Author: Sophie Andersen
Sophie Andersen
Sophie has covered fashion weeks in Paris, Milan and New York for a decade. She writes about the business and spectacle behind the shows.
Fashion weeks are transforming historic train stations into glamorous runways, combining architectural grandeur with sustainable practices and cultural storytelling.
Miami Fashion Week’s dawn beach runway shows transform sunrise into fashion’s most coveted experience, drawing celebrities and redefining traditional presentations.
London Fashion Week embraces rooftop garden venues as designers transform city skylines into elevated runway experiences with sustainable impact.
Designers are ditching traditional venues for grocery store aisles, creating unexpected runway shows amid everyday shopping experiences.
Fashion designers are staging runway shows in active hospital emergency rooms, creating controversial presentations that blend medical settings with haute couture.
Tokyo Fashion Week debuts revolutionary subway platform runways, transforming underground transit spaces into high-fashion venues with three Japanese designers.
Fashion designers are staging runway shows inside active airport terminals, transforming transit hubs into high-fashion spectacles while passengers catch flights.
Milan designers are staging runway shows in active construction sites, mixing luxury fashion with industrial settings for authentic brand storytelling.
Berlin Fashion Week transforms Cold War bunkers into intimate runway venues, creating powerful intersections between historical memory and contemporary fashion design.
Stockholm Fashion Week made history hosting runway shows at an ice hotel 200km north of the Arctic Circle, with models walking on frozen catwalks at minus 5 degrees.