NYFW with Top View TV and Runway 7, SS26
New York Fashion Week once again proved to be a powerful convergence of fashion, culture, and media. This season, Noonlight™ partnered closely with Top View TV, working directly with Editor in Chief Tony to deliver red carpet interviews, photography, and editorial coverage across the week’s most anticipated events.
On the red carpet, Vero, director of Noonlight™, conducted exclusive interviews with designers, models, producers, stylists, and more, capturing real time insight from the creatives shaping the industry.
Our team documented runway productions by Runway 7 while also attending shows and collecting photography and videography for globally recognized brands, including DKNY, Tommy Hilfiger, and Naeem Khan, along with coverage surrounding cultural force Rick Ross and his expanding presence in fashion.
A defining collaboration during the week was working alongside Linda AYBAR®, host at Hot 97. Linda brought sharp cultural commentary and a strong on camera presence to the red carpet experience. Her ongoing work can be followed via her Instagram at @everything.aybar.
As the week concludes, we look forward to the upcoming articles and multimedia features from Top View TV that will reflect the full scope of what was captured.
From runway to red carpet, this season reinforced our commitment to documenting fashion as both industry and cultural movement.
Robert Peregil of Noonlight played a central role throughout Fashion Week, attending runway productions presented by Runway 7 Fashion and covering shows featuring designs by Calvin Klein, DKNY, Tommy Hilfiger, and Bless By Blessed More. Balancing logistics, coordination, and on site production support, he simultaneously documented the week through his own lens. The images below were captured by Robert with a vintage pocket digital camera from the early 2000s to 2005. The visible grain and shifting exposure are characteristic of that generation of compact cameras. It is a small, straightforward device that requires little and does not artificially enhance what it captures. The result is raw, immediate imagery. It may not promise much, but in reality, it gave everything.
