"Kate Spade is a quintessential New York label, so it made sense that its Spring show was held on the rooftop of one of the city's most well-known hotels, The NoMad. The show itself, however, complete with traditional Andalusian music and a backdrop of Moorish arches, was anything but metropolitan, and instead every bit Morocco-inspired. The presentation was theatrical, with pauses for belly dancers and waiters in white serving tea, but the clothes needed no ceremony: They were good. The regional influence was tastefully pared back in the clothing, loosening the preppy hold on this classically uptown label. Take the florals - they were less busy this time. Blossoms were painted on a denim jacket and cropped flares for a jolt of downtown cool. Kate Spade's signature collared shirt was still tightly buttoned at the throat, but seemed lighter and more playful thanks to the embroidered flowerd on the chest." - vogue.com
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