Press
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New York · Feb 11–14, 2027 · Gotham Hall
Los Angeles · Oct 16–18 · The Lot Studios
The Bureau Fashion Week produces fashion weeks in three global markets — New York, Paris, and Los Angeles — featuring curated runway shows from hundreds of emerging and established designers each season, alongside immersive brand experiences and industry programming. Events draw 12,000–15,000+ in-person guests and millions of digital viewers per event. Mission: open the global runway to the talent and brands shaping what's next. This paragraph may be reproduced as boilerplate; the full press kit includes short and long versions.
The 2026 Season at a Glance
Three cities, three full fashion weeks. The flagship New York season runs 11 runway shows across 3 days with 100+ designers at Gotham Hall — the 1924 Beaux-Arts landmark on Broadway — closing each Friday night with The Rose Ball, the week's marquee after party. Paris and Los Angeles follow in October, each running two seasons per year.
| New York | February 11–14, 2027 · Gotham Hall, 1356 Broadway. The flagship market expands to two seasons per year. Most recent edition: September 11–13, 2026, same venue — 11 runway shows, 100+ designers, and The Rose Ball with the Ying Yang Twins live. |
| Paris | October 2–3, 2026 · Espace Cléry, 2nd arrondissement. Curated runway shows from emerging and established designers. Two seasons per year — March & October. |
| Los Angeles | October 16–18, 2026 · The Lot Studios, West Hollywood. Runway shows on a working studio lot. Two seasons per year — March & October. |
Story angles this season: the decentralized-fashion-week era and independent producers on the official calendars, emerging-designer discovery at scale, and fashion week as a public, ticketed cultural event — roughly 40% of New York attendees are first-timers, and the shows are rated 4.9/5 by 2,400+ guests.
Recent Coverage
Selected recent features and mentions of The Bureau Fashion Week, its founders, and its events. The Bureau's shows have been seen in Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, Elle, Marie Claire, GQ, Glamour, L'Officiel, and Forbes.
| Forbes | Forbes features The Bureau Fashion Week co-founder Brady King — how technology and marketing are reimagining fashion week beyond the runway. |
| Marie Claire | Marie Claire goes from front row to after hours at New York Fashion Week — a full run of The Bureau's September season, from the runway to the city after dark. |
| GQ | GQ: how Krissy King is redefining leadership behind fashion week — the leadership style powering The Bureau's three-market calendar. |
| Glamour | Glamour spotlights The Bureau Fashion Summit — a first look at the June 2027 summit for education, mentorship, and collaboration. |
| L'Officiel | L'Officiel features The Bureau at New York Fashion Week — inside the ticketed NYFW experience fashion insiders are actually buying tickets for. |
| L'Officiel | How Brady and Krissy King built The Bureau Fashion Week as a family business — the founders on building a global fashion week company together. |
| Yahoo Finance | Yahoo Finance: Brady King builds the technology behind The Bureau Fashion Week — the integrated technology and marketing infrastructure behind the events. |
| LA Weekly | LA Weekly charts The Bureau Fashion Week's decade-long build — from first shows to a three-city international calendar. |
| Luxury Lifestyle Magazine | Luxury Lifestyle Magazine covers Krissy King Swim at New York Fashion Week — the co-founder's swim showcase on the September runway. |
| Grit Daily | Grit Daily on Apple News: the NYFW ticket setting a new standard — syndicated coverage of The Bureau's ticketed New York experience. |
| Pepperdine Graphic | Pepperdine Graphic goes beyond the runway at Los Angeles Fashion Week — how the October 2026 LA season empowers emerging designers and creatives. |
| Authority Magazine | Krissy King featured in Authority Magazine — a founder interview on building fashion weeks across three global markets. |
For announcements and coverage in full, visit The Bureau Newsroom — or start with this season's headlines on Fashion Week News. Covering an upcoming season and want your feature considered? Send the published link to info@thebureaufashionweek.com.
The Official Press Kit
One PDF with everything an editor or producer needs to cover The Bureau accurately on deadline:
| Boilerplate | Approved short and long company boilerplate, cleared for press use without further sign-off. |
| Fact sheets | Per-market fact sheets — dates, venues, programming, show times, and story angles for New York, Paris, and Los Angeles. |
| Scale & stats | Verified company numbers: markets, designers per season, attendance, and digital reach. |
| Media guidelines | The photography, equipment, embargo, and credit rules in one page. |
| Contact | Media contact and credential application links. |
Need something that isn't in the kit — high-resolution runway imagery, designer bios, founder interviews, or broadcast clearances? Email info@thebureaufashionweek.com with your outlet and deadline.
Covering a Season in Person
Press accreditation is available to qualified journalists, photographers, videographers, and digital creators, and applications are reviewed within 48 hours. Approved media receive a personal RSVP portal — select your shows, check in by QR code at the press desk, and coordinate backstage access and designer interviews with the on-site media liaison. Credentials are issued per city, so apply separately for each market you plan to cover.
The full walkthrough — who qualifies, what the credential includes, and how to make your application strong — is in the fashion week press pass guide. Ready now? Go straight to the press application.
On-Site Rules, In Brief
| Runway | All looks may be photographed and filmed from designated media positions. No flash during runway shows. |
| Backstage | Accessible with backstage media credentials, coordinated by the on-site media liaison. |
| Equipment | DSLR and mirrorless cameras permitted. Tripods in designated areas only; monopods permitted runway-side. |
| Embargo | None for general coverage. Designer-specific embargoes are communicated individually. |
| Credit | All published media must credit the specific event name and The Bureau Fashion Week. |
Reach the Team
For interview requests, fact-checking, imagery, broadcast clearances, and everything else editorial: info@thebureaufashionweek.com. Include your outlet, the story you're working on, and your deadline — deadline requests are prioritized. For credential status questions, reply to your application email so the review team has your file in the thread.