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RUNWAY7 SEASON 9 WRAPS WITH CULTURE, TRADITION, AND PURPOSE AT THE FOREFRONT

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5 months ago

September 20, 2025

New York, NY– Runway 7 & wrapped its highly anticipated Season 9 with a dynamic week of fashion, music, advocacy, and global culture- once again proving its status as one of the most exciting and inclusive platforms in fashion today.

Kicking off on Tuesday, September 10, the season opened with a special documentary screening of Elysian, hosted by Karen Floyd. The powerful evening set the tone for the week,blending fashion with storytelling and purpose. Distinguished guests such as ConsueloVanderbilt and renowned chocolatier Maribel Lieberman were in attendance, adding to the elegance and impact of opening night.

Throughout the week, Runway 7 spotlighted bold initiatives and unforgettable moments:

• Project Lab Coat – In partnership with the nation’s top three Lyme disease
organizations, including the Global Lyme Alliance, this groundbreaking initiative raised
awareness through fashion, uniting medical advocacy and design.
• Chick – Electrified the runway with a live drum performance, captivating audiences
and delivering one of the week’s standout moments.
• Actively Black – Hosted a star-studded showcase, attracting a high-profile audience
that included Lauryn Hill, Tyrese, Ghostface of Wu-Tang Clan, members of the Bob
Marley family, and the family of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• RR22 x Rick Ross – Delivered a high-energy show on Saturday night,
with Hudda from Love Island commanding the runway and leaving a lasting impression.

Runway7 Collaboration with Rick Ross’s RR22
Runway7 Executive Producer and Director of Entertainment Rob Lee
Rob Lee in Runway7 fashion at Sony Hall
Rob Lee celebrating an amazing show at Runway 7
Rob Lee Posing in Sony Hall
The Runway inside Sony Hall
Love Island star Huda Mustafa w/ Rick Ross RR22 Luxury Leather Bag
Catwalk Furbaby by Elysian
Runway7 Rick Ross RR22 Luxury Leather Bag Continued
360 Fashion Brand Chick special feature drummer Izzy Lambert

Closing out the week on September 14, Runway 7 ended on a high note with an appearance by Natalia Fender, who added grace and glamour to the season’s final moments.

With over 600 designers produced to date, Runway 7 remains committed to elevating global talent, celebrating culture, and merging philanthropy with fashion in meaningful ways.

Looking ahead, Runway 7 proudly announced its upcoming 2026 expansion tour to Miami and Los Angeles, continuing its mission to bring fashion’s most powerful moments to new audiences and cities around the world.

“We are humbled and honored to continue producing shows that celebrate culture, amplify causes, and provide a platform for designers across the globe. Season 9 was a true testament to fashion’s power to inspire and unite,” said Diane Vara – Director of Public Relations.

About Runway 7

Runway 7 is the premier fashion platform committed to diversity, innovation, and social impact. Bridging fashion, music and philanthropy, Runway 7 has produced shows for over 600 designers representing more than 20 countries. Season after season, it continues to elevate the global fashion stage while fostering meaningful collaborations and cultural collections.

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Built on Style, Powered by Culture: Kamp De Krog Brings Its Pop-Up Shop Experience to Atlanta

Published

3 weeks ago

January 22, 2026

Justiz Walker

Kamp De Krog pulled up to Atlantic Station in Atlanta and did what it does best, turn open space into a living, breathing culture moment. The traveling vintage and streetwear pop-up brought together racks of rare finds, statement pieces, and independent vendors who understand that style is language. From worn-in classics to bold streetwear silhouettes, the event felt less like shopping and more like a conversation, one stitched together by creativity, confidence, and community.

What stood out was the energy. Atlanta showed up curious, expressive, and ready to engage. People were not just browsing, they were connecting with vendors, trading stories behind garments, and tapping into the culture that makes pop-ups like this matter. Kamp De Krog created an atmosphere where individuality was the currency and originality was the standard, reminding everyone that fashion hits different when it is personal.

Set against the backdrop of Atlantic Station, the pop-up became a reflection of Atlanta itself, diverse, expressive, and unapologetically creative. Kamp De Krog continues to carve out space for independent fashion and culture-forward experiences, proving that when community leads, style follows. This stop in Atlanta was not just an event, it was a statement.

The Atlanta pop-up captured the spirit of Kamp De Krog in every detail. From the carefully curated apparel to the energy of the crowd, the event celebrated creativity, individuality, and community. Visitors left not just with new pieces for their wardrobe, but with a sense of connection to the culture behind the brand. The experience made it clear that Kamp De Krog is setting the tone for pop-up fashion in Atlanta and that this is only the beginning of a growing movement.