New York Fashion Week is right around the corner and Global Fashion Collective (GFC) is not going to miss it.
Whether you’re a passionate fashion connoisseur or work in the industry, everyone can expect numerous exciting and innovative showcases through GFC on September 11 and September 12 in The Glasshouse, thanks to sponsors Goldwell and Cristina Cueller Instituto.
GFC has been dedicated to cultivating a space with an internationally diversified team of professionals to work with the future of global fashion talents since 2017, supporting designers and co-creating the success pathway in the world of fashion.
Now for a rundown — who and what are we going to see on the runway?
DAY ONE
On September 11, GFC will have two shows at The Glasshouse. The first will begin at 1pm, featuring Universidad Iberamericana, EMIJINGU, MARTIN DALLA LASTA, Ashlyn So, and Rasara College.
Known for fostering young, experimental designers, this Mexico City university brings a collective of fresh visions that reflect the country’s vibrant culture and contemporary edge. Their showcase often spotlights boundary-pushing student work, giving audiences a glimpse of fashion’s next generation.
A label that blends modern silhouettes with Japanese craftsmanship, EMIJINGU creates striking, minimal-yet-sculptural looks rooted in precision. Each piece balances functionality with artistry, embodying the spirit of refined modernism.
The Buenos Aires designer is celebrated for architectural tailoring and gender-fluid aesthetics, often weaving South American influences into bold, international statements. His collections are known for pushing silhouettes into wearable works of art.
A teen prodigy and activist designer, Ashlyn So merges youthful creativity with powerful social commentary, producing garments that carry both style and purpose. Her runway work consistently reflects her commitment to inclusivity and change.
Korea’s forward-thinking design school presents a showcase of its standout graduates, highlighting innovation in streetwear, textiles, and futuristic design approaches. Their presentations always serve as a platform for fresh talent disrupting the industry.
The second show on September 11 will begin at 4pm at The Glasshouse. Attendees can expect to see collections from Nazranaa, LEESLE, Ravishing Couture, PINK SELFIE, and Noe Bernacelli
A bridal and couture brand rooted in South Asian tradition, Nazranaa reinvents lavish gowns and lehengas with contemporary glamour for today’s global runway. Their collections seamlessly bridge cultural heritage with modern couture storytelling.
Renowned for reinventing hanbok for the modern era, LEESLE infuses traditional Korean dress with contemporary fashion sensibilities, offering wearable heritage with a twist. The label’s work has become a cultural bridge, connecting history to today’s global market.
Dubai-based Ravishing Couture is synonymous with opulent eveningwear and red-carpet-ready gowns, blending Middle Eastern grandeur with international luxury. Their designs capture an aura of drama and sophistication fit for global icons.
Fun, fearless, and unapologetically playful, PINK SELFIE delivers bright colors and bold concepts that embrace a youthful, experimental spirit. Expect vibrant collections that thrive on energy, confidence, and individuality.
A leading Peruvian couturier, Bernacelli is acclaimed for elegant, timeless craftsmanship that seamlessly bridges classic haute couture with modern sophistication. His designs evoke a refined sensibility that resonates with global luxury houses.
DAY TWO
On Friday, September 12, GFC will be hosting an additional two shows. At 4:30pm, there will be a solo show featuring a new collection from Wenny Han. At 7:30pm, the final New York show will feature ALEX S. YU, Nolo, るいこ堂(Ruikodou), and EDUARDO RAMOS.
Blending cross-cultural aesthetics, Wenny Han’s designs balance Eastern artistry and Western modernism, often defined by fluid silhouettes and luxe textures. Her collections highlight a dialogue between tradition and global contemporary fashion.
Vancouver-based Alex S. Yu specializes in whimsical, contemporary womenswear with playful volumes and candy-colored palettes that defy convention. His shows often deliver fashion as both a narrative and a daydream.
Mexico’s Nolo is known for avant-garde tailoring and artistic experimentation, pushing Latin American fashion into bold, futuristic territory. The brand thrives on challenging norms while embracing cultural roots.
A Japanese label intertwining tradition and innovation, Ruikodou emphasizes meticulous handwork and storytelling through garments steeped in cultural heritage. Each collection carries a poetic depth, where fashion becomes narrative art.
A rising Canadian talent, Eduardo Ramos brings sharp, modern tailoring and an architectural eye for structure, infusing his collections with sleek sophistication. His work reflects precision, balance, and a refined modern edge.
With a diverse lineup, GFC is showing once again why it’s one of New York Fashion Week’s most anticipated showcases — a true global stage where tradition, innovation, and daring creativity collide. Doors open half an hour before each show, so arrive early to secure your spot and witness the future of fashion unfold.
