As an important brand representing American fashion, MICHAEL KORS pays great attention to every conference.

Since the resumption of the offline fashion show, it has taken us deep into the Broadway theater district or staged a lunchtime fashion show in Central Park.

This time, the show was located in Manhattan's West Village, and the theme was "Urban bohemia."

The design of the show continues the theme of the integration of city and nature in the last season, and the grey and white "trunk" is interwoven with stainless steel columns and seats, making the space present a simple and modern beauty, setting off the dressed star guests.

Brand spokesperson for Greater China Wang Feifei also surprised appearance, wearing MICHAEL KORS COLLECTION 2023 spring and summer series white coat, with the same color sweater and skirt, the first to open the "blockbuster mode".

As the lights dimmed, the music played, and the models emerged through the forest, the show officially began.

"Growing up in the 70s, I was inspired by women who had their own fashion, who were determined and confident. Iconic women like Tina Turner, Gloria Steinem, Yoko Ono and Jane Fonda have had a huge impact on me."

He called them "Influencers" because in the 1970s, when Mr. Michael Kors was growing up, they were women who dared to break the rules and find their own ways, while having a strong personal style.

For example, Gloria Steinem, a famous American women's rights leader, led the largest women's rights movement in the history of the United States and opened the climax of the worldwide feminist movement in the 1970s.

She is also a fashion icon who likes to wear pendant necklaces, tagline badges and low-hanging Concha belts over knitwear - traditional accessories of Native American or Indian origin.

These strongly styled accessories were both Steinem's "power gear" and later became her style signature.

On the runway this season, Steinem's pendant necklace was combined with the round badge to become a striking agate necklace; The Concha belt is reinterpreted for a contemporary aesthetic and is also worn in a low-rise fashion.

It is worth mentioning that a similar oval metal buckle belt appeared on the MICHAEL KORS COLLECTION Fall/Winter 2004 show.

The metallic buckle belt, paired with a miniskirt, thigh-high boots and messenger bag, was taken from actress Jane Fonda's classic look in the movie "Klute."

However, if you are a Yoko Ono fan, you may know that she also likes to wear low-hanging belts with shorts.

But after the death of her husband, John Lennon, Yoko, a peace activist and artist, often attended concerts and art exhibitions dressed in wide-shouldered suits. This strong, determined female image brought to the runway this season the large silhouette of the coat, can wrap the vulnerable side of women, making them look powerful.

Legendary musician Tina Turner's favorite leopard print clothing, also gave Michael Kors inspiration.

But with a new design, these fashions are modern, elegant and feminine.

It can be said that the "fashion influence" of these four style women is everywhere in this big show.

Popular 70's Bohemian style, into the urban style, with a new collocation rules to achieve a variety of new gameplay.

Well-tailored loose coats and eye-catching tassel capes were paired with form-fitting dresses and low-rise skirts.

The sense of conflict formed by loose and tight makes the shape more eye-catching, and also reflects people's yearning for new fashion at that time.

Gloria Steinem once said, "Fashion in the past was about obedience and losing yourself. Fashion today is about being unique and finding yourself."

So you will find that the autumn and winter collection does not "copy" the iconic design and collocation of the 1970s, but incorporates more innovative ideas.

For example, those irregular cut bell-bottom pants, originated from the popular pants type of the 1970s, but made of the popular elastic knitted fabric, or into a stylish jumpsuit, mixed with a low waist belt, is refreshing.

The fringe is also impossible to ignore, and this element runs through almost the entire collection.