The top 10 neighbors for NYFW form a tight cluster of fashion-media titles — magazines and fashion brands — with scores spanning only 0.91 to 0.86, a narrow band that reflects the flat shape of this audience.

Six of the ten neighbors are magazines: Vogue Magazine (0.91), ELLE Magazine (US) (0.90), InStyle (0.90), ELLE UK (0.88), Vogue Runway (0.88), and British Vogue (0.88). Three of the remaining four are Fashion brands: Alexander Wang (0.89), DKNY (0.86), and Proenza Schouler (0.86). The tenth is Times Fashion (0.89), a News Publisher. No other subcategory appears in the top 10.

The composition is almost entirely same-kind: NYFW is itself a Fashion brand, and its nearest audiences are drawn from fashion magazines and fashion labels — the editorial and commercial infrastructure of the industry it represents. The magazine subcategory dominates, accounting for six of ten neighbors, which suggests the audience overlap is driven most strongly by fashion-media readers rather than by followers of any single designer or retail brand. The absence of any celebrity, influencer, or general lifestyle entity in the top 10 reinforces how tightly this audience is concentrated within the professional and editorial fashion world.

The flat shape means no single neighbor pulls significantly ahead — the audience is broadly shared across the fashion-media ecosystem rather than anchored to one outlet or brand.