Fashion lovers rejoice! Denver Fashion Week is back for fall 2026, and it’s bringing a week of runway events to Lakewood. Colorado’s most influential fashion event is here to push creative boundaries to celebrate style, culture, and creativity.
From streetwear and sneakers to couture, seven shows will spotlight a mix of emerging designers, national brands, models, and top body tems at Astra Point Event Center from November 7–14.
Colorado’s leading fashion event opens with Streetwear & Sneakers this year, a first for Denver Fashion Week. There’s a Western & High Altitude show on the schedule as well, celebrating Colorado’s Western roots and mountain style. Couture is also back to close out the week with a showcase of fashion as wearable art.
The fall season will take place at Astra Point Event Center, 10777 W. Sixth Ave. in Lakewood. Each show will open with a red-carpet cocktail reception and live DJ, pop-up shopping, and a cash bar. Doors open at the listed show time and close one hour later. Late entry is not permitted.
THE RUNWAY SCHEDULE
Saturday, Nov. 7 at 7 p.m. — Streetwear & Sneakers: Opening night kicks off with bold street style, fresh sneakers, and collections that move as easily on the sidewalk as on the runway. Guests are encouraged to arrive in their own best street-style looks.
Sunday, Nov. 8 at 3 p.m. — Family Day: Youth + Mommy & Me: A daytime runway celebrating kids, teens, and their stylish moms, with looks that highlight family, creativity, and confidence.
Monday, Nov. 9 at 6 p.m. — Western & High Altitude: New this season, this runway traces Colorado style from its Western roots to the mountaintops.
Tuesday, Nov. 10 at 6 p.m. — Sustainable: Visionary designers turn sustainable materials into standout runway statements, proving eco-conscious fashion and high design can coexist.
Wednesday, Nov. 11 at 6 p.m. — Maximalism: A fearless runway where vibrant color, dramatic texture, and unapologetic personality take center stage.
Thursday, Nov. 12 at 6 p.m. — Society: An elevated evening of statement-making design that brings Denver’s style-setters together where fashion, culture, and influence meet.
Saturday, Nov. 14 at 7 p.m. — Couture: Returning to close the week, this runway showcases intricate detail, luxurious textures, dramatic silhouettes, and meticulous construction.
Also new this fall is Denver Fashion Week and 303 Magazine’s launch of Celebrate Denver Fashion Week. Local boutiques, salons, beauty businesses, and restaurants will join in the festivities with special offers, pop-ups, styling events, and more. Participating businesses will be featured in an online guide promoted across Denver Fashion Week and 303 Magazine platforms. They will also be featured in the event’s printed program, with about 10,000 copies distributed before and during the week. “We’re bringing the energy beyond the runway and into the boutiques, salons, and restaurants that shape our city’s fashion scene all year long,” says AB Aharonian, producer of Denver Fashion Week.
Ardent Grove, a Denver-based nonprofit, is this season’s community partner. The organization is a mental health clinic dedicated to make healing more accessible through low-cost, trauma-informed therapy services, clinician training, and community education focused on collective well-being.
Tickets start at $50 and can be purchased here. VIP first- and second-row tickets include premium seating, exclusive check-in, and access to the VIP Lounge, with complimentary hors d’oeuvres while supplies last, a VIP cash bar, and select pop-up vendor discounts. Limited 2-for-1 tickets are available for select shows. Seating is limited, and prices will increase as the event gets closer.
Photo courtesy of Denver Fashion Week
