Next Fashion Weeks 

Let’s discover together the news and the calendars of the next Fashion Weeks in New York, London, Milan and Paris

Fashion continues

After the men’s catwalks in Milan and Paris that opened in 2023 in January, other very important events dedicated to high fashion await us throughout the month of February. The New York FW man/woman fall/winter will be held from February 10th to 15th; the London FW man/woman autumn/winter from 17 to 21 February; the Milan FW woman instead from 21 to 27 February; and finally there will be the Paris FW women’s from February 27th to March 7th. Let’s discover the next Fashion Weeks together through the eye of Michele Franzese Moda.

NY FW

The calendar of the New York fashion show was disclosed by the Council of Fashion Designers of America and what immediately jumps out is that there is a dense program dedicated to American fashion. 74 iconic brands from historical ones such as Judy Turner, Dion Lee, Proenza Schouler, Vivienne Tam, Priscavera, Micheal Kors, to emerging brands. The absence from this edition of brands such as Tom Ford, Peter Do and Tommy Hilfiger cannot go unnoticed. However, the Big Apple event will see the return of Thom Browne, new president of the CFDA, after a long honeymoon in Paris, and Rodarte who will open the event from 4.00 pm on Friday 10 February. Among the novelties there will be Luar, the promising brand according to McKinsey’s 2023 State of Fashion, to conclude the week and then also present the former Nike designer Heron Preston who will present his new brand, Koltson, Cucculelli Shaheen, Ayama Studio , Kallmeyer, Kate Barton, Nayon and Zimo. Here is the calendar:

Friday 10 February

16:00 – Rodarte
5pm – Judy Turner
18:00 – Hill Road
19:00 – Simkhai
20:00 – Prabal Gurung
9pm – Dion Lee

Saturday 11 February

11:00 – Sandy Liang
12:00 – Proenza Schouler
13:00 – Sukeina
14:00 – Area
15:00 – Patbo
17:00 – Anna Sui
6pm – Heron Preston
7:00 pm – Sergio Hudson
8.00 pm – Eckhaus Latta

Sunday February 12th

10:00 – Ulla Johnson
11:00 – Study 189
12:00 – Puppets & Puppets
1:00 pm – Melke
2pm – Jason Wu Collection
15:00 – Adeam
16:00 – Alejandra Alonso Rojas
17:00 – Private Policy
18:00 – Khaite
19:00 – A–Company
20:00 – Vivienne Tam
21:00 – Kim Shui

Monday 13 February

10:00 – Carolina Herrera
11:00 – Palomo Spain
13:00 – Aknvas Dennis Basso
14:00 – Coach
15:00 – Bibhu Mohapatra Foo And Foo
16:00 – Batsheva
17:00 – Cucculelli Shaheen
18:00 – Priscavera
7pm – Tory Burch
20:00 – Elena Velez
21:00 – La Quan Smith

Tuesday February 14th

10:00 – Brandon Maxwell
11am – Naeem Khan
12:00 – Gabriela Hearst
1:00 pm – Colin Locascio
3pm – Pamela Roland
16:00 – Hellessy
5pm – Thom Browne
19:00 – Head of State
20:00 – Altuzarra
21:00 – Christian Cowan
Wednesday February 15th

10:00 – Chocheng
11:00 – Michael Kors
12:00 – House of AAMA
1:00pm – Kevin Hall
14:00 – Wiederhoeft
3.00pm – Badgley Mischka
16:00 – Who Decides War
5.00pm – Frederick Anderson
18:00 – Willy Chavarria
19:00 – The Blonds
20:00 – Luar

LONDON FW

The British Fashion Council presents a rich calendar also trying to overcome the shadow of the recent national mourning for the death of Queen Elizabeth II. There is great anticipation in the British capital for the return of Burberry to the official calendar, with the debut of the designer who transformed Bottega Veneta, Daniel Lee, a student of Phoebe Philo. Another important return is Moncler Genius which has chosen London to present its next roster of collaborations. Also active this year is the #NewGen initiative committed to launching emerging brands on the London scene, an initiative that celebrates its 30th anniversary, and which also launched Alexander McQueen in the past. Among the freshest brands are Molly Goddard, Nensi Dojaka, Ahluwalia, Halpern, David Koma, Yuzefi debuts with his first fashion show. At the end there will be another initiative in support of Ukraine in which 3 brands from Ukrainian Fashion Week, Frolov, Kseniaschnaider and Paska, will be on the catwalk. Here is the calendar:

