Gallery: Monica Denise Arnold Takes Over NYFW 2026 - Page 7
This season the Atlanta singer stopped by Christian Siriano, LaQuan Smith, and more.
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- Monica showcased her fashion prowess, delivering diverse looks from polished to playful at each NYFW stop.
- She mixed and mingled with other celebs, cementing her status as a true fashion girl's fashion girl.
- Monica's style switch-ups captured the energy of each show, proving her mastery of the fashion assignment.

Monica was outside during New York Fashion Week (NYFW) this February. The R&B icon, whose real name is Monica Denise Arnold, made her rounds at some of the most anticipated shows in the city. As expected, she set the bar and gave us look after look at every NYFW stop.
As expected, she set the bar and gave us look after look at every NYFW stop.
If you follow Monica, you already know fashion has always been part of her conversation. From the Boy Is Mine Tour with Brandy to her everyday street style, she consistently shows up in designer pieces, statement coats, boots, and standout bags.
The “Angel Of Mine” singer loves a monogram moment, legacy fashion houses, and luxe brands. She is a fashion girl’s fashion girl and has no problem serving lewks.
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The singer was spotted front row and outside the venues at the Christian Siriano, Marc Jacobs, Sergio Hudson, Diotima, and Public School shows, bringing completely different vibes each time. Her style switch-ups were everything.
One day, she delivered polished and professional. The next day, she stepped out in monochrome magic. Then came the blonde hair era, a little sexiness, and moments that felt bold, playful, and voluminous. Monica clearly understands the assignment: every show has its own energy, and every outfit should match the moment.
She also ran into a few familiar faces along the way. At Sergio Hudson, she posed alongside Yolanda Adams and Simone I. Smith. At Christian Siriano, she mixed and mingled with Whoopi Goldberg and Leslie Jones. Basically, the girls were outside.
Monica At NYFW 2026: Looks We Loved
New York Fashion Week officially became Monica Watch — and we were happily tuned in all week long. Keep scrolling to see the looks she served across the city.
Monica at Sergio Hudson

Monica shut down the front row in a head-to-toe red power moment complete with sleek jet-black hair, a tailored Sergio Hudson suit, and a plush statement coat that screamed luxury. Her matching red bag and glam completed the look. She poses with one of her favorite plus ones, her son Rodney.
Monica at Marc Jacobs

Serving drama after dark, Monica stepped out in a bold printed coat, sky-high black boots, and oversized sunnies that gave main character energy. Her sleek high ponytail with blunt bangs added major attitude. This look felt fearless, playful, and ready for paparazzi flashes.
Monica at Public School

Her blonde bob made a chic appearance at the Public School NYFW show. Added to soft glam and warm neutral makeup, her beauty look felt polished and elevated. Her structured olive coat and oversized clutch delivered chic and sophisticated.
Monica at Christian Siriano

Monica brought the drama in a fiery red textured dress paired with statement earrings and a soft updo with face-framing bangs. The monochrome moment felt bold, feminine, and impossible to miss. Winter reds never looked this fun.
Monica at LaQuan Smith

She stepped out in a tan trench with leather accents, thigh-high boots, and a sleek high ponytail that meant business. The glam leaned warm and sultry with bold brows and glossy lips. Is anyone else getting a chic and sexy Carmen San Diego vibe?
Monica at Diotima

Monica wrapped up in luxe neutrals with glossy hair, soft glam, and a cozy fur coat at DiotimA. The relaxed layers and gold pointed heels balanced comfort and style perfectly.
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