Todd Snyder Returns to New York Fashion Week After 5-Year Hiatus
After a five-year absence from the official New York Fashion Week calendar, Todd Snyder is making a comeback this September. The American designer, known for his sophisticated yet laid-back aesthetic, last showed in New York in February 2020 before the COVID pandemic hit.
But Snyder didn’t let the pandemic slow him down. During his break from the runway, he focused on restructuring his business with a reduced emphasis on wholesale. He also made a splash as a guest designer at Pitti Uomo in Florence in January, showcasing 80 looks from his Todd Snyder collection and Woolrich Black Label.
Now, Snyder is ready to make his return to New York Fashion Week, and he’s doing it in style. His upcoming show, scheduled for September 8 at 3:30 p.m. ET, will be a much smaller affair than his Italian spectacle. Instead of a large-scale production, Snyder plans to stage an intimate, salon-style runway at Le Rock in Rockefeller Center for around 50 guests.
But don’t let the smaller scale fool you. Snyder promises a collection that will pack a punch, with a mix of military references and coastal living pieces. He describes it as a juxtaposition of tailoring infused with other influences. And the location ties into the theme as well, adding an extra layer of excitement to the show.
Stay tuned to Hypebeast for more coverage of Todd Snyder’s highly anticipated return to New York Fashion Week next month. It’s sure to be a must-see event for fashion lovers everywhere.
