UPDATE Autumn / Winter 2007 Collection from Michael Kors скачать в хорошем качестве

UPDATE Autumn / Winter 2007 Collection from Michael Kors

(8 Feb 2007) SHOTLIST music on catwalks not cleared for use. replace with your own clearable music Associated Press Television New York - 7 February 2007 1. Wide backstage pan 2. Medium photographer pan to model 3. Close-up model pull out to medium 4. SOUNDBITE (English) Michael Kors: "I think I probably have to relate it to, rather than being nervous it is like having a baby. We have worked on this for almost nine months. I've spent enough time with Heidi Klum so I know what it is like to have someone pregnant around me at all times. You just want to have the baby. You are just anxious. Let's get them dressed. Let's do it." 5. Medium model zoom in 6. Medium models pan 7. SOUNDBITE (English) Michael Kors: "I think it is very much, this collection is about taking all of these really lush fabrics, beautiful cashmeres, tweeds, furs, leathers and of a sudden you hit it with a bright yellow crocodile bag. You wear a skirt. I think it is how we really all dress. We want to be able to dress them up or dress them down and mix it up according to how you want to look. It is fun to be able to take that accent. It is hard to get dressed in head-to-toe brights everyday." 8. Wide backstage pan 9. Wide Donald Trump and Kim Cattrall 10. SOUNDBITE (English) Donald Trump: "Beautiful. Great Job. He really did a great job. Beautiful show." SOUNDBITE (English) Melania Trump: "Gorgeous. Gorgeous coats, hats, purses. Beautiful collection." 11. Wide Donald and Melania Trump FUR THE MUST HAVE AT KORS It used to be that fur was an almost unattainable luxury, reserved for the wealthiest women who would cherish their mink coats for many years. But on the runways of New York Fashion Week, fur has turned into a must-have item for fall. Michael Kors, at his Wednesday (7 February) runway show, even made a mink minidress. "I think it is very much, this collection is about taking all of these really lush fabrics, beautiful cashmeres, tweeds, furs, leathers and all of a sudden you hit it with a bright yellow crocodile bag," Kors explains. "I think it is how we really all dress. We want to be able to dress them up or dress them down and mix it up according to how you want to look. It is fun to be able to take that accent. It is hard to get dressed in head-to-toe brights everyday," he said. Kors' designs are all about wearability. On another bitterly cold winter day, models wore a wraparound cardigan made of caramel coloured cashmere and a super-soft turtleneck sweater-dress topped with a broadtail jacket. An olive-green plaid coat was pared with sable fur collar and cuffs with cashmere sweatpants, and an elegant champagne coloured tunic with a cosy cashmere pullover. The collection featured bright orange, new to the runway this season, and electric blue. Kors, one of the judges on TV's "Project Runway," offered few red-carpet looks, focusing more on daytime outfits, but there was a champagne coloured chiffon jersey gown with a twisted halter top that stood out. Fashion previews for next season continue through Friday (9 February). Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...