Elie Tahari Fall 2007 – New York Fashion Week Review

Opting for mannequins over models, Elie Tahari opened his midtown Manhattan showroom for a presentation just prior to the Bryant Park rush. His Fall 2007 men’s and women’s collections – the latter being the stronger of the two – featured sophisticated numbers in warm beige, chocolate and maple tones. Some pieces, such as his cropped jackets, skirts and pants, were equally suitable as business wear and as fare for a night out on the town, while his understated eveningwear were elegant pieces for a cocktail soiree. Of particular note were Tahari’s short dresses paired with dark leggings and fur hats in an all-grown-up version of a current youthful trend. To top it off, Tahari included an assortment of handbags, boots and shoes that simultaneously stood out yet complemented various looks.

Lounging around at the Elie Tahari Fall 2007 presentation in New York. (photo by Yuan-Kwan Chan / Meniscus Magazine)

all photos by Yuan-Kwan Chan / Meniscus Magazine