Monse Spring 2026 ready-to-wear runway, fashion show & collection photos. Designed by Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia at New York Fashion Week, September 2026.
A giant screen, lots of cheering and applause: the scene inside La Caserne venue in trendy northeast Paris might feel like a sports bar. But the crowd there were watching live fashion, not football.
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I got to witness the true beauty of a runway show last week, when I had a front row seat at the Emerge! Fashion Show. You can see every stitch up-close-and-personal. Think Project Runway in real life.