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The American Collections Reveals Its Schedule<\/strong>
\nWhat’s clear is this fashion month might be the most scattered we’ve had since its inception. The American Collections fka New York Fashion Week revealed its primarily virtual schedule will reflect the growing number of designers showing later in the season or outside of New York. While the official dates will be kicked off with Jason Wu on February 14th and be held through the 17th, designers are not restricting themselves with many like Carolina Herrera, Oscar de la Renta, and Thom Browne showing after. WWD<\/a> reports that several big or buzzworthy New York designers like Michael Kors, Ralph Lauren, Marc Jacobs, Christopher John Rogers, and Pyer Moss aren\u2019t included on the calendar entirely, so word’s still out what they have up their sleeve.<\/p>\n

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