Unmissable Moments from Day Two of Moscow Fashion Week
Unmissable Moments from Day Two of Moscow Fashion Week
06.10.2024
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The second day of Moscow Fashion Week featured a variety of exciting events, including a Market where attendees could purchase clothes and accessories from Russian brands, and an International Showroom, which provided local designers the opportunity to connect with buyers and explore future collaborations. Designers from cities of Kazan, Moscow, Rostov-on-Don, Nalchik, and Chelyabinsk, along with two brands from Costa Rica and the UAE, showcased their work through magnificent fashion shows. The day also included four new lectures and a master class held in the Moscow Fashion Week Lecture Hall.
LENA KARNAUHOVA / Chilipin / Badra (Moscow)
The fashion trio of LENA KARNAUHOVA, Chilipin, and Badra unveiled three unique collections that shared a common philosophy. Each brand favored a palette of basic shades, including black, white, elegant beige, aqua, and khaki.
LENA KARNAUHOVA's collection featured flowing fabrics draped in an artistic manner, beautifully showcased by the models' movements. Chilipin offered a fresh take on casual wear, presenting loose-fitting, minimalist designs that included stylish casual suits and a modern interpretation of the traditional kosovorotka (a Russian shirt with a side collar fastening).
Badra’s collection continued the theme of flowing fabrics, which were artfully balanced with denser textures, voluminous sleeves, and decorative knots that seamlessly transitioned into drapery. The designer also highlighted light scarves tied as bandanas as a fashionable accessory.
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HATSIBANA (Nalchik)
The HATSIBANA brand launched its new line, "Wild Rose," combining individual style with high fashion. The collection showcased classic haute couture, featuring maxi-length garments made from flowing fabrics that were beautifully draped. The models walked the runway adorned in a harmonious blend of textures, lending an impressive cohesiveness to the overall visual.
Notably, various interpretations of hoods were highlighted, even exhibited as innovative metal structures. The collection drew inspiration from traditional patterns native to Kabardino-Balkaria, the brand's home region. A standout piece was a striking snow-white maxi cloak adorned with rosehip embroidery—a symbol of the brand—worn by the final model.
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Video: https://disk.yandex.ru/i/AiA1kcpd1BqI1g
PASESHNIC (Chelyabinsk)
PASESHNIC celebrated youth and the bittersweet nature of growing. Designer Anna Panfilova invites us to revisit tender memories of sneaking into our mothers' wardrobes, playfully trying on their outfits and imagining our own stories. This doll-like collection featured airy dresses with voluminous flounces, blouses with light sleeves—all beautifully paired with flowing white pantaloons that become the signature detail of each look.
Floral patches graced nearly every outfit, lending a touch of innocence and evoking feelings of carefree days gone by. The collection exudes a sense of visual lightness, characterized by delicate lace ribbons, playful ties, and simple drapery in soft shades. Complementing this dreamy aesthetic, statement shoes enhanced each ensemble, perfectly capturing the whimsical mood of the collection.
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Video: https://disk.yandex.ru/i/n3_CVo0b6_GmNg
by /DAS/ (Moscow)
The Moscow brand by /DAS/ transported the audience to a fantastical realm with an upcycled collection reflecting Slavic folklore through a modern lens. Drawing inspiration from myths about mysterious creatures, the main theme of the collection emerged vividly.
The color palette centered around a striking triad of black, white, and red, which was beautifully complemented by softer shades of swamp green and light green. Deconstructed garments crafted from various scraps, threads, and meshes immersed us in a mystical atmosphere. Aesthetically, the collection embraced a grunge style, featuring ragged clothing, raw edges, and exposed threads that emphasized its authentic vibe.
Among the standout pieces was a corset adorned with Slavic motifs, thoughtfully layered over a tailored jacket. It’s worth noting that the entire line showcased an asymmetric design, harmonizing diverse textures, a dynamic play of shades, and creative combinations of silhouettes.
