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Michael Kors celebrates 45th anniversary with intrinsically New York collection

Michael Kors has long been a cornerstone of New York’s fashion scene and subsequently the city’s fashion week, a heritage that this year the designer honoured in a 45th anniversary celebration for his namesake brand. During NYFW AW26, Kors aptly took on the theme ‘New York Chic’ for his show, which was presented as a runway at The Metropolitan...

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Video: Tory Burch Spring/Summer 2026

American designer presented her eponymous fashion brand's Spring/Summer collection during New York Fashion Week last fall. For SS26, the collection explores the complexity of women and different facets of their style. Key themes include the juxtaposition of femininity and strength, and the interplay of precision and imperfection. This is...

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5 Unexpected Emerging Fashion Capitals

When one thinks of fashion capitals, images of Paris, New York, Milan, and London immediately spring to mind. These Western cities, icons in their own right, are seen as the definitive and leading hubs each Fashion Week. However, new evidence indicates that the global fashion landscape is slowly changing, with new, upcoming fashion centers...

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Video: Jason Wu runway show during NYFW SS26

The Jason Wu Collection unveiled its highly anticipated Spring/Summer 2026 line with a captivating full fashion show during the recent New York Fashion Week. The event, a highlight of the season, masterfully showcased Wu's signature aesthetic – a delicate yet powerful fusion of sophisticated femininity and modern design. Each piece presented on...

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SS26 street style: Little Red Riding Hood, rugby players and charming trivialities

It will be a while before the trends from the current spring/summer 2026 Fashion Weeks truly take shape. This is no reason to look away from the fashion capitals. While designers in Paris, Milan, London and New York present their summer collections, show guests are already providing exciting insights into how individual trends could be...

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Season of new beginnings: All the SS26 debuts at a glance

Few fashion months in recent memory have been so heavily defined by debuts before even commencing as this spring/summer 2026 season. What begins surprisingly quietly in New York and London escalates into a veritable whirlwind of designer changes in Milan and Paris. The past few years’ game of musical chairs, with creative directors switching...

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'Minimalist' Ralph Lauren designs kick off New York Fashion Week

Ralph Lauren moved the start of New York Fashion Week a few hours early, presenting a Spring 2026 collection on Wednesday that the designer described as minimalist with a touch of softness. The setting: the designer's offices on tony Madison Avenue, where models presented a range of fitted and flowing silhouettes mostly in solid colors....

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CFDA releases preliminary SS26 New York Fashion Week schedule

The Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) has released its preliminary New York Fashion Week schedule for the spring/summer 2026 season, which will run from September 11 to 16 throughout New York City. NYFW in September will feature more than 60 catwalk shows and designer presentations, with additional collections being presented...

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New York Fashion Week FW25 Trend: Glisten Up

The fw25 edition of NYFW welcomed the Calvin Klein Collection, designed by Veronica Leoni, back to the fold. In fact the whole week turned into a celebration of the great tradition of American sportswear, with its clean lines and luxurious fabrics. Designers went for plenty of texture and surface interest to keep ‘classics with a twist’ fresh...

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Video: Carolina Herrera FW25

See the latest FW25 collection from Carolina Herrera at New York Fashion Week.

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Video: Michael Kors FW25

See the latest FW25 collection from Michael Kors at New York Fashion Week.

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Video: Coach FW25

See the latest FW25 collection from Coach at New York Fashion Week.