The catwalk is a traditional fashion show format where models walk along a raised platform, showcasing garments to an audience.

Guerrilla fashion shows are unconventional events held in unexpected locations, often as a form of protest or to create a buzz around a brand.

In (See-Now-Buy-Now) fashion shows, garments presented on the runway are available for immediate purchase, blurring the line between the runway and retail.

Inclusive fashion shows aim to represent a diverse range of individuals, promoting body positivity and challenging traditional beauty standards.

Presentations are fashion show formats where garments are displayed on mannequins or in a static setting, allowing attendees to examine the details and craftsmanship up close.

Sustainable fashion shows focus on showcasing garments made from environmentally friendly materials and production processes, promoting ethical and responsible fashion practices.

Avant-garde fashion shows are known for their experimental and unconventional designs, often pushing the boundaries of fashion and challenging traditional norms.

Pop-up fashion shows are held in temporary locations, often in collaboration with retail stores or brands, to create a unique and immersive experience for attendees.

Digital fashion shows utilize technology to present garments virtually, allowing audiences to experience the show from anywhere in the world.

Collective fashion shows bring together a group of designers to showcase their collections in a single event, providing a platform for both established and emerging talent.

Historical fashion shows showcase garments from different eras or cultures, providing insights into the evolution of fashion and the influence of historical events on fashion trends.

Upcycled fashion shows focus on showcasing garments made from discarded or unwanted materials, transforming them into new and stylish pieces.

Natural fashion shows take place in outdoor settings, creating a unique and immersive experience for attendees while showcasing garments in harmony with the environment.

Collaborative fashion shows bring together multiple designers or brands to showcase their collections in a single event, creating a dynamic and diverse fashion experience.

Spectacular fashion shows are known for their elaborate productions, incorporating elements of theater, performance art, and storytelling to create a visually stunning and immersive experience.