This season, the runway shows did two things; showcase the best of big brands, and for supporting up and coming designers.

The American fashion capital is officially open again for business, with the start of another New York Fashion Week kicking off Feb. 6. Brandon Maxwell started the week with a bang—and Thom Browne is set to close it down on Tuesday,

Anna Delvey hit the runway four times at the A Night in Bangkok fashion showcase during New York Fashion Week, ankle monitor and all.

At the end of New York Fashion Week, after six days of nonstop fashion—admiring every garment, reporting on them, and thinking only about clothes—there comes that inevitable moment when the dazzling illusion finally dissolves into reality.

At Carolina Herrera, creative director Wes Gordon created an artful environment to show his fall 2025 collection. Individual flowers emerged from the floor, nestled in what looked like piles of debris. The effect was somewhat haunting, but still chic against the gowns parading down the runway.

Julie Gilhart, Founder and President, Gilhart & Co.

The newest iteration of fleeces included polly pocket pink zip-up vests, similarly colored quarter zips and co-ord miniskirts, 1980s-esque boxy cropped greys, and longer full zip tunic fleeces for the day-to-night enthusiast.

Jane Seymour was a vision in red walking the runway during New York Fashion Week on Monday. The "Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman" actress sashayed down the catwalk in the Nardos Fall 2025 show at The Plaza Hotel on Feb. 10. Seymour, who turns 74 on Feb. 15, wore a one-shoulder minidress with flower detailing paired with beige heels.

From sartorial seances and PETA protesters to celebrity run-ins, these are the moments that had fashion editors talking.