New York Fashion Week: Men’s FW17 Schedule
by Jae Foo
Here is the schedule for the Fall/Winter 2017 Menswear shows in New York.
Monday January 30
7.00pm – Joseph Abboud
8.00pm – Billy Reid
Monday January 30 presentations
10.00am – Uri Minkoff Luncheon
10.30am – NYMD
10.30am -> 12.00pm – Bristol Los Angeles
10.30am -> 12.00pm – Kozaburo
10.30am -> 12.00pm – Krammer & Stoudt
10.30am -> 12.00pm – David Hart
10.30am -> 12.00pm – Max ‘n Chester
3.00pm -> 4.00pm – Samuelsohn
4.30pm -> 6.00pm – David Naman
4.30pm -> 6.00pm – Maiden Noir
4.30pm -> 6.00pm – Wood House
4.30pm -> 6.00pm – Private Policy
4.30pm -> 6.00pm – By Robert James
Tuesday January 31
10.30am – Garciavelez
11.00am – Dim Mak
12.00pm – EFM: Engineered For Motion
2.00pm – Robert Geller
3.00pm – Carlos Campos
4.00pm – Brett Johnson
5.00pm – N.Hollywood
7.00pm – Zachary Prell
8.00pm – Ovadia & Sons
Tuesday January 31 presentations
10.00am – Nick Graham
1.00pm – Dyne
2.30pm – NP Elliott
3.00pm – Carlos Campos
Wed. February 01
10.00am – Patrik Ervell
11.00am – John Elliott
1.00pm – Kenneth Ning
4.00pm – Deveaux
6.00pm – Palmiers du Mal
7.00pm – Todd Snyder
8.00pm – Raf Simons
Wed. February 01 presentations
10.30am – You As
2.00pm – Nautica
2.30pm – Matiere
5.00pm – David Hart X Hart Schaffner Mark
5.00pm – Death To Tennis
6.30pm – Landlord
Thursday February 02
10.00am – Loris Diran
11.00am – Combatant Gentlemen
12.00pm – Palomo Spain
5.00pm – General Idea
Thursday February 02 presentations
10.30am – Bode
2.00pm – Stampd
2.30pm – Willy Chavarria
3.00pm – Orley
4.00pm – Represent
5.30pm – Matthew Adams
6.00pm – Thaddeus Oneill
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