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There is no feeling of anticipation before a fashion show. In the past few days, this energy has been exactly what New York has worked while the biannual display of city creators launched the fashion month. It was a week loaded with the beginnings of creators, observations of celebrities and remarkable collections that buzz the industry over the rest of the month.
Lingua Franca launched an exciting week with a parade filled with celebrities, including REal Housewives from New York Jenna Lyons, member of the distribution. Then, the highly anticipated return of Christopher John Rogers to the CFDA calendar, and the beginnings of designer Veronica Leoni for Calvin Klein. The emerging labels of the calendar, including Campillo and Aknvas, also caused a sensation, alongside pillars like Anna Su, Pabal Gurung and Ulla Johnson.
And the Instyle publishers have traveled everything to document the best and most exciting looks on the slopes. In advance, the most remarkable track moments of New York Fashion Week so far.
Lingua franca
Jonas Gustavsson
Lingua Franca has cultivated a dedicated fans’ base of loyal New Yorkers and Customers of celebrities, it is therefore logical that the beginnings of the fashion in fashion do not come with so many A-visons, including Jenna Lyons (walking with its Dod Popeye). As for the collection, it was the French lingua par excellence: sets of striped pajamas, sewn sweaters and buttoned patterned shirts were presented throughout the programming.
Jonas Gustavsson
Jonas Gustavsson
Christian Siriano
JP Yim / Getty images for Christian Siriano
Designer Christian Siriano has turned to the future for his fall / winter 2025 collection. It was the marriage of humans and technology and what can happen between the two. It is not surprising that hybrid clothes, such as a blazer memory skirt combo and saturated colors that seemed directly from a computer screen.
JP Yim / Getty images for Christian Siriano
JP Yim / Getty images for Christian Siriano
Collina Strada
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Collina Strada opened the fall / winter 2025 show with an original “Only Time” cover of Enya, transforming the lyrics into certain memories of the brand. It is a decision that made the designer Hilary Taymour more than a designer, but a remarkable voice in the New York Fashion Week community when she tackles questions such as climate change, consumerism and patriarchy. This season, she asked what the world would look like if we were measuring power differently, which led to bulbous floral printed jackets and Corsets wedding dresses (made of fabrics from Thrift Stores from New Jersey).
Umberto Fratini / Gorunway.com
Umberto Fratini / Gorunway.com
Christopher John Rogers
Filippo Fior / Gorunway
In collection 015, Christopher John Rogers brought pleasure in the tracks of New York Fashion Week, opening with the sounds of Charlie and the chocolate factory. With stripes and fringes coded with candies, a relaxed seam and dresses on several levels, the collection – titled “exhale” – pushed the work of the creator cementing his signature codes.
Filippo Fior / Gorunway
Filippo Fior / Gorunway
Calvin Klein
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The beginnings of designer Veronica Leoni to Calvin Klein came with a nostalgic journey in the 90s, with the man himself – the real Calvin Klein – the first row. Leoni wanted to explore what sensuality meant in 2025, trying to deobject the way the sexuality of women is represented in fashion. The result was a collection of chic a-line dresses, gray-on the ground and cape high-style coats that are ready to use for today’s women.
Kelly Taub / wwd via Getty Images
Kelly Taub / wwd via Getty Images
Aknvas
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The enchanting collection “Frameted Royalty” by designer Christian Juul Nielsen presented Bloers, caps and sparkling dresses. The royal programming was inspired by the Danish princesses Alexandra, Dagmar and Thyna, with models dressed in fairy ruffles of fairy, dresses on several levels and lace dresses.
With the kind authorization of Aknvas
With the kind authorization of Aknvas
Campillo
Zeeshaan Shabbir
The second-year collection of Patricio Campillo, which he described as “half-heart” was the quintessence of luxury. The talent of the Mexican designer for sewing and the integration of his inheritance in his creations shone throughout the show. Everything was inspired by magical realism – a literary genre made famous by writers like Gabriel García Márquez and Juan Rulfo – treating extraordinary beauty in the ordinary clothes of Campillo’s life.
Zeeshaan Shabbir
Zeeshaan Shabbir
Altuzarra
With the kind authorization of Altuzarra
The guests of the Altuzarra Fall / Winter 2025 show received copies of Wuthering Heights, Inaugurate a collection that was straight out of a novel. Capped coats, tweed sets and polka dots were all presented throughout the collection while the designer explored the wardrobe “a woman who carries his story as armor and is not afraid to show her scars “.
With the kind authorization of Altuzarra
With the kind authorization of Altuzarra
Anna Su
With the kind authorization of Raul Gatchalian
Anna Suis had wealth in her mind when creating her fall / winter 2025 collection. Luxury textures, maximalist style and old world silhouettes present the type of opulence that has just been rich and fabulous. In fact, followed by a universe for a “crazy heiress”, displaying a range of Sarcelle, magentas, greens and violets, as well as velvet and blurred textures.
With the kind authorization of Raul Gatchalian
With the kind authorization of Raul Gatchalian
PRABAL GURUNG
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For its fall / winter 2025 collection, Prabal Gurung explored that the moments lived between the two. Those who demand that someone change in and out of their clothes with the simple fact of unbuting a jacket to reveal an entirely different outfit. This resulted in layers like a stylish asymmetrical blazer with a flying skirt on pants, as well as a cut cuiled satin dress which seemed to be defeated.
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Victor Virgile / Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images
Stoned
Jonas Gustavsson
Entitled “Endurance”, designer Sally Lapointe has decided to show the codes that have made her label based in New York in the past 15 years. The birthday collection was presented at the Court inside the National Basketball Players Association in Manhattan, because the models wore bags in the shape of basketball. The stars included fur guys, sequined leggings and metal trenches.
Jonas Gustavsson
Jonas Gustavsson
Brandon Maxwell
Brandon Maxwell
For his 10th anniversary collection, Brandon Maxwell delivered a powerful collection that reminded us that haute couture does not have to be ostracizing or obtuse. Instead, Maxwell sent the track parts that were to be worn and adored. Sumptuously in layers, an abstract animal impression and tenacious textiles made us want to lose our boring bases and move to his vision of the essential elements of the wardrobe.
Brandon Maxwell
Brandon Maxwell
Sergio Hudson
Kesslerstudio
Sergio Hudson brought Motown to New York with an autumn range that mixed delicious colmors with collar, pointed costumes, luxurious leather, gallery boots with knee height and Mohair blurred in a way that said the 1970s. While Hudson may have referred to the past, everything was fresh for today’s consumer.
Kesslerstudio
Kesslerstudio
Simkhai
Indigital Alda / Iker
Inspired by the treasures he found during an early trip in the morning on the Pink Bowl flea market in Los Angeles, Jonathan Simkhai created a superb collection filled with romance and nostalgia. Knittings and leathers in distress have had an appeal of life coveted, while the evening clothes embellished with ancient pins have left us out of breath. Simkhai’s approach to combine the old and the new have made his pieces feel like modern inheritances designed to be worn and transmitted so that the next generation is inspired.
Indigital Alda / Iker
Indigital Alda / Iker
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