There are capes and thick tunics worn over dresses, but everything has gaping cutouts in the back. .
One popular item is a Phillip Lim thick gray knit tunic with stripes of metal pearls the weight of ball bearings.
They were beautifully done — the scales, especially, were a technical feat, and the materials lush — but such visual tourism feels reductive, and the show was at its best when the connections were the least obvious: in a juicy thick-ribbed cashmere tunic, an astrakhan jacket with a extravagant funnel neck, and second-skin leather pants in all shades.
She was wearing black sneakers, bluejeans, and a blue tunic of thick Guatemalan cloth, with four engraved silver buttons going down from the neckline.
There are pillows everywhere, kilims on the floor, and an old wooden fireplace, with a couple of painted wooden figures, carved like mermaids — "I think from an Indian carrousel," Steinem told me — lying on the mantelpiece, and, hanging between them, a long, thick, heavily decorated black tunic from Afghanistan, or maybe Kashmir.
There are pillows everywhere, kilims on the floor, and an old wooden fireplace, with a couple of painted wooden figures, carved like mermaids—"I think from an Indian carrousel," Steinem told me lying on the mantelpiece, and, hanging between them, a long, thick, heavily decorated black tunic from Afghanistan, or maybe Kashmir.
Tybalt, brash and aggressive, gets a brash and aggressive yellow tunic, fractured by thick black striations.
Scott paired it with "thick leggings and a long tunic to cover my bum," she told me.
The best thing about the collection was Thakoon's juxtaposition of textures: a sparkling skirt made of something brillo-like worn over a light sweater-tee, a geometric tunic dress with thick black-wool straps, starchy white ribbing, and a brown fur trim.
The thickness of the mucous tunic was maintained among groups.
