With Rebecca Taylor, you pretty much know what you’re going to get: a cohesive, classic collection that plays it safe and doesn’t push the boundaries of haute. Unfortunately, her spring women’s collection came across as repetitive and familiar – vintage Taylor, perhaps, but a bit overdone with a spring garden theme. Busy motifs such as polka dots, flowers, stripes and gray leopard prints dominated pieces from head to toe, and even her best piece – a strapless organza cocktail dress in cobalt – had one too many of Taylor’s favorite ruffles, particularly in the waist area.
Models walk the runway at the close of Rebecca
Taylor's Spring 2010 show at Bryant Park.
photo by Kwai Chan
Video: Runway Highlights
video by Yuan-Kwan Chan
More New York Fashion Week Spring 2010 coverage from Meniscus:
Christian Siriano: Siriano unveiled a women’s Spring 2010 collection inspired by the Mediterranean, with large, lush prints depicting blue oceans and orange volcanoes.
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