New York Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2027

New York Fashion Week returns this September for Spring/Summer 2027, running Friday the 11th through Wednesday the 16th and the confirmed lineup is worth reading closely because of what it signals. The heritage houses still bookend the week, but the real weight this season sits in the middle of the schedule, where the emerging and second-wave designers are stacked deep. This is a lineup that’s betting on the new establishment as hard as the old one.

Here’s the full confirmed schedule, day by day, with the names actually worth planning your week around.

Friday, September 11

The week opens with Michael Kors Collection anchoring day one, the biggest legacy name showing early rather than closing things out. Around it sits a mix of shows and presentations that lean emerging and downtown.

• Michael Kors Collection — Show
• Collina Strada — Show
• Simkhai — Show
• Kate Barton — Show
• L’Enchanteur — Show
• Grace Ling — Presentation
• LoveShackFancy — Presentation
• Norma Kamali — Presentation
• Lafayette 148 — Presentation
• Bugatchi — Presentation

Collina Strada is the one to watch here, Hillary Taymour’s shows are reliably among the most talked-about of the week and Grace Ling’s presentation is a strong early signal of where the emerging end is heading.

Saturday, September 12

The heaviest show day of the week and the one that leans hardest into serious runway. Calvin Klein Collection and Off-White are the headline draws, with Alexander Wang closing out a packed roster.

• Calvin Klein Collection — Show
• Off-White — Show
• alexanderwang — Show
• Area — Show
• Christian Siriano — Show
• Sergio Hudson — Show
• Private Policy — Show
• Wiederhoeft — Show
• Maria McManus — Show
• Advisry — Show
• Fforme — Show
• Campillo — Show
• SC103 — Show
• Theory — Presentation

Sergio Hudson and Off-White are the marquee tickets, but Area and Wiederhoeft are where the more experimental crowd will be looking.

Sunday, September 13

A deep day for the new establishment. Khaite headlines and the surrounding schedule reads like a map of who’s driving American fashion’s next tier.

• Khaite — Show
• Altuzarra — Show
• Prabal Gurung — Show
• Anna Sui — Show
• Todd Snyder — Show
• Eckhaus Latta — Show
• Who Decides War — Show
• Kim Shui — Show
• Lapointe — Show
• Tibi — Show
• Veronica Beard — Presentation
• Marina Moscone — Presentation
• Meruert Tolegen — Presentation
• Alice + Olivia — Presentation

Khaite is the hottest ticket of the day and arguably the week, Catherine Holstein’s brand has become the one buyers and editors organize around. Who Decides War and Eckhaus Latta are the ones to catch for anyone tracking where streetwear and downtown tailoring are going.

Monday, September 14

A strong middle-of-week day balancing established ready-to-wear with a genuinely exciting emerging block.

• Jason Wu Collection — Show
• Ulla Johnson — Show
• Sandy Liang — Show
• COS — Show
• Monse — Show
• Bach Mai — Show
• Aknvas — Show
• Gabe Gordon — Show
• Jane Wade — Show
• Vettese — Show
• KidSuper x Brooklyn Borough Hall — Show
• House of Aama — Presentation

Sandy Liang has crossed from cult favorite to genuine draw and the KidSuper show, staged with Brooklyn Borough Hall, is the day’s most likely to turn into an event rather than just a show.

Tuesday, September 15

Tory Burch and Coach carry the commercial heft, with Luar closing out a day that mixes big American brands with sharp independent talent.

• Tory Burch — Show
• Coach — Show
• Luar — Show
• Toteme — Show
• Tanner Fletcher — Show
• Diotima — Show
• Bibhu Mohapatra — Show
• Cucculelli Shaheen — Show
• Zankov — Show
• TWP — Show
• Adeam — Presentation
• Dennis Basso — Presentation

Luar is the downtown highlight, Raul Lopez’s brand has been on a serious run and Tanner Fletcher’s romantic, gender-fluid vision makes their show one of the more distinctive on the calendar. Diotima is worth watching too as one of the most quietly acclaimed newer names on the schedule.

Wednesday, September 16

The week closes on a day weighted heavily toward emerging and independent designers, which says something about where the schedule’s energy now lives. LaQuan Smith takes the closing-day spotlight.

• LaQuan Smith — Show
• Elena Velez — Show
• PatBo — Show
• Pamella Roland — Show
• Frederick Anderson — Show
• Kallmeyer — Show
• Andrew Kwon — Show
• Agbobly — Show
• Nardos — Show
• Amir Taghi — Show
• Aubero — Show
• Lii — Show
• Bevza — Presentation

Elena Velez and Agbobly are the closing day’s must-watches, both among the most critically interesting names working in New York right now and LaQuan Smith brings the glamour to send the week off.

What This Lineup Actually Tells You

Read the whole schedule at once and the story isn’t the heritage names, it’s the depth of the tier below them. The middle three days are packed with the designers who’ve moved from promising to essential over the last few seasons, Khaite, Luar, Sandy Liang, Willy Chavarria’s cohort of downtown talent and the closing day handing it’s spotlight to Elena Velez and Agbobly rather than a megabrand tells you where the calendar’s attention has shifted. New York’s strength this season is it”s bench, not just it’s stars and that’s the thing to actually watch across the six days.