Miles and Lillian Cahn took a small, family-run business in New York and helped turn it into a fashion empire. Defining “modern luxury” has been the primary goal of the company since it was founded in 1941. Coach wanted to make luxury more meaningful, it is supposed to be “liberating, inviting, and approachable”.
Coach’s New York Fashion Week Highlights Under the direction of CEO Victor Luis and Stuart Vevers “[there] muses [were] the “heroes and heroines” of the glitter rock era”
These looks are for the hardened romantics, the girl that goes to a party in the slip that was underneath her dress.
These looks are for the girl that represents the grit in New York’s glamour.
The looks represent 70’s and 80’s glamour defiance.
Coach is the New Michael Kors
Vogue is referring to Coach as “the ultimate millennial brand” and here’s why… years ago the director made the decision to take Coach to a younger audience. But everything wouldn’t be all “prairie dresses and varsity jackets”. They didn’t want just the pretty girls they wanted the girl who stood for something and had something to say. They wanted models like Winnie Harlow and girls like Chloe Grace Moretz and Selena Gomez, girls with stories to tell.
Coach X Selena Gomez
Selena Gomez is a spokeswoman for mental health issues, she is a perfect example of the beauty in imperfections and the importance of owning and conquering your demons. Plus, she has 127 million followers on Instagram making her basically the “ultimate millennial sweetheart”. And her bags are EVERYTHING!!!!
Coach has just had the comeback of the century! Don’t you remember when you were younger, you died for a Coach purse or wallet and then a few years later you wouldn’t be caught dead holding the thing? Well, times sure have changed because I would give anything for one of these handbags.
Oh, and ladies pass these looks onto your boyfriends.