Michael Kors created a runway that evoked his own living room to set the tone for his new Fall/Winter collection for New York Fashion Week, which focused on comfort and movement. “It’s about the idea of ease,

Clad in Kors’ oversized blazer and pleated trousers, Rinna was feeling her ‘fit. “I love this menswear, androgynous vibe,” the “Mommy Meanest” star told Alexa. “And I think this look is better with flat shoes.”

The eternal conundrum of what to wear to the office these days seems to be suffusing New York Fashion Week. (That, or everyone just binge-watched Severance at the same time.) At Calvin Klein, Veronica Leoni leaned into the softer side of suiting, while yesterday at Carolina Herrera, Wes Gordon unfurled a flirty, romantic take on cubicle staples.

Michael Kors layered up for his fall/winter 2025 collection at New York Fashion Week on Tuesday, rounding out six days of shows and nearly 60 designers showing off their latest looks. Known for his love of practicality and luxury,

The collection’s tonal layers, which the designer called “dégagé chic,” felt thoroughly of the moment.

For autumn/winter 2025, Michael Kors worked around the theme of ‘dégagé chic’ – a take on comfortable, relaxed sophistication and glamour. “This show was inspired by the laidback elegance that imbues the spirit of our homes and our new Michael Kors Collection store on Madison Avenue,

Michael Kors transformed the runway into a space reminiscent of his living room for his Fall/Winter collection at New York Fashion Week, reinforcing his signature blend of comfort and elegance. With exposed brick walls,