Watch Rag & Bone's Fall 2020 Show Right Here

You don't have to leave the couch.

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It appears that Rag & Bone is sticking with the runway format, as are most designers at New York Fashion Week. The label returned to the catwalk after a three-year hiatus last season with its spring 2020 collection. Today, it will be showing its fall 2020 line to a bevy of effortlessly dressed, but city-chic guests and celebrities.

All details about the show, a.k.a. what the theme is and what the clothes will look like, are under wraps. The only tidbit Rag & Bone has released is that the show will be a "technical audio-visual experience." Intrigued? Me too.

If you can't make it to the actual event, watch it via the livestream below. The event will start promptly at 7 p.m. EST.

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