Photo: https://disk.yandex.ru/d/wNFY490cO2Fmtw
Video: https://disk.yandex.ru/i/v5GxHgdoXhlAww
ANNA KROPOTOVA (Rostov-on-Don)
Designer Anna Kropotova drew inspiration from the captivating phenomenon of murmuration, which refers to the graceful, coordinated flight of a flock of birds. The models glided down the runway, reminiscent of birds in flight as they showcased the collection to the audience. Nature also played a significant role in the collection, with an abundance of light, flowing fabrics in subtle yet rich shades of beige, graphite, and white.
One of the standout features of the fashion show was the innovative use of pleating techniques—dresses and skirts prominently featured this textured fabric, along with elements accentuating the shoulders, sleeves, and hemlines. Even the final bridal look incorporated this pleated fabric along the hem, adding a touch of artistry to the design.
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Video: https://disk.yandex.ru/i/4I05gskbF7xHHA
N 6 by Alsu M. (Moscow)
N 6 by Alsu M. showcased silk dresses adorned with lace details, evoking a lingerie style, while classic suits and oversized jackets contributed functionality and sophistication to the collection. Accessories, including bold headbands, complement the overall color palette, featuring shades of snow-white, beige, scarlet, pearl, and black.
Highlighting the collection are standout accents like dramatic sleeves and tailored vests designed like dress coats with open backs. The brand N 6 by Alsu M. beautifully showcases how true femininity and elegance can be seamlessly blended with a business style.
Photo: https://disk.yandex.ru/d/hiOVwRkv1nd9jQ
Video: https://disk.yandex.ru/i/t5LGKVpYXt6fXg
EFREMOV (Moscow)
Designer Sergey Efremov’s collection enchanted with dynamic outfits inspired by the idea of a modern witch coven. Fringes adorned garments, forming unique chokers and vibrant embellishments on shoulders.
Particular emphasis is placed on leather shorts, cape jackets with metallic zippers and patch pockets, as well as leather ponchos, all adorned with fringe. Hats with sturdy ropes and striking sailor knots stand out, not just for their decorative appeal but also for their elongated crowns, which beautifully accentuate the look of a modern witch.
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Video: https://disk.yandex.ru/i/aSIf2V8iq3PFeQ
OKSANA KOSAREVA (Moscow)
Designer Oksana Kosareva made her debut at Moscow Fashion Week, showcasing a collection that features key pieces, unique capsules, and innovative designs. Drawing inspiration from the structured silhouettes of the 1980s, alongside the lightness of the 1950s and 1970s, the collection artfully blends rich materials with airy fabrics. Luxurious lace, translucent elastic mesh, and organza come together with denim, leather, and Italian wool to create a striking contrast.
The collection features distinctive dragon prints balanced with soft silk organza, while trendy 3D applications in the form of origami buds, voluminous fabric accents, and fluttering feathers add a sense of dynamism. The interplay of vibrant colors with a serene palette achieves a beautiful equilibrium throughout the collection.
Photo: https://disk.yandex.ru/d/g3zzC2-8guBz-g
Video: https://disk.yandex.ru/i/_Jm0Alm5ssUj7w
LI LAB (Moscow)
The LI LAB brand paid homage to black with a stunning new collection featuring an array of textures and styles. The audience was treated to a captivating display, featuring a mini-dress with bold, dramatic cutouts at the waist, flowing maxi dresses, sleek floor-length styles, and loose-fitting raincoats and coats.
While the collection embraced a predominantly dark palette, shades of burgundy, beige, and white added refreshing accents, ensuring that the overall presentation remained anything but dull. This striking effect was achieved through thoughtfully placed details, such as metal inserts that seemed to cascade along the length of coats or elegantly adorned the sleeves of jackets.
Notably, contrasting lacing appeared as a decorative element in several pieces, including a standout maxi dress with an ultra-high slit reaching the top of the thigh. Leather, the fabric of choice, was, of course, presented in classic black, enhancing the collection’s sophisticated allure.
