Magda Butrym will make her debut in the official New York Fashion Week calendar in September 2026, presenting her collection for the Spring–Summer 2027 season. This is the first time the Polish designer has been included in the main schedule of the event organized by the CFDA, alongside the world’s leading fashion houses.
Magda Butrym’s show at New York Fashion Week this September marks a breakthrough moment in her international career. Until now, the designer has regularly showcased her collections during Paris Fashion Week. However, she is now stepping onto the stage of one of the world’s most important fashion weeks — in New York.
According to the official NYFW SS27 calendar, Butrym has been listed among the debuting brands—those appearing for the first time in the event’s main schedule. The same group also includes, among others, Conner Ives and Sabyasachi.
Magda Butrym at New York Fashion Week this September among the world’s top designers
This year’s NYFW will take place from September 10 to 15 and will feature around 70 shows and presentations. Brands such as Calvin Klein, Michael Kors, Carolina Herrera, and Tory Burch will appear on the runways. Thom Browne will traditionally close the event.
Magda Butrym’s debut at New York Fashion Week this September marks another step in the dynamic growth of her brand on the international market. In recent years, the designer has gained global recognition. Her designs have been worn by, among others, Jennifer Lopez, Kim Kardashian, Dua Lipa, and Hailey Bieber.
A groundbreaking moment for Polish fashion
Being included in the official CFDA calendar means joining the global elite of the industry. For Magda Butrym, it’s not just about prestige. The show also represents a real entry into the American market. It provides greater exposure among stylists and Hollywood stars.

Magda Butrym at NYFW is an event that confirms the growing position of Polish designers on the global fashion scene and strengthens the brand as one of the most important independent luxury brands from Europe.

