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Michael Kors turned MoMA into a color show
Kors staged spring 2027 inside the Museum of Modern Art, and the front row was as loud as the clothes.
In brief
Kors staged spring 2027 inside the Museum of Modern Art, and the front row was as loud as the clothes. Kors used MoMA as a backdrop and matched it with saturated color, sculptural accessories, and a celebrity front row that did half the marketing. Originally reported by Page Six.
A runway inside MoMA
Michael Kors showed his spring 2027 collection at the Museum of Modern Art on Friday, putting the catwalk in the middle of one of the most famous art collections in New York.
Clothes as loud as the walls
Red, yellow, green and blue ran through glove-style pumps, miniskirts, asymmetrical dresses and classic coats. Even the models' eye makeup got the color treatment.
“the clothes on the catwalk were every bit as colorful as the works on the institution's walls”
Jewelry doing the sculpting
Sculptural jewelry and handbags pushed the art-gallery idea past the clothes themselves, turning accessories into the pieces you were meant to stare at.
Rinna brought her daughter
Lisa Rinna sat with Jane Krakowski, while her model daughter Delilah Belle turned up alongside Natalia Bryant and Kathryn Newton.
Head-to-toe black won
Olivia Munn went with a black patent leather trench and sunglasses. Lea Michele, seated next to Aaron Tveit, also kept it all black.
“Olivia Munn and Lea Michele looked elegant wearing head-to-toe black”
Color in the front row too
Gabrielle Union wore a scarlet knit gown and Lori Harvey arrived in plum with a matching clutch, so the seats read as brightly as the runway.
“Gabrielle Union sporting a vibrant scarlet knit gown”
The takeaway
Kors used MoMA as a backdrop and matched it with saturated color, sculptural accessories, and a celebrity front row that did half the marketing.
