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New York Fashion Week: Optimism and eclecticism are in full bloom
After 10 days of fashion shows, it's hard to imagine there's a boundary left to push, a color that's gone unused or a silhouette that hasn't been relaxed. While the collections were all over the map (and in some cases, the maps were all over the collections), there were a few big takeaways from the spring and summer 2015 shows at New York Fashion Week, which ended Thursday.
Optimism is chic
If there is one phrase that sums up much of the spring season at New York Fashion Week, Michael Kors had it: "Optimistic chic."
His collection brought many of the week's trends together, including 1950s-inspired circle skirts and crop tops: garden florals...
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