New York has once again become a magnet for famous faces as Fashion Week continues with designers presenting their Spring/Summer 2027 collections. This time, the guest lists brought together stars from completely different worlds, from Hollywood and music to figure skating and social media.
Demi Moore was among the biggest names spotted at the shows. At 63, the actress headed to the Magda Butrym presentation and watched the new collection from one of the most coveted spots in the room — the front row.
Moore found herself seated alongside 24-year-old Nara Smith, the influencer and mother of four widely associated with the tradwife trend. The two represented very different generations of celebrity but shared the spotlight during the fashion event.
They weren’t the only recognizable guests at the presentation. “Gossip Girl” actress Kelly Rutherford was also in attendance, as was actress Anna Van Patten, adding even more star power to the front row.
Another major gathering took place at Anna Sui’s show, where fashion veterans and entertainment legends came together to see the designer’s latest work.
Vera Wang, 77, was among those who attended, while designer Marc Jacobs also appeared at the presentation. Blondie icon Debbie Harry, now 81, added some rock-and-roll history to the celebrity-packed audience.
Olympic figure skating champion Alysa Liu joined them as well. The athlete, whose unconventional image has helped make her a popular figure on social media, brought a sporting name into the mix of designers, actors and musicians.
Rather than belonging to one particular generation or corner of show business, this year’s Fashion Week crowd has been remarkably varied. A 63-year-old Hollywood star could be seated beside a 24-year-old internet personality, while legendary figures such as Wang and Harry shared the same fashion circuit with a young Olympic champion.
And with the Spring/Summer 2027 presentations still unfolding across New York, the people watching from the front rows are continuing to generate almost as much attention as the collections appearing on the runway.
