Thursday, July 30, 2026

Fashion to See

The collections, the houses, and the business behind them

Calendar

The weeks we cover

Fashion to See follows the four-city womenswear calendar, Paris haute couture, and Copenhagen. Dates are exact where the organizing body has published them and given as a month where it has not. A star marks the editions treated as flagship coverage.

Ahead

  • Covering

    New York Fashion Week, Spring/Summer 2027

    The season where the CFDA's ban on animal fur takes effect across all official runways and calendar-listed shows. Fashion to See is covering the first season under the rule.

  • Covering

    London Fashion Week, Spring/Summer 2027

    London regains McQueen this season after its return from the Paris calendar, a rare reversal in a decade of drift toward France.

  • Covering

    Milan Fashion Week, Spring/Summer 2027

    Six days that now carry the weight of two of the biggest house transitions in the industry, at Gucci and at Fendi. Coverage will follow the shows and the wholesale reaction after them.

  • Covering

    Paris Fashion Week, Spring/Summer 2027

    The womenswear season closer: 68 shows and 33 presentations, with debuts from Drew Henry at Courrèges and Kai Nesselrath at Carven, and Valentino, Maison Margiela and Sacai back on the calendar. Fashion to See is covering the full nine days.

Covered

  • Covered

    Paris Haute Couture Week, Fall/Winter 2026-27

    Thirty houses, and a week defined by handovers: Pierpaolo Piccioli's first couture for Balenciaga, Duran Lantink's debut at Jean Paul Gaultier, and second outings from Matthieu Blazy at Chanel and Jonathan Anderson at Dior.

  • Covered

    Milan Fashion Week, Fall/Winter 2026

    The season of the runway debuts: Demna's first Gucci show and Maria Grazia Chiuri's first collection for Fendi, in the same six days.

  • Covered

    London Fashion Week, Fall/Winter 2026

    Five days between New York and Milan, in the slot that has become the hardest to defend on the international calendar.

  • Covered

    New York Fashion Week, Fall/Winter 2026

    New York moved its dates to sit more cleanly ahead of the European legs, the clearest sign yet that the four-city sequence is being managed as one calendar.

  • Covered

    Copenhagen Fashion Week, Fall/Winter 2026

    The only major week that gates its schedule on sustainability: nineteen minimum standards, documented, or a brand does not show. Fashion to See covered the twentieth-anniversary edition.

  • Covered

    Paris Fashion Week, Spring/Summer 2026

    The most consequential Paris season in decades: Jonathan Anderson's first Dior womenswear on October 1 and Matthieu Blazy's Chanel debut under a ceiling of planets at the Grand Palais, inside a season carrying fifteen designer debuts.

  • Covered

    Milan Fashion Week, Spring/Summer 2026

    Dario Vitale's first and only Versace collection, received as a triumph ten weeks before he left the house.

Press offices

Working with us

If you handle press or VIP relations for a house, a showroom or a week on this calendar and want to reach the editor directly, write to press@fashiontosee.com. Accreditation requests, seating, embargoed collection notes and image files all go to that address.