The Costume National designer will unveil the first collection of his new brand, Capasa Milano, on February 22 during Milan Fashion Week.

Three designers, two well-established and a rising star, took their shows to locales on Manhattan’s outer brink to push their Fall 2022 further to the edge, day five of New York Fashion Week.

​Guests arriving at Gabriela Hearst's Fall 2022 show in the Brooklyn Navy Yard came upon the usual scrum of street-style paparazzi, with only a few spotting supermodel Lauren Hutton also decked out in Hearst's designs. 

​As fashion events return in physical form, they continue to be influenced by the digital and the virtual, and that means NFTs and the metaverse are making a big impact.

However deep the freeze came over New York Monday morning, great fashion warmed plenty of hearts on this chilly day at fashion week. Three designers showed plenty to love about their collections and spirits.

As shows plowed through the weekend, Brandon Maxwell, Beckett Fogg and Piotrek Panszczyk of Area, Sergio Hudson and Joseph Altuzarra all paid tribute to the female muses that inspired them in one way or another. 

Nicky Zimmerman keeps on raising her game. What was once an easy to understand and eye-popping swimwear brand is now a fully-fledged fashion house. Nowhere more so than in its latest collection, revealed this weekend.

 The shows officially kicked off Friday with a schedule that offered a spectrum of events, perhaps  another way in which diversity, a major point of view for the week, plays out. 

The luxury house will cross the Atlantic to unveil its 2023 cruise collection, announcing a fashion show on May 12 in California in an "exclusive venue of exceptional design and renown around the world."

The luxury house, owned by the Kering group, is continuing its strategy of independent shows outside of any official calendar. After London in October, it will hold its next physical show in New York on March 15.

All about redefining what it means for a man to be dressed up today at Amiri, as the house stages its latest runway show at a mecca of the Los Angeles Art District.

Chanel will stage its next cruise show in Monaco, in the latest expression of the brand’s long-standing relationship with the Cote d’Azur, with a live fashion show to be held on Thursday May 5, 2022 in the principality.

In a major surprise, Paris Fashion Week organizers announced Monday that The Row, one of New York’s most significant runway brands, will stage its next catwalk show in Paris.

With a return to physical shows in September, organisers are embracing a "new normal" mix of in-person and digital presentations, while masks for attendees are mandatory.

MFW, scheduled to be held from Feb. 22 to 28, will feature 71 shows, with only six in digital format. Ten new brands will be introduced while major labels such as Bottega Veneta, Diesel and Gucci return to the catwalks.