Tag: NYFW

  • Luar

    Luar

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    By Raul Lopez Luar Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear arrived with the kind of theatrical energy that has become synonymous with designer Raul Lopez. For the new season, Lopez looked to history, New York, queer culture, Dominican heritage, streetwear, and historical dress to create a collection that felt both deeply personal and unmistakably Luar. Presented beneath the…

  • Eckhaus Latta

    Eckhaus Latta

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    By Mike Eckhaus & Zoe Latta Eckhaus Latta returned to the New York Fashion Week calendar for Spring 2027 with another expressive take on modern American dressing. Designed by Mike Eckhaus and Zoe Latta, the collection continued the label’s distinctive conversation between everyday clothing, art, craft, sensuality, and unconventional styling. Presented on September 11, 2026,…

  • TTSWTRS

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    By Anna Osmiekhina For Spring 2027, TTSWTRS invites fashion into another dimension. Presented during New York Fashion Week on September 11 at Nine Orchard, the Ukrainian-founded label transformed its latest collection, “Wonderland,” into an immersive world where clothing, technology, film, fantasy, and nature exist together. Rather than treating a runway presentation as simply a succession…

  • Public School

    Public School

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    By Dao-Yi Chow & Maxwell Osborne Public School returned for Spring 2027 with a collection that once again captured the brand’s signature balance between downtown attitude, contemporary tailoring, and effortless New York energy. The collection approached the new season with a refined sense of confidence, transforming familiar streetwear codes into a wardrobe that feels sharper,…

  • Bad Binch Tongtong

    Bad Binch Tongtong

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    By Terrence Zhou Bad Binch TongTong Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear delivers an arresting vision of contemporary fashion, blending sculptural silhouettes, experimental proportions, and an unmistakably futuristic attitude. The collection pushes womenswear beyond conventional boundaries, transforming the body and clothing into a playful space for shape, movement, and self-expression. Known for its unconventional approach to fashion, Bad…