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grey’s anatomy

March 2, 2008 8:17 pm

Kenzo

In an effort to make amends for the chilly Saturday morning start, Kenzo officials—read: suavely suited young men—provided prettily packaged ponchos (we know what we’ll be wearing for the rest of winter) for all invitees at the entrance to the market-place show. The gesture was warmly welcomed, and the seated crowd quickly turned into a blanket of gray. But once the show started, it became clear that this was no ordinary PR stunt. The ponchos meshed perfectly with the mainly red, black, white, and gray clothes, making for one seriously well color-coordinated runway presentation.

—Gudrun Willcocks

Photo: Gudrun Willcocks

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