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NYFW Fall 2025: The Most Anticipated Shows and Citywide Runways
New York Fashion Week is back, and the Fall 2025 season is shaping up to be a spectacular mix of iconic returns, fresh debuts, and groundbreaking designs. Running from February 6 to 11, 2025, the city will transform into a fashion playground, with runways set in historic landmarks, intimate galleries, and grand studios across New York.
With major designers making their long-awaited comebacks and emerging talents pushing the boundaries of style, this season promises to be one of the most exciting in recent memory. From the official shows at Sony Theatre to exclusive showcases at the New York Public Library and beyond, here’s what to expect from NYFW Fall 2025.
Marc Jacobs Sets the Tone at the New York Public Library
Before the official NYFW schedule even begins, Marc Jacobs will set the stage with a highly anticipated show on February 3 at the New York Public Library (476 5th Ave, Midtown).Known for his bold, theatrical presentations, Jacobs’ Spring 2025 collection is expected to be a statement of luxury and creativity. With an iconic location and Jacobs’ signature flair, this early show is already one of the most talked-about events of the season.
Christopher John Rogers Returns to NYFW
The energy truly kicks off on February 6 with Christopher John Rogers’ much-anticipated return to the NYFW runway at Spring Studios (50 Varick St, Tribeca). After a five-year hiatus, Rogers is back with his signature explosion of color, dramatic silhouettes, and unapologetic glamour. As one of the most celebrated designers of the new generation, his return is set to be a showstopper.
Calvin Klein’s Big Comeback
One of the biggest headlines of the season is Calvin Klein’s return to the runway on February 7 at Spring Studios. Under the creative direction of Veronica Leoni, this will be the brand’s first NYFW show since 2018. The fashion world is eager to see how Leoni will redefine the Calvin Klein aesthetic while staying true to its legacy of minimalist sophistication.
Norma Kamali Reclaims Her Spot on the NYFW Stage
Another legendary return is Norma Kamali, who will showcase her latest collection at Spring Studios on February 8. Having shaped fashion for decades with her innovative designs, Kamali’s comeback is expected to be a powerful reminder of her influence on modern style.
Emerging Designers Make Their Mark
While the established names dominate the headlines, NYFW is also a launching pad for emerging designers making their debut on the big stage.
• Leblanc Studios will present its first NYFW collection on February 9 at Spring Studios, bringing a minimalist, sustainable approach to luxury fashion. Their focus on clean lines and eco-friendly fabrics is expected to resonate with the industry’s growing demand for sustainability.
• Zoe Gustavia Anna Whalen, known for her artistic, conceptual designs, will showcase her first collection on February 10 at Spring Studios. With an emphasis on blending fashion, art, and storytelling, Whalen’s debut is one to watch for those looking for the next wave of cutting-edge design.
Fashion Takes Over the City
While Spring Studios remains the hub of NYFW, this season will see runways popping up across New York City, reinforcing its reputation as the fashion capital of the world.
From the grand halls of the New York Public Library to intimate gallery spaces and private showrooms, designers are rethinking the runway experience. The blending of heritage and modernity, tradition and innovation, makes this season an unmissable celebration of what fashion means today—and where it’s headed next.
The NYFW Fall 2025 Takeaway
This season of NYFW is all about reclamation and reinvention. With big-name designers returning to the spotlight, new voices emerging, and a mix of traditional and unexpected venues, the Fall 2025 schedule is proof that New York remains at the forefront of fashion’s evolution.
With limited invites and growing excitement, now is the time to secure your spot at the season’s most talked-about events. The countdown to NYFW is on—will you be there?
