At Marc Jacobs, eight of our premier models stepped into the four-minute presentation Memory Loss, staged at the Park Avenue Armory. The collection carried emotional weight — a meditation on memory, loss and resilience. The brevity of the show only intensified its impact, placing focus firmly on silhouette, movement and presence.

From there, the tone shifted to romantic strength at Ralph Lauren, where eight of our premier models walked within a transformed Clock Tower setting. Tweeds, metallic flashes and softened tailoring captured a balance between ruggedness and refinement — a reminder of the house’s enduring authority in New York.

At Proenza Schouler, five of our premier girls marked Rachel Scott’s first official collection at the helm. The mood felt thoughtful and grounded. Libby Taverner closed the show with quiet confidence, sealing a cast that embodied modern composure.

Nostalgia took on a youthful edge at Coach, where Lais Garcia made her worldwide debut — opening the show with assured energy — alongside Georgia Martins. Vintage references were reworked with rebellion and playfulness, punctuated by flashes of red and a closing sequence of star-detailed velvet.

In the Meatpacking District, Carolina Herrera delivered sculptural elegance. Five of our girls featured, with Luiza, Marije and Hejia each presenting two looks. Volume and structure were softened by fluid movement, striking a refined balance.

A defining moment came at Calvin Klein, where six girls walked Veronica Leoni’s pared-back exploration of the brand’s foundations. Kaja Krawczyk made her worldwide debut, and Libby Taverner closed the show. The focus on cut, denim and the body itself gave the collection a quiet intensity.

Seven of our models walked for Altuzarra, with Libby opening and Ida Heiner closing — framing a collection defined by precision and understated sensuality. We concluded the week at Khaite, where eight of our models reinforced the brand’s sharp, confident femininity — a fitting final note for the city.