For years, Michael Kors has been known to champion the ultimate feminine sophistication. His designs radiate elegant sensibilities that beautifully translate from the runway and transform fashionable women everywhere. And if there’s anything that closely defines luxuryLuxuryrefers to a state of exceptional comfort, elegance, and quality, often characterized by premium craftsmanship, exclusivity, and superior experiences.Go to Luxury Glossary, it’s New York.
For Fall 2018, Michael Kors is going bigger than ever and taking over the Big Apple tonight as he holds his runway show at the Vivian Beaumont Theater at Lincoln Center. From the venue itself to the invitations and artwork, designed by legendary theater-poster artist James McMullan, the show celebrates the energy and creativity of the city that has long been the designer’s home and inspiration.
“I wanted the show to be a love letter to New York,” says Michael Kors. “I’m inspired by everything about the city—the electricity, the speed, the diversity, the individuality, and of course the art and food and fashion. So much of New York is iconic, from the architecture to the theater to the faces, and anyone who’s ever been here has their own New York story. For me to show at Lincoln Center, in a building designed by renowned architect Eero Saarinen, with artwork specifically created by James McMullan—that’s a New York story I wanted to share with everyone.”
Of course this Valentine’s Day, you don’t have to jet-set all the way to New York to witness this sartorial spectacle. The Fall 2018 Michael Kors Collection runway show will be livestreamed direct from NYC to your screens right here on Megastyle.
Catch the live runway tonight, February 14, Wednesday at 11 PM through the stream below!
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The Michael Kors Collection Fall 2018 runway show was held at the Vivian Beaumont Theater at Lincoln Center in New York. The building was designed by architect Eero Saarinen, and, according to the designer, the show celebrates the city’s energy and creativity.
Michael Kors described the Fall 2018 show as a “love letter to New York,” inspired by the city’s electricity, speed, diversity, individuality, art, food and fashion. The venue, invitations and artwork were all tied to that theme, with artwork created by theater-poster artist James McMullan.
Artist James McMullan, known for his theater posters, designed the invitations and artwork for the show. Kors said the artwork was specifically created for it, and that presenting at Lincoln Center in an Eero Saarinen-designed building was a New York story he wanted to share with everyone.
The show was livestreamed direct from New York City on Megastyle, with the broadcast scheduled for Wednesday, February 14, at 11 PM. Viewers outside New York could watch the runway on their screens without traveling to the city on Valentine’s Day.
Michael Kors is known for championing feminine sophistication, with designs described as elegant and translatable from the runway to everyday life. New York has long been the designer’s home and inspiration, and the Fall 2018 show was staged as a celebration of the city’s energy and creativity.
