Fashion WeekCalendar
Your comprehensive fashion week calendar for 2025-2026. Track runway shows, presentations, and exclusive industry events across New York, London, Milan, Paris, and emerging fashion capitals worldwide.
October 2025
Oct 1 – Oct 5, 2025
5 Day Event
September 2025
Sep 29 – Oct 7, 2025
9 Day Event
Sep 23 – Sep 29, 2025
7 Day Event
Sep 18 – Sep 22, 2025
5 Day Event
Sep 11 – Sep 16, 2025
6 Day Event
Sep 4 – Sep 8, 2025
5 Day Event
Sep 1 – Sep 7, 2025
7 Day Event
Sep 1 – Sep 6, 2025
6 Day Event
August 2025
Aug 4 – Aug 8, 2025
5 Day Event
July 2025
June 2025
Jun 30 – Jul 3, 2025
4 Day Event
Jun 24 – Jun 29, 2025
6 Day Event
Jun 20 – Jun 24, 2025
5 Day Event
Jun 2 – Jun 20, 2025
19 Day Event
Jun 1 – Jun 30, 2025
30 Day Event
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October 2025
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The Industry Calendar
Understanding theglobal fashion rhythm
The international fashion calendar operates on a bi-annual cycle, with Spring/Summer collections shown from September to October, and Fall/Winter collections presented from February to March. This forward-looking schedule allows buyers and press to plan six months in advance.
Understanding this rhythm is essential for industry professionals navigating the complex world of fashion presentations, from haute couture to ready-to-wear, from established houses to emerging designers. Each season brings approximately 100+ shows per city, creating a comprehensive overview of upcoming trends.
The Big Four
Fashion Capitals
New York, London, Milan, and Paris remain the cornerstone of the industry calendar. Each city brings its unique perspective to the global fashion conversation, collectively showcasing over 400 designers each season and setting the tone for global fashion trends.
New York Fashion Week
Commercial innovation & accessibility
~70 shows, 5-7 days
London Fashion Week
Avant-garde creativity & emerging talent
~60 shows, 5 days
Milan Fashion Week
Luxury craftsmanship & heritage
~65 shows, 6 days
Paris Fashion Week
Haute couture pinnacle & innovation
~100+ shows, 9 days
The sequential nature of these fashion weeks creates a month-long fashion marathon twice yearly, with industry professionals traveling from city to city to witness the evolution of fashion narratives. This concentration of creative output influences retail buying decisions, editorial coverage, and consumer trends for the following seasons.
Emerging Capitals
New Influences
Beyond traditional capitals, emerging fashion weeks have gained significant influence, reshaping the global fashion landscape with fresh perspectives, sustainable practices, and regional aesthetics that challenge Western-centric fashion narratives.
Copenhagen Fashion Week
Sustainability pioneer
Mandatory sustainability requirements, Scandinavian minimalism, 40+ brands focusing on circular fashion and zero-waste design principles.
Tokyo Fashion Week
Street style & innovation
Avant-garde designs, technological integration, 50+ shows bridging traditional craftsmanship with futuristic concepts.
Seoul Fashion Week
Digital-first approach
K-fashion influence, metaverse presentations, 80+ designers reaching global audiences through innovative digital formats.
These emerging fashion weeks have democratized fashion presentation, offering alternative timelines and formats that better serve regional markets. Shanghai, Mumbai, São Paulo, and Lagos Fashion Weeks further expand this global network, each contributing distinct cultural perspectives that enrich the international fashion dialogue.
Digital Evolution
Hybrid Formats
The fashion calendar has undergone radical transformation, embracing digital innovation and new business models that challenge traditional six-month lead times and exclusive physical presentations.
See-Now-Buy-Now Collections
Brands like Burberry and Tommy Hilfiger pioneered immediate availability, allowing consumers to purchase runway pieces instantly, revolutionizing the traditional wholesale model.
Virtual Showrooms & Digital Assets
3D presentations, AR try-ons, and NFT collections have expanded fashion week beyond physical constraints, reaching millions of viewers globally through livestreams and virtual experiences.
Seasonless & Resort Collections
Resort, Pre-Fall, and Cruise collections have gained prominence, offering brands additional touchpoints throughout the year beyond traditional Spring/Summer and Fall/Winter cycles.
This digital evolution has democratized fashion access while creating new challenges for exclusivity and brand positioning. The future of fashion weeks lies in balancing physical spectacle with digital reach, maintaining the magic of live presentations while embracing the possibilities of technology.
FAQ
Everything you need toknow
When do fashion weeks typically take place?
Fashion weeks occur twice yearly in major fashion capitals. Spring/Summer collections are shown in September/October, while Fall/Winter collections are presented in February/March. New York typically starts the circuit, followed by London, Milan, and Paris.
How long does each fashion week last?
Most fashion weeks run for approximately 5-9 days, depending on the city and number of shows scheduled. Paris Fashion Week is typically the longest at 9-10 days, while smaller fashion weeks may concentrate their shows into 4-5 days.
What's the difference between Haute Couture and Ready-to-Wear?
Haute Couture shows in Paris (January and July) feature one-of-a-kind, handmade pieces for private clients. Ready-to-Wear shows present collections that will be available in stores, occurring during the main fashion weeks in September/October and February/March.
How can I attend fashion week events?
Fashion week shows are primarily industry events requiring invitations from brands or organizers. Industry professionals typically receive invitations, but many fashion weeks now offer public events, exhibitions, and live streams for wider accessibility.
Why are collections shown six months in advance?
The six-month lead time allows buyers to place orders, manufacturers to produce garments, magazines to plan editorial content, and retailers to prepare merchandising strategies. This ensures collections arrive in stores at the appropriate season.
What are presentations versus runway shows?
Runway shows are traditional catwalk events where models walk to showcase collections in motion. Presentations are static displays where models pose in curated environments, allowing guests to examine details at their own pace.