Iconic landmarks were transformed into stages for September's fashion shows. We've picked out 15 architecturally influenced set designs during New York, London, Milan and Paris Fashion Week this year.

 

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Coach SS20 on the High Line, New York, USA
Coach's designer, Stuart Vevers, revealed the house's Spring Summer collection on New York's High Line.
Models walked along the park's elevated pathways, where architectural projects from the Hudson Yards development can be spotted in photographs.
British Vevers is known for his interpretations of America as an outsider in his collections for Coach. This collection is no different, as the models "stomp the High Line" in a way that "celebrates the city".
 

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Savage x Fenty at Barclay's Centre, New York, USA
Superstar Rihanna took her Savage x Fenty lingerie line to New York Fashion Week, broadcasting the show through online streaming-service Amazon Prime Video.
As opposed to the conventional linear catwalk setup, creative director Willo Perron overhauled the Barclays Centre into a monumental geometric stage set reminiscent of Moroccan architecture.
Longtime collaborato...