With today’s additional announcements, a total of 33 collections will be presented (including first-time participant: 1of by R, 5 of Official Designer Shows, 2 of Partnership Shows, and 5 of TFA), combining the Official Designer Shows and Partnership Shows.

▶︎▶︎EVENT LIST (PDF)

●: Partnership Show
(TFA): TOKYO FASHION AWARD
(FPT): FASHION PRIZE OF TOKYO
(NBA): NEXT BRAND AWARD

Partnership shows

The Partnership Show, a show by professional designers and brands held within leading national organizations and related events, has announced the following participants this season. (in alphabetical order)
※All venues are at Shibuya Hikarie, Hikarie Hall, Hall B

・China Fashion Week Recommendation Show（China）3/18（Wed）12:00~　
Recommended by the Organizing Committee of China International Fashion Week, emerging Chinese fashion designer Su Xin will present his first show at Rakuten Fashion Week TOKYO

・Global Fashion Collective（Canada）3/17（Tue）13:00~
Global Fashion Collective (GFC), an international runway platform that showcases international talent and is committed to shaping the future of fashion through diversity and emerging creative voices, will participate for this season again.

・TAIWAN SELECT（Taiwan）3/16（Mon）13:00~
Taiwan Select is a joint fashion show of Taiwanese fashion brands curated by the Taiwan Textile Federation (TTF).Centered on the theme of “The Diverse Expressions of Contemporary Taiwanese Fashion,” featuring CHIA, PCES, and yentity will have their first presentation of all three brands at Rakuten Fashion Week TOKYO.

Show Categories from 2026 S/S collection

As the global fashion industry continues to shift back toward physical presentations—and precisely because we live in a time saturated with digital content—JFWO has decided that, beginning with the 2026 S/S season, only brands presenting in a physical format will be included in the official schedule.
In past seasons, both solo brand shows and shows organized by national bodies were presented alongside each other. Going forward, we will define solo runway shows by individual brands as “Official Designer Shows,” representing the core of Fashion Week. Shows hosted by national organizations or featured as part of affiliated events by professional designers and brands will be recognized as “Partnership Shows.”
By clearly defining these categories, we aim to clarify the significance of each type of show and solidify our role as a platform for organizing Fashion Week.
In addition, shows presented by students or school-based organizations—the next generation of the fashion industry—will continue to be supported as “Incubation Shows” within our affiliate event programming.

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