Browse Fashion coverage from September 2026 in Newsroom.
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First Look
Start with one shape or color rather than an entire matching look. The collection’s florals, Fair Isle knits and outerwear make that a useful way to explore the collaboration.
Analysis
Follow the doubled belt, then look for where fabric seems to disappear. Maximilian Davis’s archive references open up a conversation about silhouette, light and personal styling.
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Start with the final weekend, then return to the galleries. Show times, presentations and digital releases give readers different ways into the same season.
First Look
Follow the September 28–October 6 schedule from Dior and Saint Laurent to the finale, then look beyond the runway to the federation’s SPHERE showroom.
Analysis
Start with the gathered hem, then follow the check. Burberry’s collaboration connects the way a pattern is drawn with the way a coat takes shape.
Analysis
Trace the Bayswater’s notched outline through leather dresses and accessories. Kane’s debut finds room to play inside a very recognizable house detail.
Analysis
An opinion on the protest tactic, the different accounts of the restraint, and the sourcing questions that still deserve a clear answer.
Analysis
Follow three houses from the jumper to the washable mat. The playful details are easy to enjoy, while fit and function keep the comparison grounded.
Analysis
From Altuzarra’s moving skirts to DVF’s renewed prints and Thom Browne’s insects, follow the details that connected clothes with their different settings.
Analysis
Follow the sketch, the performer and the camera. Mackie’s sparkle had a precise job, and his comedy needed just as much craft as his glamour.
Update
Follow the label’s September itinerary through independent platforms, then look closely at the earlier runway image that connects the designer’s work across cities.
Analysis
Company claims and industry surveys point to uneven progress. A worked returns example shows how to tell a useful change from an attractive percentage.
Analysis
A small accent offers plenty to play with. Explore proportion, fabric and neighboring colors, with the trend figures kept in their proper frame.
First Look
The footwear supplies the intricate geometry. The trousers give it a place in an outfit, while Winston’s found-object practice adds another way to read the surfaces.
First Look
Waxed cotton, tartan and corduroy change the familiar jean at different scales. The most useful comparison follows the individual pair, its fit and its joins.
Analysis
This dated outlook follows detail, softness and proportion through existing runway photographs, keeping Copenhagen’s completed shows separate from three city forecasts.
First Look
Selvedge’s September preview connects seven design practices with making, care and circularity. The useful clues sit in the cloth and in what happens to it next.
Analysis
The award supports more than the next show. Kegels has named team, finance and manufacturing needs that could give her experiments a firmer working foundation.
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Reconstruction and upcycling shaped the Hong Kong final. The planned TAL Apparel and D-mop collaboration brought another set of questions about fit, variation and use.
Analysis
The NYFW brand and official calendar have different owners. Follow those roles into independent showcases, travel time and the attention a new collection needs.
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More than 30 denim creations joined an exhibition-led introduction to emerging Asian designers. Each format gave visitors a different route into the making.
Analysis
The September previews follow the bow, train, lace and sequins into a roughly 55-piece range. Fit and construction will give those details their everyday form.
First Look
A cooperative can change the room people work in, the prices they negotiate and their chance to sell designs of their own. This open-access study follows those connections.
Analysis
Hand-intarsia lace, an asymmetric skirt and a matching choker give the September first look its focus. A custom commission also leaves plenty of collection questions open.
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Puma’s price list established an RRP. The regulator wanted evidence of a general selling price, and the available colors, sellers and stock complicated that comparison.
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The licensing venture is split 50–50, while the operating agreement runs initially through December 2041. Creative continuity leaves several commercial decisions worth following.
Analysis
The September tariff announcements raised a practical question for clothing businesses: when does sharing stock cost more than keeping two systems? Classification and origin still decide exposure.
First Look
New York’s activity starts before its formal week, London leaves a short travel gap and Paris extends into October. Follow the dates and the different jobs a schedule performs.
