New York: Betsey Johnson’s technicolor gunslingers
Betsey Johnson is never about trends, which she made perfectly clear at yesterday’s runway show, where she sent spring looks–this spring–out with her fall collection. The show had a Wild West feel, but it was more Blazing Saddles-meets-Warhol than serious Western–think bright hues and pop prints showing frontier pistols and saloon dice. Kelly Osbourne opened the show in a bandit kerchief and later appeared as the mustachioed banker–albeit wearing a puff-sleeve skirt suit and toting a little dog and finally, as a saloon girl in a feathered fascinator and full-length tiered black dress.
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