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Runway 7 NYFW Puts Latin American Designers in the Global Spotlight
Buenos Aires / New York – Runway 7 returned for its ninth edition during New York Fashion Week from September 10 to 14 at Sony Hall, uniting more than 130 designers from across the world. This season, Latin America took center stage, with 28 brands from Argentina, Mexico, and Colombia showcasing collections that fused heritage, innovation, and modern design.
Over five days, the event drew 10,000+ attendees, featuring everything from ready-to-wear to couture. Beyond aesthetics, Runway 7 emphasized inclusivity, sustainability, and social causes, spotlighting the third season of Project Lab Coat. This initiative raised awareness of Lyme disease, with U.S. organizations, doctors, entertainers, and patients joining the campaign.
Argentinian Highlights
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Beyond made a striking NYFW debut with a collection defined by bold silhouettes, strong contrasts, and raw textures. The designs embodied urgency and strength, blurring lines between romanticism and urban grit.
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Deserve Urban introduced its Latin Attitude line—minimalist yet expressive streetwear featuring gabardine trousers, textured polos, and denim infused with reds, grays, and clay tones.
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Paolina Cattorini unveiled Legacy & Inheritance, a capsule that celebrated ancestral wisdom and artisanal craftsmanship. The brand also reinforced its social commitment, partnering with NGOs, hiring regional artisans, and adopting zero-waste practices.
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Camila Sanchez Depino presented Crisol, developed between 2022–2025, reflecting craftsmanship, memory, and resilience. With 13 proposals split into Origen (cottons, reused denim, goldsmithing appliqués) and Fuerza & Movimiento (repurposed fabrics), the collection redefined post-industrial fashion.
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Tokyoba’s SS25 line Echoes of Nostalgia paid homage to the early 2000s pop era, reimagined through futuristic streetwear. Denim, knitwear, and leather formed playful silhouettes in soft pinks and blues, capturing both nostalgia and modernity.
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Enflame by Felipe Fontana closed strong, reinforcing Latin America’s growing global presence. Fontana’s vision goes beyond fashion, aiming to empower young Argentinian entrepreneurs and foster global recognition.
A Latin American Fashion Force
Runway 7’s latest edition showed that Latin America is not only participating in global fashion but actively shaping its narrative. From avant-garde streetwear to culturally rooted couture, these designers are bringing fresh perspectives that blend craft, sustainability, and identity.
As NYFW continues to evolve, the presence of Latin American voices signals a powerful cultural shift—one where diversity and heritage stand proudly alongside innovation.
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