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New York Fashion Week S/S 2027: Calvin Klein, Tory Burch, Proenza Schouler Lead Strong Season

festival-fair · 2026-09-16

New York Fashion Week S/S 2027 featured a buoyant mood and strong collections from established and emerging designers. Calvin Klein Collection's Veronica Leoni presented her strongest outing yet at Terminal Warehouse, inspired by American Minimalist Walter De Maria, focusing on six foundational pieces. Tory Burch showed at the Isamu Noguchi Sunken Garden with a 'more is more' aesthetic, while Proenza Schouler's Rachel Scott drew on New York women's style. Tommy Hilfiger returned to the Plaza Hotel for a star-studded show, and Michael Kors took over MoMA's sculpture garden. Debuts included Henry Zankov at Diane von Furstenberg and Conner Ives at The Grill. Emerging talents like Zane Li (LII), who won the LVMH Prize Karl Lagerfeld Award, Ashlynn Park (Ashlyn), and Raul Lopez (Luar) showcased distinct visions. Controversy arose at COS when PETA protesters interrupted the show; CFDA head Steven Kolb was placed on leave after physically restraining them. Other highlights included Eckhaus Latta, Khaite, Ulla Johnson, and Diotima. The season reflected a renaissance in New York fashion.

Key facts

  • New York Fashion Week S/S 2027 took place with a largely buoyant mood.
  • Calvin Klein Collection's Veronica Leoni showed at Terminal Warehouse with a collection inspired by American Minimalist Walter De Maria.
  • Tory Burch presented at the Isamu Noguchi Sunken Garden in Lower Manhattan.
  • Tommy Hilfiger returned to the Plaza Hotel for his S/S 2027 show, with guests including Kate Moss and Patrick Schwarzenegger.
  • Michael Kors held his show at MoMA's sculpture garden.
  • Henry Zankov debuted at Diane von Furstenberg, and Conner Ives showed in New York for the first time at The Grill.
  • Zane Li of LII won the LVMH Prize Karl Lagerfeld Award earlier in the month.
  • PETA protesters interrupted the COS show; CFDA head Steven Kolb was placed on leave after restraining them.

Entities

Artists

Institutions

  • Tory Burch
  • Proenza Schouler
  • Diane von Furstenberg
  • Calvin Klein Collection
  • Khaite
  • LII
  • LVMH Prize
  • Diotima
  • Ashlyn
  • COS
  • PETA
  • CFDA
  • Coach
  • Tommy Hilfiger
  • Michael Kors
  • MoMA
  • Eckhaus Latta
  • J Crew
  • Ulla Johnson
  • Field Operations
  • Luar
  • Wallpaper*
  • AnOther
  • 10 Magazine
  • Rizzoli
  • Dior
  • Celine
  • Polo Ralph Lauren
  • Versace
  • Emporio Armani
  • Carolina Herrera
  • J.Crew
  • Collina Strada
  • Threeasfour
  • Imitation of Christ
  • Sandy Liang
  • TWP
  • Campillo
  • Sergio Hudson
  • Thom Browne
  • Heirlome
  • Kallmeyer
  • Brandon Maxwell
  • Brant Foundation
  • New York Philharmonic
  • Ralph Lauren
  • Woolworth Building
  • Lincoln Center
  • Storm King Art Center
  • The Shed
  • TheRealReal
  • Depop
  • Players
  • Bowery Iconic Magazines
  • Vogue
  • Róhe
  • Rùadh
  • Herbert Levine
  • Showpony

Locations

  • New York
  • United States
  • Paris
  • France
  • London
  • United Kingdom
  • Bedford
  • Palm Beach
  • Florida
  • Jamaica
  • Grenada
  • Dominican Republic
  • Seoul
  • South Korea
  • Brooklyn
  • Queens
  • Manhattan
  • Lower East Side
  • Tribeca
  • Midtown
  • Seagram Building
  • The Grill
  • Plaza Hotel
  • Palm Court
  • Pier 36
  • Isamu Noguchi Sunken Garden
  • Terminal Warehouse
  • Walker Street
  • Cristina Grajales Gallery
  • Navy Yards
  • Gotham Park
  • Brooklyn Bridge
  • Unisphere
  • High Like
  • Lincoln Centre
  • Storm King Art Center
  • Woolworth Building
  • Lincoln Center
  • The Shed
  • Brant Foundation
  • East Village
  • Oaxaca
  • Mexico
  • Upper East Side
  • West Side Highway

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