"The clothes matched the upbeat mood of the music. Kors gave his signature feminine/masculine plot line a '40s-by-way-of-the-'80s twist, conjuring "dames" (his word) from Barabara Stanwyck and Katharine Hepburn, to Kim Basinger. "They were women," he said backstage, "who were very provocative, very flirty, but also in control." On the one hand, he had little nipped-waist dresses and peephole-neck jumpsuits in vivid floral prints. And on the other: belted pant suits, a twill trench, and boyish argyle knits. Colors were juicy, like grapefruit pink and lime green, or they were streamlined black, white, and navy. Kors is an equal opportunity optimist, spreading his glass-half-full perspective worldwide. He sent out two versions of a "Love" sweater, a slouchy one for girls, and a snug one for boys; the former is one of a handful of items available for sale now. Among the others was a plunge-front, ruffle-sleeved little black dress - again that dichotomy." - vogue.com
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