Absent this season are Vera Wang, Rodarte, and Hood By Air, while it will be Proenza Schouler's last show before it relocates its operations to Paris as of July.
Of those designers remaining, however, there is still plenty to make the seven-day stint well worth staying tuned into. Raf Simon's eagerly anticipated debut for Calvin Klein (that will see the brand adopt a co-ed approach) takes place on Friday and is arguably one of the hottest tickets of the week. A close rival will be Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia's debut for Oscar de la Renta on Monday, which will be shown alongside the autumn/winter 2017 collection for their own label Monse this season - an unprecedented move on the schedule to date. Elsewhere, Philipp Plein, who will relocate to New York from Milan this season, can be relied upon to deliver sartorial - and quite likely literal - fireworks on Monday evening, while Kanye West's fashion label, Yeezy, will be one to keep an eye on next Wednesday.
The usual big-name shows - including Victoria Beckham, Jason Wu, Zac Posen, Alexander Wang, The Row, Tory Burch, Michael Kors, Ralph Lauren, Marc Jacobs, Carolina Herrera, Diane von Furstenberg, and Marchesa - are all expected to draw glittering crowds, while fashion-editor favourites - including Adam Lippes, Rosetta Getty, Prism, Frame, Altuzarra, and Delpozo - will dictate what we'll all be lusting after as soon as they hit the virtual and physical shop floors.
Of those designers remaining, however, there is still plenty to make the seven-day stint well worth staying tuned into. Raf Simon's eagerly anticipated debut for Calvin Klein (that will see the brand adopt a co-ed approach) takes place on Friday and is arguably one of the hottest tickets of the week. A close rival will be Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia's debut for Oscar de la Renta on Monday, which will be shown alongside the autumn/winter 2017 collection for their own label Monse this season - an unprecedented move on the schedule to date. Elsewhere, Philipp Plein, who will relocate to New York from Milan this season, can be relied upon to deliver sartorial - and quite likely literal - fireworks on Monday evening, while Kanye West's fashion label, Yeezy, will be one to keep an eye on next Wednesday.
The usual big-name shows - including Victoria Beckham, Jason Wu, Zac Posen, Alexander Wang, The Row, Tory Burch, Michael Kors, Ralph Lauren, Marc Jacobs, Carolina Herrera, Diane von Furstenberg, and Marchesa - are all expected to draw glittering crowds, while fashion-editor favourites - including Adam Lippes, Rosetta Getty, Prism, Frame, Altuzarra, and Delpozo - will dictate what we'll all be lusting after as soon as they hit the virtual and physical shop floors.
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