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Berlin Fashion Week SS26 Official Line-Up Revealed

30 June – 3 July 2025: Milk of Lime, Marc Cain, BUZIGAHILL and more

Berlin Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2026 official lineup announced: June 30 – July 3, 2025.

Key shows:

  • June 30: Milk of Lime (10am), Raum.Berlin (11am), HUMAN TOUCH debut (11am)
  • July 1: Lou de Bètoly (1pm), rebekka ruétz (1pm), PALMWINE IceCREAM (2pm), Anja Gockel (3pm), MARKE (4pm)
  • July 2: Richert Beil (5pm), Sia Arnika (6pm), Marc Cain (7:30pm), BUZIGAHILL (8pm)
  • July 3: Best Graduates Fashion Show by Lette Verein (evening)

Focus: sustainability, African brands (BUZIGAHILL, Orange Culture), METAMORPHOSIS talks powered by eBay. Berlin Curated flagship for German talents. Accreditation opens now.

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