Moncler is hosting a public exhibition across New York City during Fashion Week and opening its largest flagship store to date on Fifth Avenue.

Key facts
- •The "New York in Moncler" exhibition runs from September 9 to 13.
- •Featured imagery includes Sarah Jessica Parker in a Moncler Genius gown and Vittoria Ceretti at the 2025 Met Gala.
- •The exhibition includes a film narrated by Alicia Keys.
- •Moncler is opening its largest flagship store on Fifth Avenue during the same week as the exhibition.
Moncler is celebrating its history in New York City with a citywide open-air exhibition titled "New York in Moncler." Running from September 9 to 13 during New York Fashion Week, the project features large-scale photography displayed in communal spaces across the city. The exhibition concludes at Grand Central Terminal and highlights the brand's evolution from alpine wear to a metropolitan fashion staple.
Exhibition Highlights and Cultural Reach
The exhibition showcases key moments in the brand's New York history, including its 2011 Moncler Grenoble presentation at Grand Central Terminal and a 2014 choral fashion show at the Hammerstein Ballroom. It also features imagery of notable figures such as Alicia Keys, Spike Lee, Robert De Niro, and Al Pacino. Additional displays include photographs from the brand's Art for Love project at the New York Public Library and a performance staged at Lincoln Center. Alicia Keys narrates an accompanying film that tracks a model wearing the brand's Maya jacket through the city.
New Fifth Avenue Flagship
Coinciding with the exhibition, Moncler is scheduled to open its largest flagship store to date. Located on Fifth Avenue, the new retail space is situated near the exhibition's final site at Grand Central Terminal.
Timeline
- 2011Moncler Grenoble held a presentation at Grand Central Terminal.
- 2014The brand staged a choral fashion show at the Hammerstein Ballroom.
- September 9 to 13The "New York in Moncler" exhibition is open to the public during New York Fashion Week.
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This article was independently rewritten by ManyPress editorial AI from reporting originally published by Elle.


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