An integral part of America’s Luxury Landscape, Coach marked the culmination of a year-long party started in February in Paris with a ball, and closed with its 75thanniversary at New York City’s Pier 94 with a dual-gender show and party along with Bollywood’s fashion icon and favourite leading lady Jacqueline Fernandez.
The evening was a celebration of Coach’s successful re-invention for a new generation of luxury customers in a year which saw many milestone achievements, including the opening of its first Coach House global flagship stores on New York City’s Fifth Avenue and Regent Street in London, as well as the re-location of its headquarters to the city’s newest landmark address, 10 Hudson Yards.
On the runway, Creative Director Stuart Vevers presented a vision of American optimism and the cool attitude of the West Coast mixed up with the individualism of New York City. Nostalgic retro graphics – space program, spaceships and planets were paired with shearling, leather and varsity detailing. He explored the tension between toughness and a gentle femininity with the playful, innocent charm of patch-worked prairie dresses, delicate floral buttons, trompe l’oeil bows and shoes in bold proportions with magpie-like details.
Kunbi sari
Khoja turban with gold embroidery 
