At Milan Fashion Week, Maria Grazia Chiuri uses poetry, pop culture and conceptual art to explore the body, gender and freedom in her Fendi debut.

For his final collection at Diesel, Glenn Martens turns the catwalk into an electric club where denim, desire, chaos and freedom come together for one last unforgettable night.

Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons turn the skirt into a study of function, identity, material and modern luxury.

Daniel Lee brings Burberry’s heritage into a new era through a vibrant collaboration with British textile legend Celia Birtwell.

Veronica Leoni pares Calvin Klein back to its essentials, balancing precise tailoring, sensual silhouettes and the enduring codes of American sportswear.

Tommy Hilfiger brings a fresh, more relaxed take on American preppy style to The Plaza, blending Upper East Side heritage with Downtown New York attitude.

Stuart Vevers marks Coach’s 85th anniversary by revisiting the brand’s signatures through sharp tailoring, reworked leather, vintage details and a playful celebration of its past.

For Spring 2027, Ralph Lauren reimagines romantic dressing through relaxed tailoring, sensual silhouettes and exquisite craftsmanship, celebrating a more personal and liberated approach to elegance.

Here's the complete rundown of New York Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2027.