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The fashion industry is always excited ahead of show season, but there’s clearly more enthusiasm for the Spring/Summer 2023 season.

From September 8th to October 4th, a very busy schedule is planned in New York, London, Milan and Paris, with blockbuster brands returning on schedule and young designers attending large-scale traditional events. The Maison has become a hot topic, and newcomers have made their debuts.

A change is happening in which fashion thrives. Louis Vuitton, Burberry and Puig-owned Nina Ricci will all soon appoint new creative directors. Jonathan Anderson, Martin Rose, and Harris Reed are some of the names in the ring, but no one has been confirmed.Tom Ford, the US designer, transferred his brand to Estee Lauder from his Companies (already a beauty license). There is also a question mark on whether to sell it to

New York: Bigger Venues, More Celebrities

New York Fashion Week has filled our schedules once again. Opening the season are Proenza Schouler’s Lazaro Hernandez and Jack McCollough, who are celebrating the brand’s 20th anniversary. Tom Ford concludes this week. Stephen Kolb, CEO of the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA), said: “The mood last season was resilience and optimism.

Notably, two big European names made an appearance this week. Francesco Risso’s Marni has shown in the city as part of his so-called World Tour, to “get closer” to customers around the world, as his creative director recently said. vogue businessLed by womenswear creative director Kim Jones, Fendi will host a celebration of the iconic Baguette handbag.Also in a festive mood trendwill host its inaugural trend A global event that includes a live edited fashion show showcasing handpicked looks from the Fall/Winter 2022 collections of Balenciaga, Valentino, Conor Ives, Corina Strada and many more. (trend When vogue business It shares the parent company Condé Nast. )

Elsewhere, Tommy Hilfiger, Ekhaus Latta and Elia all return to their New York schedules, while topical up-and-coming Peter Doe introduces menswear for the first time. The menswear show continues to be condensed, with Telfar clearly absent.