Nicole Miller's Raison d'Etre is not to reinvent the wheel, it's not even to reinvent herself. She's firmly of the school of thought that there is no need to tamper with a formula that is working to try and appeal to a new range of clientele. To that end, Miller is well aware that her fanbase stretches across all strata and social layers and encompasses a wide swath of women, from all corners of the fashion playing field.
Her Spring 2016 collection didn't in even any remote way move her needle beyond the comfortable furrow she has successfully plowed for more years than she might care to count. In that respect, it was admirably reliable and refreshingly commercial without being trite or boring. What it was not was particularly exciting or innovative, treading waters that she has trod many times before, this time sparked up a bit with Graffiti/Brick Wall prints that offered some feeling of newness, but ultimately, were just nascent additions to her already well spoken fashion vocabulary.
That's All.
Bye4Now!
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