The Fall Edit Fashion Show
THE FALL EDIT
On October 1, 2026, HW Home transformed its new 9+CO flagship into a runway for Therapy: A Retail Concept and Bastille PARISDENVER, with Fabrieks shaping the food and art experience. The sold-out evening brought local style, design and community together under one roof—and set the tone for more to come in the Spring.
Personal style does not stop at what you wear.
It continues into the spaces you create. The Fall Edit was built around that connection—pairing fashion with furniture, texture with tailoring, and individual expression with the rooms we live in. More than a runway show, it was a live editorial about what can happen when neighboring local businesses share a space, an audience and a point of view.
A showroom built for more than furniture.
At HW Home, the new 9+CO flagship was designed to be a place where Denver's creative community can gather, collaborate and cross-pollinate ideas. The Fall Edit brought that intention to life through fashion, interiors, food, art and conversation.
The result was a local-first evening that introduced audiences to one another, supported neighboring businesses and turned the showroom itself into part of the experience.
THERAPY:
A RETAIL CONCEPT
Therapy approaches everyday style with quiet confidence—relaxed but refined, softly aspirational and intentionally wearable. For The Fall Edit, the boutique presented a collection that moved between structure and ease, with seasonal layers, lived-in textures and polished pieces designed for real life.
Therapy's runway presentation was styled by Tina Friedman.
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PARISDENVER
Bastille PARISDENVER brought its distinctly French point of view to the runway with an edited mix of confident silhouettes, accessories and European-inspired styling. Véronique and her team styled their own presentation, giving the evening a second, intentionally different fashion perspective.
Two boutiques. Two points of view. One shared runway.
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Color. Texture. Proportion. Personality.
The same instincts that build a wardrobe build a room. The Fall Edit placed fashion directly inside HW Home's architectural showroom so clothing and interiors could speak to one another—not as separate categories, but as different expressions of personal style.
Furniture became part of the styling.
From sculptural lounge seating to soft tailored silhouettes, the showroom carried the same language as the collections on the runway: texture, proportion, softness and edge. Scroll the edit and shop the HW Home pieces directly.
The looks. The room. The night.
A glimpse into the Fall Edit lookbook: runway moments, detail shots and the HW Home setting that framed the evening.
FABRIEKS
Fabrieks extended the evening beyond the runway with a food experience built around sushi, sashimi, crudo and nigiri, alongside art and creative surprises throughout the showroom.
Its multidisciplinary approach—where fashion, food, design and artistic collaboration inform one another—made Fabrieks a natural partner for The Fall Edit.
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A shared audience can become a shared community.
The Fall Edit was created to give local businesses a platform to introduce their worlds to one another. Guests came for fashion and discovered furniture. They came for interiors and met new boutiques, artists and makers. That exchange is the point.
Thank you to everyone who attended, photographed, posted, shopped and supported the people behind the night.
Loved what you saw? Keep it local.
Revisit the brands and the furniture that shaped the evening—and discover something worth bringing home or wearing out.
THE SPRING EDIT
The Fall Edit was only the beginning. We are already imagining a Spring return—more collaboration, more local voices, new styling perspectives and another season inside the showroom.
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CHRISTIAN RHEA
After seven years with HW Home, Christian Rhea produced The Fall Edit as part of a larger vision for the new 9+CO flagship: a showroom that can operate as a creative venue, not simply a place to shop.
His goal is to bring fashion, interiors, food, art and other creative industries into the same room—building new opportunities for collaboration, introducing communities to one another and exploring more innovative ways to use the showroom in the years ahead.
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