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Latin Fashion NYC

Latin fashion in everywhere in New York City: on the street, in boutiques and department stores, and at the NYFW and FDLA fashion weeks.

New York City is one of the world’s fashion capitals, along with London, Milan and Paris. French and Italian fashion are fabulous. Spanish fashion is trending younger. New York shopping is fabulous.

The most exclusive party in town is the Met Gala at the beginning of the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s annual Costume Institute exhibition. The CFDA, Council of Fashion Designers of America host the CFDA Fashion Awards, the Fashion Grammys.

Latin Fashion Stores in New York City

Some of this is changing after the COVID-19 Pandemic.

Hermès

UPPER EAST SIDE, NYC
MEATPACKING, NYC
FINANCIAL DISTRICT, NYC
The brand of the French establishment is getting down with the next generation

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Zara

NEW YORK CITY ~ The world’s biggest clothing retailer, a leader in fast fashion, has eleven stores in the City

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New York Fashion Shows

New York Fashion Week has been reduced to four letters: NYFW, but the fashion calendar now runs all year long.

February Fashion Shows
NYFW Men’s Fall-Winter
NYFW Women’s Fall-Winter

April Fashion Shows
NYFW Bridal

May Fashion Shows
Miami Fashion Week

June Fashion Shows
CFDA Fashion Awards
NYFW Resort & Spring-Summer
NYFW Men’s Spring-Summer

September Fashion Shows
NYFW Women’s Spring-Summer

December Fashion Shows
NYFW Pre-Fall & Fall-Winter

Fashion Exhibitions

New York City treats fashion as an art form.

Fashion New Yorkers

The Fashion World

As the fashion capital of the United States, New York City draws designers, photographers and producers from around the world.

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