/Imaxtree |
All the reviews of the New York ready to wear shows we have read this week have said that the particular collection was "well received". This had us wondering: are any of the shows ever described as being poorly received and given critical reviews? We ask only because this year, it seems that many of our favourite designers have fallen a little short of the mark and failed to light a fire with their offerings.
Tory Burch has produced a very commercially viable collection inspired by artists Francoise Gilot and Pablo Picasso. As a designer in business she is a classic example of someone who knows her customer well and delivers consistently from season to season. This being said, the clothes coming down the runway were both elegant and sophisticated harping back to her usual tribal influences. In our opinion, the second half of the show was stronger than the first and we particularly liked the outfits in the calming blues and creams which closed the show as well as the desert booties that some of the models wore.
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| Images | Daniele Oberrauch/Imaxtree |
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