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Fashion Week provides a platform for emerging designers to showcase their work to a global audience and gain industry recognition.

The Big Four refers to the four major fashion weeks held semi-annually in New York, London, Milan, and Paris.

Ready-to-Wear collections are standard-sized, factory-made clothing that is more affordable than haute couture.

Fashion Week trends heavily influence what will be available in retail stores, affecting everything from top designers to fast fashion brands.

Invitations to Fashion Week shows are typically reserved for industry professionals, celebrities, and influencers, often indicating a brand's target audience.

There is increasing pressure on Fashion Weeks to become more sustainable, with initiatives to reduce environmental impact and promote eco-friendly practices.

Fashion Weeks typically follow a seasonal schedule, presenting collections in advance of the upcoming season, such as Spring/Summer and Autumn/Winter.

Trade Shows are events that run concurrently with fashion week where brands and designers present their offerings to buyers and the press.

Street Style during Fashion Week has become just as influential as the runway, showcasing the personal styles of attendees and often dictating trends.