Ralph Lauren is set to stage a special runway show on April 17 in New York, marking his highly anticipated return to the runway since his memorable September display at a Hamptons horse farm. The exact location remains a closely guarded secret, fueling expectations for another unforgettable and unique setting.

Lauren's previous runway show was nothing short of a fashion spectacle, hosted on an equestrian estate and graced by notable figures such as First Lady Jill Biden, Laura Dern, and Usher. Attendees were treated to cocktails and champagne while admiring a curated selection of Ralph Lauren's vintage cars. The 85-year-old designer further delighted his audience with a surf-and-turf dinner held in a meticulously recreated version of his renowned Polo Bar restaurant.

That show featured designs from the Ralph Lauren, Purple Label, and Polo Ralph Lauren collections, showcasing a diverse range of menswear, womenswear, and childrenswear. However, the upcoming April show will focus exclusively on womenswear, as confirmed by the house of Ralph Lauren to Fashion Network. This event marks another instance of Ralph Lauren showcasing his collections outside the traditional New York Fashion Week, which took place in February.

Beyond the runway, the house of Ralph Lauren has been actively involved in other significant projects, including outfitting the U.S. Olympic team for the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics. The brand will also dress the Winter Olympic team in a striking Dolomite-inspired collection for the upcoming Cortina d'Ampezzo Winter Games.

Financially, Ralph Lauren continues to demonstrate its strength in the luxury market. In the three months ending December 28, the company reported an impressive 11% increase in turnover, reaching $2.1 billion, further solidifying its prominent position.