Denver Fashion Week, Colorado’s largest fashion event, returns for Spring 2024 with eight runway

shows and the Denver Fashion Week Awards from Saturday, May 11 through Sunday, May 19, 2024. During the highly anticipated event, emerging and established local, national, and international designers and boutiques will showcase their collections’ key seasonal styles, enhanced by the work of talented hairstylists, makeup artists and models. As one of America’s fastest-growing fashion platforms, thousands of attendees show up each year in support of Denver’s growing and diverse fashion community.

For the fourth season in a row, Guided by Humanity is Denver Fashion Week’s nonprofit partner. The Denver-based organization’s mission is dedicated to inclusive and equitable health and wellness services for people living with disabilities, seen and unseen.

Colorado's largest fashion showcase featuring emerging designers, local boutiques, national brands, hairstylists, makeup artists, and models.

Fall 2024 Schedule:

●      November 9 at 7 p.m.: Sustainable Fashion Show Presented By Porsche Littleton Opening night kicks off showcasing eco-friendly fashion trends. The Sustainable runway show is a core value of Denver Fashion Week and a don’t-miss night for sustainability enthusiasts, people curious about living a more eco-conscious fashion lifestyle, and fashionista alike.

●      November 10 at 3 p.m.: Kids & Teens Fashion Show Presented by Bounce Empire This runway show will showcase some of the best in children’s and teen fashion in Denver from trendy athletic and street wear to elegant evening wear, sponsored by Bounce Empire.

●      November 11 at 6 p.m.: Model Workshop — Denver Fashion Week Runway Producer Nikki Strickler will lead a model workshop teaching the fundamentals of walking the runway.

●      November 12 at 6 p.m.: Streetwear & Sneakers From limited edition to trendy streetwear brands, the Streetwear & Sneakers Show has earned a reputation as a must-attend for fashion enthusiasts and sneakerheads alike.

Famous Designers

●      AlturA

Draped garments and flowing capes moved gracefully down the runway, creating a striking interplay of structure and fluidity.

●      SKYE|AIRE

Each piece featured SKYEAIRE’s signature flair for unique shapes & silhouettes, enhanced by intricate embellishments and luxurious materials. The models’ faces were adorned with maximized jewels and gems, adding a touch of glamor and mystery that tied the collection together.

●      The Victorian Romanian

The Victorian Romanian, helmed by designer Nico Gustafson, transported the DFW audience to a bygone era of opulence and grandeur. The collection drew inspiration from classic Roman aesthetics, blending them seamlessly with Victorian elegance for a truly unique showcase. 

●      Qi Zhou

Qi Zhou’s collection was a stunning tribute to classic femininity. Dominated by a striking black-and-white color scheme, the designs paid homage to the elegance of the 1950s while incorporating bold, contemporary elements.

●      KAZOKU

KAZOKU showcased a stunning collection that embodied the perfect fusion of traditional craftsmanship and modern sophistication during Denver Fashion Week. Known for its meticulous Japanese craftsmanship garments and sunglasses, the brand’s collection featured gold embellishments that added an elegant touch of luxury.

●      Lisa Marie Couture

The collection centered around a striking black-and-white color scheme with some pops of color, showing an array of sparkling, jewel-encrusted designs that captured the attention of everyone in the room.