This year’s Fall/Winter New York Fashion Week (NYFW) was a showcase of Latin talent, with artists like Peso Pluma and Bad Bunny dominating headlines.
The event, held between February 6 and 11, featured prominent Latin designers and celebrities, reinforcing their growing influence in global fashion.
Peso Pluma and Eiza Gonzalez stun at Thom Browne
Peso Pluma turned heads at Thom Browne’s final show, wearing a white shirt, gray tie, and light gray suit with cropped trousers, paired with a black trench coat and dark sunglasses.
Mexican actress and model Eiza Gonzalez was also in attendance, sporting a grey blazer and tie with a white shirt underneath alongside dark sunglasses and a long, grey skirt.
Their presence highlighted the increasing crossover between Latin culture and high fashion.
Browne, known for his avant-garde designs, once again delivered a bold collection to wow attendees.
Bad Bunny at Calvin Klein
After a seven-year absence, Calvin Klein returned to New York Fashion Week under the leadership of Veronica Leoni. Bad Bunny attended the show in an elegant but simple black blazer with a plain white tee underneath. He also bore a baseball cap and dark sunglasses.
Yailin ‘La Más Viral’ attended with NLE Choppa
Yailin ‘La Más Viral’ made a statement at the Luar show alongside rapper NLE Choppa. She wore a bold, sheer black ensemble cinched with oversized belts, completing the look with a sleek updo. This marked her second standout appearance at NYFW.
Top Latin Designers Take the Spotlight
Patricio Campillo crafted a menswear collection inspired by Mexican volcanoes.
Willy Chavarria blends classic Mexican tailoring with contemporary aesthetics and social commentary.
Carolina Herrera, under creative director Wes Gordon, unveiled ‘Power Dressing,’ a floral and literature-inspired collection.
Latin presence at Paris Fashion Week
Latin stars also made an impact at Paris Fashion Week 2025-2026. Anuel AA, Ozuna, and J Balvin attended exclusive events, with Ozuna even making his runway debut alongside Tokischa for Willy Chavarria’s Paris show.
From New York to Paris, Latin artists and designers continue to shape global fashion, proving that their influence extends far beyond music and entertainment.
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