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Turn on the Low Beams
Shine this season is meant to gleam, not blind. Olivier Theyskens at Nina Ricci put a hippie spin on luster with satin trousers and a printed T, while Francisco Costa at Calvin Klein made an evening sheath that glimmered like a moonbeam.
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