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Coach is cool. That much feels settled. But this season, Stuart Vevers was not just maintaining that cool, he was sharpening it and making it feel even more current. The styling especially stood out. It felt true to the street and instinctive, they felt like real wardrobe builders.
The collection explored the idea of America through youth culture, counterculture, and nostalgia, pulling references from ’70s sportswear, film noir, varsity uniforms, and even The Wizard of Oz. There was a subtle shift from grayscale looks into richer color, mirroring that cinematic transition from black and white into Technicolor. But nothing felt overly polished. Distressed denim, inside out tailoring, and patchworked fabrics gave everything a worn in, lived with softness. It had that slightly undone energy that makes clothes feel personal.
Silhouettes were slimmer and more intentional this season. Shrunken jackets, flared trousers, and lace trimmed dresses felt delicate but grounded. Varsity pieces, vintage inspired knits, and reworked denim added to the sense of familiarity. It leaned into nostalgia without feeling stuck in it.
The accessories were especially strong. Coach knows bags are its strength, and the kisslock frame bag was easily one of the most memorable pieces. Held casually in hand, it felt effortless and desirable. Messenger bags, frame clutches, and bags made from repurposed sports leather reinforced Coach’s heritage while still feeling fresh. Coach understands its audience, and more importantly, it respects them. And gottta love them for that.
Pictures courtesy of Vogue Runway
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