Runway

The September 2026 edition runs from 10 to 15 September, with new creative appointments, major American houses and a more expansive calendar.

The CFDA chairman has never delivered a quiet finale. His Spring 2027 New York show shouldn't be any different.

From a literal dog show to Martha Stewart on a runway, this season's smaller presentations brought the personality.

Carmen Herrera, Alexander Calder and a very specific New York optimism shaped his Spring 2027 collection.

Seventy shows, six days, and a season built around American fashion reclaiming its own confidence.

Of every print on the Spring 2027 runways, one held a clear lead in overall visibility.

At Isamu Noguchi's Sunken Garden, 'opulent femininity meets American pragmatism' looked like layered necklaces and two handbags at once.

Stuart Vevers turned eight decades of house history into a collection about things getting more beautiful with wear.

Nine years after its last New York runway show, Diane von Furstenberg returned with its first-ever artistic director.

Viola Davis, Cynthia Erivo, Elizabeth Debicki and more joined Ralph Lauren’s Spring 2027 presentation in New York.

The designer's anniversary show joined Ralph Lauren and Coach in kicking off fashion week a day early.

The 83rd Venice Film Festival closed its 2026 edition with a red carpet defined by couture, polish and a renewed appetite for statement dressing.

From a London expat to a Bollywood-adjacent name, this season's official schedule welcomes a genuinely global set of first-timers.

Singapore’s emerging designers are building a fashion language rooted in Asian culture, lived experience and new forms of making.

Global pop stardom has permanently changed who sits in couture's front-row seats.

The Dutch designer, known for radical upcycling, took his first turn at the house's guest-designer chair.

The designer's first collection for the house arrived on the couture calendar's third day.

Designers from India and Cameroon expanded an increasingly international couture calendar.

Presented at the historic Grand Palais, the show introduced a fresh cast of house muses.

Latex, silicone and paint replaced silk and satin in a deliberate break from couture convention.

Lush, tropical vegetation transformed the museum for a show inspired by artist Lynda Benglis.

Four days, 25-plus houses and a front row stacked with pop's biggest names defined this season's couture calendar.

Craftsmanship over logos, organza over armour, and a menswear customer done with uniform dressing.

A new generation of Japanese designers is gaining international attention by making everyday clothing feel exceptionally considered.

The house's first dedicated men's offering since 2023 closed out Paris Fashion Week.

Japanese design maintained an outsized presence across the week's runway calendar.

A new sneaker collaboration and Climacool-technology windbreakers headlined a typically dramatic show.

No runway spectacle — just three rooms, Rachel Whiteread sculptures, and 67 years of house history to answer to.

A growing number of houses are choosing static presentations over traditional catwalk shows.

Rave culture and aristocratic tailoring collided at the Musée Nissim de Camondo.

Fujiko Nakaya's fog installation set the scene for austere, sunflower-buttoned tailoring.

A monumental artificial wave and a surf-culture wardrobe opened Paris Men's Fashion Week in style.

Some 74 brands, 36 runway shows and 38 presentations unfolded across a record Paris heatwave.

Sheer fabrics remained a staple despite the weather, while a single color dominated the runways from start to finish

From Kylie Minogue at Chanel to Anya Taylor-Joy at Dior, the season's celebrity guest list rivalled the runways for attention

From Dior to The Row, one flared-waist shape graduated from nostalgic trend to default jacket silhouette this season

Tailored coats, corsets and Chanel's buzzworthy sophomore collection dominated the conversation among the industry's most important shoppers

Gillian Anderson, Chloë Sevigny, Gemma Ward and Kristen McMenamy walked a grass-carpeted runway inside the Palais d'Iéna

Cranes, Lady Gaga and a Gabrielle Chanel quote about caterpillars and butterflies shaped a sophomore collection critics called his best yet

From March 2 to 10, the French capital hosted a 'second act' season as sophomore collections replaced last year's wave of designer debuts

Nicolas Ghesquière closed fashion month with a set built by Severance's production designer and a collection inspired by his founder's first journey to Paris

Raf Simons stood on his seat to watch the designer's swan song before Mulier departs for Versace

Valentino headed to Rome, Sacai opted for a lookbook, and Maison Margiela, Vetements and Casablanca sat the season out entirely

Tartan, gingham and fuzzy trousers defined a collection that leaned into countryside romance

Antonin Tron's first collection for the house drew on aviation history and sparked a season-wide wave of shearling flight jackets

Anthony Vaccarello continued exploring the tension between masculine tailoring and sheer sensuality in a moody evening presentation

Fake water lilies, an 18th-century mood and a heatwave in March made for one of the season's most talked-about settings

Weinsanto, Julie Kegels, Hodakova and Vaquera set an experimental tone before the big houses took the stage