New York Fashion Week: The Best Moments and Trends from the Fall 2025 Circuit
The fashion world has been buzzing with excitement as New York Fashion Week officially came to a close. The streets of the city were flooded with stylish show-goers, and social media feeds were filled with photos and videos from all the hottest events. From uptown to downtown, and even in Brooklyn, designers showcased their latest collections and made a statement with their bold and innovative designs.
Todd Snyder Kicks Off the Week with a Smart Start
The week started off with a bang as Todd Snyder took menswear aficionados uptown to the Academy Mansion for a smart and stylish start to the fashion festivities.
Bubblegum Dresses and Fempire Designs Take Over Chelsea
In Chelsea, Christian Cowan wowed the crowd with a dress made entirely out of bubblegum, while Collina Strada’s Hillary Taymour brought a fierce and feminine energy to the runway with her “Fempire” collection, complete with bug-eyed sunglasses and runway makeout sessions.
Luar’s Audacious Fashions Storm Through the Financial District
Down in the Financial District, Luar’s audacious fashions made a statement as they stormed through a business lobby in corporate drag, proving that fashion knows no boundaries.
Christopher John Rogers Makes a Grand Return in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn, Christopher John Rogers made a kaleidoscopic grand return to the New York calendar, showcasing his bold and colorful designs that left a lasting impression on the fashion world.
Thom Browne Defies the Critics at The Shed in Hudson Yards
At The Shed in Hudson Yards, Thom Browne’s whimsical runway show defied any claims that New York Fashion Week is dead. With his imaginative and playful designs, Browne proved that the fashion industry is alive and thriving.
Perfect Pairs: The Trend of Couples on the Runway
One trend that stood out during this year’s New York Fashion Week was the presence of couples on the runway. At Collina Strada, two brides walked hand in hand, donning upcycled white wedding dresses and even sharing a kiss on the catwalk. At Elena Velez, a shadow woman model was followed by her allured suitor, creating a captivating and romantic moment. And at Thom Browne’s show, models were paired together in various ways, showcasing the power and beauty of love in all its forms.
Fleeces Are Back at Sandy Liang
Sandy Liang brought back her highly coveted cheetah print fleeces, which were once called “the hottest jacket in menswear” by GQ. This season, she revamped the classic fleece with new colors and styles, catering to the creative agency office job that every Sandy girl dreams of.
New York Fashion Week may have come to an end, but the memories and moments from this year’s shows will continue to inspire and influence the fashion world for seasons to come.
