September

HKTDC’s eleventh Asian fashion trade showcase returns to Wan Chai as a buyer floor first: Korea as guest of honour, Kit Wan on opening night, and Fashion Fest wrapping the same fortnight.

Frieze and Kiaf bring international and Korean galleries together at COEX while Seoul’s museums and gallery districts extend the week across the city.

Seventy-one maisons gather on the Quai du Mont-Blanc for five free September days: one Blue Box for triage, then a city circuit of hotel suites and boutiques.

Korea’s longest-running international art fair marks twenty-five years at COEX with 175 galleries, a first external creative director, and a quieter Sunday after Frieze closes.

The world’s oldest film festival brings premieres, restored cinema, public audiences and the international film industry together on the Lido.

A free six-day gallery walk through Saint-Germain for African, Asian, Oceanic, American and archaeological objects, marking twenty-five years without a convention roof.

Tokyo’s Bay-side contemporary fair returns to PACIFICO Yokohama for a fourth September edition, with Japanese galleries talking directly to Asia-Pacific and European peers.

Hong Kong’s Mid-Autumn week gathers family mooncake ritual, Victoria Park lanterns and the Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance under the fifteenth night of the eighth lunar month.

Condé Nast’s traveling fashion-and-culture spectacle brings Vogue World to San Francisco in early autumn 2027 after Milan 2026.