Runway 7’S Fall/Winter 2025 Collection Showcase At New York Fashion Week, Sony Hall - Wednesday, February 5 - Sunday 9

Runway 7, the fashion industry’s most diverse runway production platform, is proud to announce its Fall/Winter 2025 New York Fashion Week (NYFW) lineup. Taking place from February 5–9 at Sony Hall (235 W. 46th St.), this five-day event promises a curated experience like no other, with over 100 designers from more than 16 countries showcasing the future of fashion. This season highlights inclusivity, sustainability, and cultural diversity, showcasing brands such as Jaushina Nicole, an African American and women-owned brand, Streetz iz Watching, a New York City-based streetwear label, Flyba Style Couture, an African-inspired brand from Guinea, and eco-friendly labels like Kolye TJN and Natural Fashion. Highlights of the Schedule: February 5 (7 p.m.): The week opens with women’s lingerie brand Adore Me’s exclusive, invite-only show, presenting a 40-look cabaret-inspired collection featuring dancers, aerialists, and immersive performers. February 6 (5 p.m., 7 p.m., and 9 p.m.): A special "Made in India" showcase will honor Indian designers, including a presentation by CFDA designer Naeem Khan at 7 p.m., who will receive the "Excellence in Design" award. February 7 (9 p.m.): Creators Inc. will headline with their LA-based swimwear line, CI Swimwear, powered by their network of creators, concluding with an exclusive, invite-only after-party performance by Rich the Kid at 10 p.m. February 8 (7 p.m.): The second season of "Project Lab Coat" will focus on philanthropy and is dedicated to raising funds for Multiple Sclerosis research. The initiative aims to support ongoing efforts in understanding and treating Multiple Sclerosis, with future plans to extend support to other causes such as Lyme disease and cancer research. To date, Runway 7 has contributed over $125,000 and has pledged another $50,000 in 2025 to the Corinne Goldsmith Dickinson Center at Mount Sinai for Multiple Sclerosis February 9 (3 p.m.): A curated "Made in Mexico" showcase will feature culturally inspired collections from brands such as I, La Catrina, Oye Den, Ministry of Fashion X Gerardy, Lost Calf, Fashion By Marshell, N°1 | NumberOneProject, Jil & Gal bespoke tailored suits, and Gutierrez & Co. February 9 (9 p.m.): The week concludes with a showcase by celebrity designer Alvin Valley, renowned as the 'King of Pants' by The New York Times. Known for dressing A-listers like Jennifer Lopez and Gwyneth Paltrow, Valley will debut his upcoming Fall collection, “The Wellington Girl.” Inspired by Palm Beach’s billionaire equestrian elite, the collection blends denim and evening wear with edgy cowboy and motorcycle-inspired elements. Link to purchase tickets: [hidden] More Info below.