After a brief period of calm, ready-to-wear shows will resume in September to highlight the latest trends for the 2018 spring-summer season.
Ready-to-wear brands and designers will return to the catwalks this September to present their 2018 spring-summer collections.
Top Indian designer Manish Malhotra will partner with Nexa the premium car outlet from Maruti Suzuki to introduce a new collection for the closing show of the Lakmé Fashion Week Winter/Festive 2017.
India’s renowned couture designer, Amit Aggarwal has partnered with Monaco tourism for his AW’17 collection 'Monaco From The Heart of Kashi,' which will be showcased at the Lakmé Fashion Week Winter/Festive 2017.
London-based couture house Ralph & Russo has confirmed its commitment to the Ready-to-Wear market, with the label to hold its first dedicated RTW show at London Fashion Week next month.
Tom Ford, Calvin Klein, Marc Jacobs and more are slated to present during the shortened NYFW in September. A number of brands, including Fenty Puma by Rihanna and Helmut Lang, will show at a new 9pm time slot.
Joining other major fashion designers in abandoning the typical runway show, Narciso Rodriguez will forgo his usual show at New York Fashion Week and present his Spring 2018 collection at private appointments instead.
Instead of staging a traditional show at NYFW, the designer will host a private “see-now, buy-now” presentation at his upstate New York garage, with his vintage luxury car collection as the backdrop.
France's Chambre Syndicale has released a provisional schedule for the upcoming women's Paris Fashion Week in late September, unveiling several new acts.
On September 12, Torrid will present its latest collection at New York Fashion Week, making its debut at the event.
Designers brought solid, directional and exciting shows to NYFW: Men's, but even the star power of Raf Simons wasn't enough to distract from the dearth of sponsors and boldface names at the men's fashion week.
The digital art installation supported the menswear brand's capsule collaboration with artist Yung Jake.
Toronto’s Startup Fashion Week (SFW) announced on Friday the expansion and launch of its event in Montreal. The inaugural season will take place September 13 to 15.
The Off-White designer and Chicago native worked with the city’s Creating Real Economic Destiny (CRED) to create a fashion program for at-risk youth. The effort culminated in a fashion show last night.
Designer Shane Fonner drew inspiration from his travels to South Africa, a young Pope, and heading away from the path of righteousness for spring 2018.