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Biggest risers at New York Fashion Week SS27 womenswear: straight skirts (4.0% → 11.5% of looks), white (25.2% → 32.4%) and midi skirts (4.9% → 11.0%). Most common: black (34.1%), white (32.4%) and Minimalist (28.5%).

Looks
3,179
Designers
90
Trends
191

Updated October 7, 2026

Shown at New York Fashion Week, 10–15 September 2026. Next: Fall Winter 2027/28, 8–12 February 2027.

Top of the season

Picked by T-Fashion editors, then the biggest risers.

In the press

We read 117 articles on New York womenswear, SS27 from Vogue, The Business of Fashion, WWD and 16 more. The trends they named most: sheer, denim, blazer, sweater knit and black. The data backs denim (4.5% → 7.8% of looks) and black (29.0% → 34.1%). Sheer drew coverage, but its share fell from 8.9% to 6.3% of looks.

Summaries are written by T-Fashion. Read each article at the source.

  1. Vogue · Sep 17, 2026 · Season review

    Our Favorite New York Fashion Week Spring 2027 Moments

    Vogue editors share favorite NYFW spring 2027 moments, from Altuzarra's Woolworth lobby show and Carolina Herrera's anniversary to Coach, TWP, Proenza Schouler and Thom Browne's closing spectacle.

  2. The Business of Fashion · Sep 16, 2026 · Season review

    In New York, Sad Clowns, Bright Colours, Furry Dresses and More

    Lynn Yaeger's NYFW roundup notes a cautious mood, from Calvin Klein's pared-back basics and Coach's melancholy trenches to bright color at Lii and DVF and Thom Browne's insect fantasy.

  3. WWD · Sep 14, 2026 · Season review

    Quick Takes From the Spring 2027 Luxury and Alternative Collections at NYFW

    Short WWD reviews of smaller New York spring 2027 shows and presentations, including runway debuts and returns, covering labels such as 6397, Jane Wade, R13 and Grace Ling.

  4. Vogue · Sep 17, 2026 · Show review

    Lauren Manoogian Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear Collection

    Lauren Manoogian and Chris Fireoved shifted focus from knits to texture, using crinkled metal-woven fabrics, raw edges and knotting across both wovens and knits.

  5. WWD · Sep 16, 2026 · Show review

    Thom Browne Spring 2027: A Bug’s Life

    Closing NYFW at the Shed, Browne staged a metamorphosis story drawn from A Bug's Life, decorating his proportion-play tailoring with insects and building bulbous, shell-like couture forms.

  6. Harper's Bazaar · Sep 24, 2026 · Trend report

    The Spring 2027 Runways Want You to Show Off Your Bra

    Harper's Bazaar tracks exposed bras across Milan, London and New York, mostly 1930s-style balconettes in satin and lace mixed with modern tailoring and skirts.

Patterns

The top three by share of looks.

All 9

Fabrics

The top three by share of looks.

All 25

All 191 trends

Every trend has its own page with runway looks. Rankings and numbers for all of them are in T-Fashion.

SS27 womenswear New York in full

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Questions

What are the New York Fashion Week Spring 2027 trends?
By share of looks at the September 2026 shows: black (34.1%), white (32.4%) and Minimalist (28.5%).
Which trends are rising at New York Fashion Week Spring 2027?
straight skirts (4.0% → 11.5%), white (25.2% → 32.4%) and midi skirts (4.9% → 11.0%).
Which trends are fading for spring 2027?
loose pants (9.6% → 2.5%), mini dress (10.9% → 4.1%) and draped dress (11.0% → 5.1%).
What are the Spring 2027 colors at New York Fashion Week?
black (34.1%), white (32.4%) and almond (5.6%).
What does share of looks mean?
The number of looks that carry a trend divided by all womenswear looks T-Fashion analyzed in the scope. The change compares it with the same season one year earlier (SS26).