Berlin Fashion Week — Winter Edition AW26
Four days in the fashion capital: shows, presentations, and talks between Mitte and Kreuzberg
About Berlin Fashion Week AW26
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Berlin Shows What German Fashion Looks Like in 2026
Twice a year — at the end of January and the beginning of July — Berlin Fashion Week transforms the capital into Germany's largest fashion showcase. The Winter Edition AW26, from January 30 to February 2, 2026, presents the collections for Autumn/Winter 2026/27 and brings together established labels and emerging talents for an international audience of buyers, press, and fashion insiders.
52 Formats, 42 Shows, One Statement
The official AW26 program includes 52 presentation formats, among them 42 classic runway shows. Highlights come from Andrej Gronau, BALLETSHOFER, Buzigahill, DAGGER, GmbH, Haderlump Atelier Berlin, Ioannes, John Lawrence Sullivan, Kasia Kucharska, Kenneth Ize, Laura Gerte, Lou de Bètoly, Marke, Orange Culture, PLNGNS, Richert Beil, SF1OG, Sia Arnika, and William Fan, among others. Established names like Danny Reinke, Killian Kerner, and Marc Cain round off the program, complemented by fresh voices such as Impari, Nowrubi, OBS, Sample030, Thomas Hanisch, Unvain, and Vanessa Baernthol.
Mitte and Kreuzberg as Stages
The shows take place in some of Berlin's most spectacular locations: from the classicist Kronprinzenpalais on Unter den Linden to the historic Station Berlin at Anhalter Bahnhof, and Tor86 on Torstraße. The Berlin Contemporary Showroom is based at Hotel Zoo on Kurfürstendamm. The geographical distribution between Mitte and Kreuzberg is part of the staging — Berlin as a city of contrasts, where fashion takes place between representative buildings and off-spaces.
Values as the Core Brand
The Fashion Council Germany deliberately positions Berlin Fashion Week against the spectacle logic of other fashion weeks: here, the focus is on freedom of self-expression, inclusion, diversity, responsibility towards supply chains and the environment, and proving that German fashion is more than just Boss and Joop. The shows are primarily B2B appointments for buyers and press, but as part of BFW Public, some formats also open their doors to the Berlin public. For the city of Berlin and the state of Berlin, Fashion Week is a central image factor — it showcases the capital as a location for the creative industries and fashion design.
Service Around the Event
During the four days, three free shuttle buses connect the shows for accredited press and buyers. A Media Hub provides photos, videos, and press releases a few hours after each event, and a daily newsletter summarizes the key moments.
Berlin Fashion Week AW26 — edition 2026
The AW26 edition continues the tradition of showcasing Berlin as the main stage for German fashion twice a year. From January 30 to February 2, 2026, established labels and emerging designers will present their Autumn/Winter 2026/27 collections to an international audience of buyers and press. Venues include the Kronprinzenpalais on Unter den Linden, Station Berlin near Anhalter Bahnhof, Tor86 on Torstraße, and the Berlin Contemporary Showroom at Hotel Zoo am Kurfürstendamm.
The Fashion Council Germany has structured the program around diversity and responsibility. Newcomers from the Berlin Contemporary program — including Andrej Gronau, BALLETSHOFER, Buzigahill, DAGGER, GmbH, Haderlump Atelier Berlin, Ioannes, John Lawrence Sullivan, Kasia Kucharska, Kenneth Ize, Laura Gerte, Lou de Bètoly, Marke, Orange Culture, PLNGNS, Richert Beil, SF1OG, Sia Arnika, and William Fan — share the stage with established names like Danny Reinke, Killian Kerner, and Marc Cain, as well as fresh labels like Impari, Nowrubi, OBS, Sample030, Thomas Hanisch, Unvain, and Vanessa Baernthol.
Three free shuttle buses will run between the locations for accredited guests, and a Media Hub will provide photos, videos, and press releases a few hours after each event. Accreditation is required via the official website — the regular show segment is B2B, while some BFW Public formats are open to the wider public.
Programme Berlin Fashion Week AW26 2026
The complete detailed schedule is available for download as a PDF at fashionweek.berlin/official-schedule. The general daily outline:
Friday, January 30, 2026 — Opening
- Opening shows at Kronprinzenpalais Unter den Linden
- Designer presentations at the Berlin Contemporary Showroom (Hotel Zoo, Kurfürstendamm 25)
Saturday, January 31, 2026 — Main Show Day
- Main show day with the majority of runway shows at Station Berlin and Tor86
- Parallel program with talks on Sustainability and Inclusion
Sunday, February 1, 2026
- Newcomer shows from the Berlin Contemporary support program
- Designer presentations by established names such as Marc Cain, Killian Kerner, and Danny Reinke
Monday, February 2, 2026 — Closing
- Closing shows and designer talks
- BFW Public formats for the fashion-savvy audience
Specific show times, locations, and designer slots will be updated in January 2026 on the official calendar.
Highlights Berlin Fashion Week AW26 2026
- 52 formats, including 42 classic runway shows
- Berlin Contemporary newcomers like Kasia Kucharska, GmbH, William Fan, Sia Arnika, SF1OG, Lou de Bètoly
- Established names: Marc Cain, Killian Kerner, Danny Reinke
- Iconic locations: Kronprinzenpalais, Station Berlin, Tor86, Hotel Zoo
- Three free shuttle buses for accredited guests between venues
Prices Berlin Fashion Week AW26 2026
The regular show segment is a B2B format (press + buyers). Free accreditation via fashionweek.berlin. As part of BFW Public, some program items are open to the public — tickets and admission vary by format and will be communicated on the respective event page.
Practical information — Berlin Fashion Week AW26
Getting There
Events are spread across several locations: Tor86 at Torstraße 86 (U8 Rosenthaler Platz), Kronprinzenpalais at Unter den Linden 3 (U6 Französische Straße), Station Berlin at Luckenwalder Straße 4–6 (S1/S2 Anhalter Bahnhof), Hotel Zoo at Kurfürstendamm 25 (U1 Uhlandstraße). Three free shuttle buses for accredited guests connect the venues.
Tickets / Accreditation
Most shows are purely B2B events (press + buyers). Accreditation via fashionweek.berlin/accreditation. As part of BFW Public, some formats are open to the public — check the official website for the program.
Good to Know
The complete detailed program is available for download as a PDF at fashionweek.berlin/official-schedule. Daily updates via Instagram @berlinfashionweek.
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Where it takes place Berlin Fashion Week AW26
Verschiedene Locations (Tor86, Station Berlin, Kronprinzenpalais u.a.)
Torstraße 86, 10119 Berlin