Proenza Schouler

As of 22 October 2026, Tectova holds 37 Proenza Schouler runway shows in the Big Four cities (New York, London, Milan and Paris), 34 with a cast register. Tectova's record for those cities begins in 2002. The most recent is Spring/Summer 2027 Ready-to-Wear, shown in New York with 34 models on record. Julia Nobis has walked 19 Proenza Schouler shows, more than anyone else on record.

Proenza Schouler has 37 published Big Four runway shows on record; latest published season SS27, 34 with a cast register. 33 shows carry a cast register.

Faces of the House

Most walks on record

  1. Julia Nobis19
  2. Selena Forrest13
  3. Binx Walton11
  4. Lexi Boling11
  5. Felice Nova Noordhoff9
  6. Harleth Kuusik9
  7. Kiki Willems9
  8. Mica Argañaraz9
  9. Hanne Gaby Odiele8
  10. Lineisy Montero8
  11. Meghan Collison8
  12. Sora Choi8

Most recent show

Questions this page answers

How many runway shows has Proenza Schouler done?

Tectova holds 37 runway shows for Proenza Schouler in the Big Four cities (New York, London, Milan and Paris), 34 of them with a cast register, as of 22 October 2026. Tectova's record for those cities begins in 2002.

When was Proenza Schouler's last show and who walked it?

Proenza Schouler's most recent show on Tectova's record in the Big Four cities (New York, London, Milan and Paris) is Spring/Summer 2027 Ready-to-Wear in New York with 34 models on record, led by Nora Attal, Grace Bol and Jeanne Cadieu, as of 22 October 2026.

Who walks for Proenza Schouler most often?

Julia Nobis, with 19 Proenza Schouler shows on Tectova's record in the Big Four cities (New York, London, Milan and Paris), followed by Selena Forrest with 13 and Binx Walton with 11, as of 22 October 2026.

Published Big Four Runway Record

Tectova's public record covers New York, London, Milan and Paris from 2002 onward.

34 documented shows on record. Showing the first 5 of 34 listed here.

Show 29 more documented shows

3 additional shows are on record without a model cast.

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