It's gonna be a weird season.

Following a similar announcement from the Met Gala, as Covid-19 continues to spread.

Plus, which influencers should actually be at fashion week?

Alexander Wang will headline the week. But where are the others?

Along with "Variety" and "WWD," the organization celebrated the opening of a showroom for American designers to connect with stylists ahead of the Oscars.

The traditional fashion calendar could soon see itself in total upheaval if Wang's recent business move is a success.

The fashion industry is finally speaking up.

The organization's President and CEO Steven Kolb tells Fashionista that NYFW still features plenty of strong talent, even despite the recent Parisian exodus.

The CFDA is reportedly eyeing new venues for both the men's and women's shows, though Skylight Group says it's working to keep them stationed at its Clarkson Square space.

The goal is to help bridge the gap between student talent and the workforce.

The Starwood chain capitalizes on the emerging designers' cool factor.

It's a point that has always been key to the Fashion Incubator program, even before the conversation overtook the industry.

Including: "Don't take anybody else's advice."

The perennially sold-out music festival is changing, and so are the brands that want to be associated with it.

Participating designers — beginning with Timo Weiland — will get a mentored crash course in opening their own store.

Potential developments include more intimate presentations for industry folk and runway shows tailored to retailers and consumers.

And what Natalie Massenet's departure might mean for the future of the Yoox Net-a-Porter Group.

So does CFDA CEO Steven Kolb.

And a designer has staged the world's first solar-powered fashion show.

Or, about two-thirds of New York Fashion Week does.

If anyone should write a memoir, it's this man.

And Singapore's partnership with the CFDA continues to develop.

CEO Steven Kolb explains.

According to CFDA CEO Steven Kolb.