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The upcoming New York fashion extravaganza is scheduled for September 2025 (see below). Watch for the world's top designers to unveil their 2026 spring / summer collections during New York Fashion Week set to run from Thursday, September 11 to Tuesday, September 16, 2025. The 2025 show returns once again to the historic West Edge at The Highline in the Chelsea section of Manhattan. Retturing to the 2025 runway are Michael Kors, Alexander Wang, Altuzarra, Area, Calvin Klein Collection, Christian Siriano, Jason Wu Collection, Luar, Tory Burch, and Ulla Johnson, and more. New designers appearing this year include 6397, Amir Taghi, Lii, Maria McManus, and Nardos.
The following includes dates and times of this year;s wunway shows. For special presentation and by-appointmet shwwings see the complete official 2025 New York Fashion Week Schedule.
With the entire city now the backdrop to Fashion Week, attendees have to be on their toes to discover WHO is showing WHERE. (For help, check the link for this year's schedule for where and when the top designers will be showing this year.) Meanwhile, unless you're member of the press or a fashion industry insider it's difficult to score New York Fashion Week tickets but with a little luck you may still get a ticket to a public show. Can't get there? Just sit back, relax, and watch it all come down the runway with New York Fashion Week livestream viewing available at FashionWeekOnline.
In 2010, the city made good on its promise to move away from the traditional tents at Bryant Park which had been home to New York Fashion Week since 1993. Beginning in September 2010, New York Fashion Week moved to Damrosch Park at the Lincoln Center complex, home to the renowned Metropolitan Opera house and American Ballet Theatre. However, several years later some of the most famous names in fashion began strutting their stuff elsewhere. Today, the biggest names in fashion have opted to choose from a variety of unique venues -- ranging from the Brooklyn Navy Yard, to the Museum of Natural History, to various spaces located in Tribeca and other showrooms around town. In 2024, the Starrett-Lehigh building, a once-mighty manufacturing and shipping center, became the new home to New York Fashion week in February, followed by West Edge event space that served as the venue for the September show and continues to be a main venue for NYFW.
• Although Paris was the birthplace of the modern fashion show, New York was the first city that begin organizing shows seasonally. The first New York fashion show was organized in 1943 and called "Fashion Press Week". • Today, among the Big Four fashion shows worldwide, New York Fashion Week is usually the first - followed by London, Milan, and Paris. • New York used to be LAST of the Big Four until designer Helmut Lang moved from Vienna to New York in 1998, and decided to show his collection in September, before any of the big European shows. Lang was quickly joined by Calvin Klein and Donna Karan. • New York Fashion Week attracts more than 200,000 attendees each year and generates more revenue for the city than the U.S. Tennis Open and the New York City Marathon. • It takes three weeks to prepare for NYFW as design and construction crews work around the clock. • Top fashion designers are known to pay up to $100,000 for a major celebrity to sit in the front row during NYFW to attract more press attention to their latest fashion lines.
Elsewhere on the Web, stay up-to-date with the latest from New York Fashion Week including photos, video, fun facts and information as another glam fashion extravaganza glides down the runway in the world's trendiest fashion capital .... VOGUE New York Fashion Week - Expert analysis, eye-popping photography, and more at Vogue Magazine's eye on NYFW. WWD - Fashion Show Reviews - Check a complete and updated survey of the fashion world from Women's Wear Daily. |
New York City hosts two major "Super Bowls of Fashion"
with the big names of fashion unveiling their fall designs in February, and their spring and summer collections in September. 