Friday 17 February

09:00 – Paul Costelloe
11:00 – Bora Aksu
12:00 – Fashion East
2.00pm – Edward Crutchley
15:00 – Huishan Zhang
16:00 – KWK by Kay Kwok
5.00pm – Mark Fast
6.00pm – London College of Fashion
20:00 – Dilara Findikoglu
21:00 – On|Off

Saturday 18 February

11:00 – Eudon Choi
12:00 – 16Arlington
2.00pm – Molly Goddard
15:00 – David Koma
16:00 – Ahluwalia
17:00 – Halpern
18:00 – Nensi Dojaka
8pm – Richard Quinn
21:00 – Ingrid Kraftchenko
Sunday February 19th

11:00 – Emilia Wickstead
1:00 pm – Toves
14:00 – Roksanda
3pm – Christopher Kane
16:00 – Simone Rocha
5pm – S.S.Daley
18:00 – Erdem
8.00pm – Labrum London
21:00 – Julien Macdonald
Monday 20 February

10:00 – Yuzefi
11:00 – J E Cai
12:00 – Carlota Barrera
13:00 – Pronounce
2.00pm – Susan Fang
4pm – Paul & Joe
18:00 – Burberry
8pm – Central Saint Martins MA Fashion
Tuesday February 21st

10:00 – Ukrainian Fashion Week
11:00 – Chau-Rising
12:00 – Buerlangma
2.00pm – IA London
15:00 – Jens Laugesen

MILAN FW

The National Chamber of Italian Fashion has published the provisional calendar of the next Milano Donna edition for the autumn/winter 2024 collections, 56 physical and 5 digital fashion shows are planned. Among the great absentees, Versace stands out, but also Luisa Beccaria and Boss and some of the new talents protagonists of the previous editions such as Ac9 and Cormio. However, there is much anticipation for some very important returns: Ferragamo under the creative direction of the British Maximilian Davis; Diesel with Glenn Martens; Prada with Miuccia and Raf, Gucci but still without the creative direction of the newly elected Sabato De Sarno, GCDS, Marco Rambaldi, ACT n°1. Also confirmed Alberta Ferretti, Roberto Cavalli, Tod’s and Giorgio Armani; Münn, Avavav, Husky and Laura Biagiotti will be present digitally. Another great return to the fashion stage is Iceberg since 1974, with a co-ed fashion show, which will inaugurate the calendar. Great excitement also for the debut of Tomo Koizumi, who will show thanks to the support of Dolce&Gabbana. Here is the calendar:

Tuesday February 21st

CNMI Fashion Hub Opening

Wednesday February 22nd

10:00 – Icebergs since 1974
11:00 – Antonio Marras
12:00 – Daniela Gregis
1.00pm – Diesels
2.00 pm – Fendi
15:00 – Del Core
16:00 – Marco Rambaldi
17:00 – Alberta Ferretti
18:00 – No. 21
19:00 – Roberto Cavalli
20:00 – Etro
21:00 – Onitsuka Tiger

Wednesday February 22, digitally

09:30 – WAMI Collective

Thursday 23 February

09:30 – Max Mara
10:30 – Jenny
11:30 – Calcaterra
12:30 – Preview
2.00pm – Prada
3.00 pm – MM6 Maison Margiela
16:00 – Budapest Select
17:00 – Emporio Armani
18:00 – Blumarine
19:00 – Moschino
20:00 – GCDS

Friday 24 February

09:30 – Tod’s
10:30 – ACT n°1
11:30 – Sportmax
12:30 – Philosophy by Lorenzo Serafini
2.00pm – Gucci
15:00 – Cormio
16:00 – ANDREĀDAMO
17:00 – Sunnei
18:00 – Vivetta
19:00 – Jil Sander

Saturday 25 February

09:30 – Ferraris
10:30 – Ermanno Scervino
11:30 – Ferragamo
1.00pm – Dolce & Gabbana
2.00 pm – Stella Jean
15:00 – MSGM
4pm – Bally
17:00 – Missoni
18:00 – Tokyo James
19:00 – Han Kjøbenhavn
20:00 – Bottega Veneta
21:00 – Philipp Plein
Sunday February 26th

