The Oslo Runway Fashion Week Schedule
Established in 2015, Oslo Runway is the leading platform for showcasing Norway’s growing fashion and lifestyle scene. Each autumn, the platform brings together the country's most exciting designers, brands and creative voices for a curated program of runway shows, presentations and cultural experience.
The Official Schedule showcases more than 30 established and emerging Norwegian brands to press and buyers, complemented by an Off Schedule program that highlights independent initiatives and open events across the city. To witness the collections and the latest, local developments, Oslo Runway welcomes international editors, buyers, agents, content creators and industry professionals each year through its hospitality program – creating opportunities for Norwegian brands to build meaningful global relationships. Oslo Runway hosts international media such as Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, Forbes, ELLE, WWD, Highsnobiety and Fashion Network.
The fashion week schedule unfolds across carefully selected venues where fashion meets art, architecture, design and nature. From cultural institutions such as MUNCH and Kistefos, to unexpected locations, each setting is chosen to present Norwegian fashion and lifestyle within a broader cultural context.
– Oslo is an exciting and growing design city whose local creative community continues to gain increasing international recognition, says Elin O. Carlsen, CEO of Oslo Runway.
See the schedule for ORW26 here.
Minimum Requirements
In 2021, Oslo Runway joined forces with Norwegian Fashion Hub and Copenhagen Fashion Week to implement the CPHFW Sustainability Requirements in the Norwegian fashion and lifestyle industry. Since 2024, all participating show and presentation brands on the Official Schedule have been required to meet our minimum requirements.
Get to know the requirements here.
Diversity & Inclusion: The Balansekunst Guide
In a collaboration between Oslo Runway, Norwegian Fashion Hub and Balansekunst, led by Reform Projects, we have worked out an industry guide with important insight, learnings, demands and reminders for an inclusive, diverse industry where there's space for anyone to work, thrive and learn.
Based on several interview sessions with models, agents, designers, hair stylists, makeup artists, fashion journalists, and nonprofit organisations, the guide is presented to any brand or partner working with Oslo Runway along with a strong recommendation to adapt and implement.
The guide can be found here.
Norwegian Industry Calendar 2026:
Norwegian Fashion Week (trade fair): 7. August – 13. August
Oslo Runway (fashion week schedule): 31. August – 5. September
Oslo Design Fair (trade fair): 31. August – 2. September
Norwegian Industry Calendar 2027:
Norwegian Fashion Week (trade fair): Not yet officially announced
Oslo Runway (fashion week schedule): 30. August – 4. September
Oslo Design Fair (trade fair): Not yet officially announced
Want to become a partner and sponsor at Oslo Runway? Please reach out to our Head of Communications & Partnerships at olga@oslorunway.no.