Report: Wrapping It Up

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Published Nov 26, 2007

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The backstage mayhem and front-row chaos are over, the last folding chair has been folded, the glittery dust has settled. Now to the news. Thousands of pieces of clothing came down hundreds of runways; what exactly happened? Which looks were significant, and which idiosyncracies? Was there a dominant shape? What was the next erogenous zone? (Legs.) The rest of Look explicates spring 2008 in clear, unmistakable terms. Flowers and floaty dresses. Eye-popping color and surreal shoes. Plus: the next big models, a surprise revelation in Milan, tempests and triumphs, a season foretold.

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