09:30 – Shutting Qiu
10:30 – Hui
11:30 – Tomo Koizumi supported by Dolce & Gabbana
12:30 – Luisa Spagnoli
1:15 pm – Annakiki
2.00 pm – Calves
15:00 – Giorgio Armani
16:00 – Elisabetta Franchi
5pm – Aniye Records
18:00 – Francesca Liberatore
19:00 – Atsushi Nakashima
Monday 27 February, digitally

10:30 – Munn
11:00 – Avavav
11:30 – Huskies
12:00 – Laura Biagiotti

PARIS FW

The Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode and the Chambre Syndicale de la Mode Feminine have released the provisional calendar for the upcoming Women’s Fashion Week. 107 brands will be present. The students of the Institut Français de la Mode will kick off the great Parisian event, offering their graduate collections to the public. Of course, the historic and iconic French fashion houses such as Saint Laurent and Dior will be present, which will officially inaugurate the Parisian fashion week. Then there will be Balmain, Dries Van Noten, Courrèges, Rick Owens, Off-White, Valentino, Coperni and Miu Miu. For the Japanese fashion houses there will be Comme des Garçons with Yohji Yamamoto, Noir Kei Ninomiya, Mame Kurogouchi, Anrealage and Ujoh. From the international scene also the Australian Zimmermann, the English A.W.A.K.E. Modes and Victoria Beckham. There will also be the fashion show of the Vivienne Westwood brand after the designer and founder passed away just a little while ago on December 29th. Great expectations for the return after three years of absence of Alexander McQueen, the brand had concentrated on fashion shows in New York and London after the pandemic, followed by Paco Rabanne and Arthur Avellano, but also Balenciaga who returns following the controversies that have involved the brand of the Kering group in recent months. Palm Angels is also arriving, which will present its brand new womenswear project. Glenn Martens’ Y/Project debuts; British designer Harris Reed presents his vision of Nina Ricci; Daniel Roseberry for Schiaparelli’s ready-to-wear after presenting only digitally; Ludovic de Saint-Sernin under the direction of Ann Demeulemeester; and the Italian Niccolò Pasqualetti, a pupil of The Row, Alighieri and Loewe. Here is the calendar:

Monday 27 February

16:00 – IFM Master of Arts
17:30 – Weinsanto
20:30 – Vaquera

Tuesday 28 February

11:00 – Victoria/Tomas
12:30 – Mame Kurogouchi
2.30pm – Christian Dior
16:00 – Dawei
17:00 – Anrealage
20:00 – Saint Laurent

Wednesday 1st March

10:30 – Courrèges
12:00 – The Row
1.30pm – Undercover
15:00 – Dries Van Noten
16:00 – Cecilie Bahnsen
17:30 – Paco Rabanne
19:00 – Acne Studios
20:30 – Balmain

Thursday 2 March

10:00 – Shang Xia
11:30 – Off White
13:00 – Gauchere
2.00 pm – Chloé
3.30 pm – Givenchy
16:30 – Uma Wang
6pm – Rick Owens
19:00 – Schiaparelli
20:30 – Isabel Marant

Friday 3 March

10:00 – Leonard Paris
11:30 – Loewe
1:00pm – Issey Miyake
2.30 pm – Giambattista Valli
16:00 – Nina Ricci
5.30pm – Victoria Beckham

19:00 – Yohji Yamamoto
20:30 – Coperni

Saturday 4th March

09:30 – Junya Watanabe
10:30 – Esther Manas
12:00 – Noir Kei Ninomiya
1:00pm – Vivienne Westwood
2.30pm – Hermès
4:00 pm – Elie Saab
17:00 – Comme des Garçons
6.30pm – Alexander McQueen
20:00 – Ann Demeulemeester

Sunday 5th March

10:00 – Lanvin
11:30 – Balenciaga
1.00 pm – Ottolinger
2.00 pm – Akris
15:00 – Beautiful People
4:00pm – Palm Angels
17:00 – Atlein
18:30 – Pierre Cardin
20:00 – Valentine

Monday 6 March

09:30 – Stella McCartney
10:30 – AZ Factory
11:30 – Zimmermann
12:30 – Shiatzy Chen
2.00pm – Louis Vuitton
15:30 – Sacai
16:30 – Rokh
17:30 – Germanier
19:00 – Dundas

Tuesday 7 March

10:30 – Chanel
11:30 – Ujoh
12:30 – A.W.A.K.E. MODE
2.00pm – Miu Miu
15:30 – Y/Project
16:30 – Avellano