Longchamp, Coach, and Staud to Showcase Collections as New York Fashion Week Kicks Off
On September 4, New York Fashion Week will commence, marking the first of four major events in the clothing design industry. According to information provided on the event's website, the presentations for the Spring-Summer 2020 collections will continue until September 11.
Although New York Fashion Week officially begins on September 4, the first two days will be dedicated to showcasing young designers and design schools that have earned the opportunity to present their works during Fashion Week. The main presentations will commence on Friday, September 6.
Over the course of several days, visitors will see fresh collections from fashion houses established by renowned designers such as Tom Ford, Jeremy Scott, Carolina Herrera, Tommy Hilfiger, Ralph Lauren, Marc Jacobs, Michael Kors, Helmut Lang, Kate Spade (1962 – 2018), Rebecca Minkoff, Philip Lim, and Tory Burch.
New collections will be presented to the public by Longchamp, Coach, Staud, and other fashion houses. Following New York, Fashion Week will take place in London (September 12 – 17), Milan (September 18 – 23), and Paris (September 23 – 30), as reported by TASS.
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