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Altuzarra Brings Literary Romance to Old Navy’s Fall Wardrobe
Old Navy x Altuzarra launches September 30 with literary-inspired florals, Fair Isle knits, practical outerwear, and coordinating styles for women, girls, and toddlers.
Fashion in September 2026
Browse Fashion coverage from September 2026 in Newsroom.
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September 2026 coverage
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Ferragamo’s Spring 2027 Runway Builds Around Belts and Lightness
Ferragamo’s Spring 2027 show uses doubled belts, defined waists, sheer layers, and an archival sandal idea to organize Maximilian Davis’s collection.
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Milan Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2027: Weekend Shows and Digital Finale
Milan Fashion Week reaches its final weekend, with Bottega Veneta and Giorgio Armani ahead before a digital closing day.
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Paris Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2027: The Final Schedule and Houses to Follow
Paris Fashion Week runs September 28 to October 6, with Dior, Maison Margiela, Saint Laurent, Chanel and Louis Vuitton on the official schedule.
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Celia Birtwell Gives Burberry’s Spring 2027 Check a Freer Hand
Burberry's Spring 2027 collection pairs Celia Birtwell's hand-drawn prints with Daniel Lee's reshaped trenches, making heritage codes feel less fixed and more expressive.
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Christopher Kane Gives Mulberry a Sharper New Language
Christopher Kane's Spring 2027 Mulberry debut builds a coherent new vocabulary from Bayswater geometry, leather craft, severe color, and the idea of pruning for growth.
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PETA Was Wrong to Disrupt the COS Runway at New York Fashion Week
An opinion on why PETA’s COS runway disruption was the wrong tactic, why the physical response still requires scrutiny, and how evidence-led advocacy could make a stronger case.
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Armani, Louis Vuitton, and Gucci Build Complete Wardrobes for Dogs
Armani, Louis Vuitton, and Gucci turn luxury pet collections into coordinated design systems, but practical fit and canine comfort remain the test that matters.
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NYFW Spring 2027 Made Joy, Craft, and Conviction the Story
NYFW Spring 2027 joined expressive practicality, revived house codes, and theatrical finales in a season defined by joy, craft, and creative conviction.
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Bob Mackie Dies at 87, Leaving a Legacy of Spectacle
Bob Mackie's death at 87 closes a career that reshaped performance fashion. His lasting legacy is a design system built around personality, movement, camera, humour, and spectacle.
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Smaranika Sarangi Carries Drape Dead Elegance From New York to London
Smaranika Sarangi carries Drape Dead Elegance from Asian NYFW into two London runway settings, building an international week around the label’s evolving design voice.
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Fashion AI Workflows Explained: Fit, Design, Merchandising, and Supply Chains
Evaluate fashion AI across fit, design, merchandising, and supply chains, with a worked returns-rate example and practical checks for data and decision ownership.
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Chartreuse moves from fall runway signal to search-driven accent
Chartreuse brings runway lineage, styling range, and fresh search energy to fall 2026 as a sharply judged accent against the season's deeper palette.
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adidas and Tyrrell Winston pair 3D-printed shoes with raw-edged sportswear
adidas and Tyrrell Winston bring lattice-built footwear, relaxed tailoring, and exposed construction together in The Athlete.
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Levi’s and Barbour Rebuild the 501, One Pair at a Time
The Japan Re-Loved capsule brings vintage 501s together with recovered Barbour materials, turning repair and one-off variation into a tactile fashion language.
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Fall 2026 trends and what comes next in New York, London, and Paris
Fall 2026's collars, fluid layers, sculpted waists, and generous trousers framed a spring 2027 outlook across New York, London, and Paris built on precision and ease.
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London Fashion Week Puts Craft, Repair, and Circularity in Focus
London Fashion Week brings craft, repair, and circular practice into focus through textiles, construction, expressive mending, and material experiment.
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Julie Kegels Wins the LVMH Prize and Room to Build
Julie Kegels wins the 2026 LVMH Prize, gaining the financial room and specialist access to build a stronger structure around her distinctive Antwerp label.
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Jon Liesenfeld Wins Redress as Circular Design Moves Toward Retail
Jon Liesenfeld wins the Redress Design Award 2026 as a diverse field of circular designers advances from runway recognition toward an anticipated retail collaboration.
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New York Fashion Week’s Expanding Map Needs a Strong Centre
New York Fashion Week is flourishing across official and independent stages. Its expanding map needs clear identities, thoughtful coordination, and a strong shared centre.
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Hong Kong Gives Denim and Emerging Design a Wider Stage
Hong Kong's September programmes gave emerging design and denim a layered stage across exhibition, runway, workshops, and industry conversation.
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Elie Saab and H&M set October 22 launch for designer collaboration
Elie Saab and H&M will launch a roughly 55-piece collaboration on October 22, translating the house's occasion glamour through tailoring, drape, embellishment, and accessories.
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Fashion from Below Explains Garment Work, Cooperatives, and Creative Ownership
Read Fashion from Below as a guide to garment work and cooperative ownership, with open-access sources and a practical comparison of retail and production accounts.
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Pieter Mulier Opens His Versace Chapter in Black Lace
Pieter Mulier’s first public Versace design pairs black lace, precise construction, and the house’s instinct for glamour in a poised pre-runway opening gesture.
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Sports Direct Ruling Sharpens Fashion’s Discounting Standard
The Sports Direct ruling draws a precise line between a manufacturer’s RRP and the market evidence needed to present a credible fashion saving.
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Marc Jacobs Keeps the Creative Reins as Ownership Changes Hands
Marc Jacobs retains the creative reins as WHP Global and G-III separate ownership of the house’s intellectual property from its operating business.
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Canada-US tariffs are splitting one fashion market into two
Canada-US tariffs are pushing fashion businesses toward separate inventory, fulfilment, pricing, and assortment decisions across a previously integrated market.
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September 2026 Fashion Week Dates: New York, London, Milan, Paris
The Spring/Summer 2027 womenswear circuit moves through New York, London, Milan, and Paris with creative debuts, returning houses, and retail experimentation shaping the month.