Prabal Gurung offers femininity with joy and light | Prabal Gurung Spring 2026 – New York Fashion Week

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by brownfashionagal

Prabal Gurung has long been my New York favorite, and his Spring 2026 collection felt like a reminder of why. Held at St. Bartholomew’s church, the show was both a celebration and a moment of quiet reflection. Gurung titled it Angels in America, and the idea of angels—whether celestial, symbolic, or walking among us—threaded its way through the clothes.

The collection was filled with femininity but carried a sense of maturity. Dresses moved with ease, from trumpet-hemmed whites that looked almost ethereal to evening gowns in vivid jewel tones. The fabrics—brocade, taffeta, cloqué—looked sumptuous but never heavy, and the color palette sang with hot pinks, corals, yellows, and blues. It felt girly but grounded.

There was also a deeper message woven in. Gurung, reflecting on his Nepalese roots and communities that shaped him, used the show to honor marginalized voices, particularly the trans and non-binary communities he sees as modern angels. This intention gave the collection a quiet strength beyond its visual beauty.

What stood out most, though, was the feeling. The live choir, the stained-glass glow of the church, the fabrics that caught light just right, all of it built a sense of openness and optimism. Gurung’s clothes this season invite us into a space where femininity isn’t fragile but powerful, hopeful, and full of joy.