Vanderbilt & Seewald debut Sept. 10

House of Vanderbilt said Vanderbilt & Seewald will make its runway debut on September 10 at Grand Central Terminal during New York Fashion Week, adding a privately announced event to a week that the Council of Fashion Designers of America says will run from September 10 through September 15. The show is set for Vanderbilt Hall, the event space inside the terminal, according to House of Vanderbilt’s announcement. The company said Dustin Glickman of DSTN, Lorena Saravia and Nabil Hayari of Hayari Paris are scheduled to present collections, with television host Mario Lopez set to emcee. The CFDA said its preliminary official schedule for the spring-summer 2027 season includes 70 runway shows and designer presentations. ### Where does this fit into the New York Fashion Week calendar? The CFDA said the preliminary official New York Fashion Week schedule opens on Thursday, September 10, 2026, and closes on Tuesday, September 15, 2026. The industry group said the calendar covers the spring-summer 2027 season and includes 70 runway shows, with additional collections presented digitally and by appointment. (einpresswire.com) September 10 is the first day of that schedule, which places the Vanderbilt & Seewald event at the start of the week rather than in the middle or at the close. House of Vanderbilt’s release ties the show directly to New York Fashion Week, but the event was not surfaced in the CFDA page excerpt returned in search results. ### Why is Grand Central Terminal part of the story? (cfda.com) Grand Central Terminal’s Vanderbilt Hall is a dedicated event venue that the terminal says is used for public commercial events, product launches, experiential activations and ticketed events. The hall sits off 42nd Street and is one of the terminal’s named rentable spaces, according to Grand Central’s venue materials. (cfda.com) House of Vanderbilt framed the location as a return of the Vanderbilt name to the terminal. In a separate August 24 announcement, the company said Consuelo Vanderbilt Costin was bringing House of Vanderbilt’s first fashion presentation to Vanderbilt Hall, more than a century after the Vanderbilt family helped shape Grand Central Terminal. (grandcentralterminal.com) ### Who is scheduled to appear on the runway bill? House of Vanderbilt named three designers for the September 10 show: Dustin Glickman, identified as DSTN, Lorena Saravia and Nabil Hayari of Hayari Paris. The company also said Mario Lopez will emcee the event. Those names matter because the announcement presents the show as a multi-designer lineup rather than a single-label runway presentation. (einpresswire.com) House of Vanderbilt did not, in the materials surfaced in search, publish a full run of looks, a start time or ticketing details for the September 10 event. ### Is this the first House of Vanderbilt fashion event there? (einpresswire.com) August 24 is when House of Vanderbilt announced what it called its first fashion presentation in Vanderbilt Hall. That earlier release named the same designers and said Consuelo Vanderbilt Costin was bringing fashion, global creativity and technology to the venue. (einpresswire.com) The September 10 event is described by House of Vanderbilt as the debut runway show for Vanderbilt & Seewald. The available materials do not spell out, in detail, how Vanderbilt & Seewald as a label or line differs from House of Vanderbilt as the broader brand platform. ### What should readers watch for next? September 10 is the next fixed date: that is when Vanderbilt & Seewald is scheduled to appear at Grand Central Terminal as New York Fashion Week opens. (einpresswire.com) The CFDA said the broader New York schedule continues through September 15, with the spring-summer 2027 season’s official calendar already underway in preliminary form. Grand Central Terminal’s events and venue pages are the public-facing places where additional logistics could appear, while House of Vanderbilt’s announcement names Lopez, Glickman, Saravia and Hayari as the participants to watch on the day itself. (grandcentralterminal.com) (cfda.com)