On October 13, Fashion Week Brooklyn (FWBK) is bringing fashion and art under one roof in downtown Brooklyn at MoCADA. This one-of-a-kind event is more than a runway — it’s a collaborative collision of style, culture, and creativity. Expect bold designs, striking visuals, and an atmosphere where the museum walls themselves feel alive. Together, fashion and art will tell stories, spark conversations, and celebrate Brooklyn’s unstoppable spirit.

WHAT: Fashion Meets Art Festival by Fashion Week Brooklyn (FWBK) @ MoCADA
TIME: Monday, October 13, 2025 from 5:30–9:30 PM (Doors open at 5:30, show starts at 8pm)
LOCATION: MoCADA Culture Lab II, 10 Lafayette Avenue Brooklyn, 11217

TICKETS

 
 
Fashion Meets Art Festival by Fashion Week Brooklyn is part of FWBK’s October Fashion Week Festival. See the full schedule of events below:

● October 11: Kidswear Runway at the Brooklyn Children’s Museum
● October 12: BK × Japan; Outside at Brooklyn Beauty Fashion Labo
● October 13: MoCADA; Fashion Meets Art Festival
● October 14: “Very BK Show” at Brooklyn Made Store, Industry City
● October 15–18: Runway Series at 630 Flushing Ave — Four days of emerging and
established designers in one of Brooklyn’s most dynamic creative spaces.
● October 17: Asian Vanguards After Party at Hana House– VIP Lounge experience
hosted by Anon Agency, featuring sushi bites sponsored by Sora New York
● October 19: Brunch Runway with Table and Gallery, Location TBD
This season promises to bring together designers, artists, and audiences in a way only Brooklyn
can — bold, diverse, and unapologetically fresh.

Media and Press Registration: https://www.fashionweekbrooklyn.com/press

About Fashion Week Brooklyn (FWBK):

Now in its 19th year and approaching a milestone 20th anniversary, Fashion Week Brooklyn continues to champion independent designers, community, and culture across the borough and beyond. With the support of its global partners, including Brooklyn Made Store and Brooklyn Beauty/Fashion Labo, FWBK fosters international collaboration while spotlighting Brooklyn’s own. As the organization prepares to celebrate two
decades, FWBK invites continued support in shaping the next chapter of its creative legacy.

This program was made possible by the NYC Coalition for Theaters of Color, supported by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs and New York City Council.