The Glossy Podcast

Recapping a covered-up, color-free New York Fashion Week season

Sep 16, 2025
This week’s spotlight is on the intriguing shifts at New York Fashion Week. The hosts delve into the surprising lack of color on the runway, contrasting it with the vibrant crowd. They highlight the trend toward intimate shows, often set in unique venues, and discuss memorable collaborations, like Christian Siriano's with Capri Sun. From Zankov’s bold splashes of color to the playful use of a mascot, the discussion captures the creative yet complex atmosphere of the fashion landscape.
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INSIGHT

Spring Collections Felt Wintery

  • Many designers showed heavy, wintry, neutral-forward collections despite them being for spring.
  • That contrast suggests brands prioritized longevity and commercial safety over seasonal brightness.
INSIGHT

Maximalism And Minimalism Coexisted

  • Danny and Jill observed a clear split between maximalist colorful shows and many minimal, monochrome presentations.
  • The season showed simultaneous extremes rather than a single dominant aesthetic.
INSIGHT

Shows Were More Centralized Downtown

  • Shows felt more geographically consolidated, mostly downtown below 34th Street, reducing long treks.
  • That centralization eased logistics for press and attendees even if schedules remained busy.
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