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Photos Highlight New York Fashion Week's Fall-Winter 2026 Runway Show
Rama Duwaji, NYC’s First Lady, wore a layered trench coat to support Diotima’s craft-led, identity-driven fashion, marking her second front-row appearance this season.
- On February 15, 2026, Rama Duwaji attended Diotima's RTW Fall 2026 runway during New York Fashion Week, marking her first appearance as New York City's First Lady.
- Duwaji's support for Diotima, a craft-led label led by Rachel Scott, is shown by her attendance at the February 15, 2026, show and the September 2025 inaugural runway, reflecting shared values.
- Styled by Gabriella Karefa-Johnson, Duwaji layered two trench coats, accessorized with a black handbag and gold hoop earrings, and styled her hair as the 'Rama'.
- Duwaji's attendance supports the label, and Rachel Scott told The New York Times, `I was intrigued by her work and personal style, so having her at the show was really exciting`.
- Timing-Wise, the presentation occurred on February 14, 2026, on the eve of President's Day, amid a week largely avoiding political talk.
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Photos highlight New York Fashion Week's Fall-Winter 2026 runway show
Photos of the Fall-Winter 2026 runway show at New York Fashion Week.
·Denver, United States
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On February 15, during New York's fashion week, the stylist attracted all eyes by attending the Diotima brand parade alongside Rama Duwaji. Already in January, the thirty-year-old dressed the wife of the Mayor of New York, Zohran Mamdani, during her inauguration. Since her resignation as "Vogue" in 2023, Gabriella Karefa-Johnson stopped cultivating her freedom of tone and critical spirit on the fashion scene.
·Paris, France
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Invited to the parade of Diotima, the Syrian-American artist confirms his status as a new fashion figure of generation Z. And he chose to wear the trench in a decidedly atypical way
·Italy
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Total News Sources17
Leaning Left6Leaning Right1Center9Last UpdatedBias Distribution56% Center
Bias Distribution
- 56% of the sources are Center
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