Photo: https://disk.yandex.ru/d/bXr8v1szmDShUA
Video: https://disk.yandex.ru/i/upBn0Sgc8L-GFQ
ANGELO ESTERA (UAE)
The ANGELO ESTERA brand unveiled its Elysian Blooms collection, featuring an enchanting array of designs that includes maxi dresses with dramatic trains, mermaid-tail gowns, and midi dresses that highlight the waist with voluminous skirts. Each piece beautifully marries contemporary silhouettes with timeless elegance.
Particularly noteworthy are the textured fabrics reminiscent of brocade, which are utilized not only in the women’s collection but also in the men’s lineup, showcasing a harmonious blend of styles for all.
Photo: https://disk.yandex.ru/d/y1y5_OOAhuc00w
Video: https://disk.yandex.ru/i/jReoFb4j5uuwcQ
Vestiaire (Moscow)
The Moscow-based brand Vestiaire dedicated its collection to the concept of a basic wardrobe, demonstrating how classic styles can be modern and visually striking. The show featured sleek silhouettes, a restrained color scheme, and luxurious materials like suede, leather, cashmere, silk organza, and high-quality wool taffeta.
Strict straight-cut jackets, tailored tops with American armholes, polos, and cardigans added a refined touch to the looks. Hybrid pieces stood out particularly well, such as a jacket made from dense suit fabric complemented by suede inserts. These thoughtful details also harmonized beautifully with a leather shirt, creating a stylish and cohesive collection.
Photo: https://disk.yandex.ru/d/vTEXoqoodUroPQ
Video: https://disk.yandex.ru/i/H_V7k90tXhVOxg
EVE VALVERDE (Costa Rica)
EVE VALVERDE, hailing from Costa Rica, has designed a collection centered on sustainable fashion and artisanal craftsmanship. Drawing inspiration from the country's vibrant nature, floral prints gracefully adorn minimalist outfits in soft shades, primarily cream, beige, and snow-white. Delicate petals and blooming buds serve as focal points in several looks.
These floral patterns beautifully contrast with the timeless appeal of classic check prints, which the designer suggests pairing with solid pieces for a harmonious effect. Each item is made from natural materials, including organic cotton and linen. Key design elements feature oversized ruffles and playful tiered layers, puff sleeves, flowing scarves, decorative knots, and wide belts, all contributing to a whimsical yet sophisticated aesthetic.
Photo: https://disk.yandex.ru/d/NT52gvfBCHbf2g
Video: https://disk.yandex.ru/i/kqy2sPRjjfMkVA
ROGOV (Moscow)
The ROGOV brand has unveiled an elegant collection that seamlessly fits the wardrobe of any casual fashion enthusiast. Oversize coats create a relaxed vibe, while hats and scarves add to the ensemble, ensuring you stay warm even on the dreariest days. Fans of animal prints will love the loose, elongated sweaters and the stunning leopard-colored fur coat.
We also can't overlook the vibrant neon pieces—light green and fuchsia offer a fresh, modern touch. To enhance these looks, the brand suggests incorporating contrasting belts that beautifully accentuate the waist, adding a polished finish to the overall outfit.
Photo: https://disk.yandex.ru/d/px5X38GM1zrDMA
Video: https://disk.yandex.ru/i/zkXmWfg4sIpNtQ
Avaiia (Kazan)
The Avaiia brand is dedicated to crafting products that embody avant-garde minimalism infused with deep meaning. In their new Anima collection, striking watercolor prints on silk veils take center stage, weaving through each piece and unifying the entire line.
During the show, spectators were amazed by the rich array of natural fabrics and elegant colors—whites, beiges, grays, chocolates, and even deep burgundy. The fashion house encourages attendees to explore the combination of skirts and low-rise trousers paired with crop tops and metallic chains accentuating the hips, creating a modern aesthetic.
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Video: https://disk.yandex.ru/i/5aJA99E40T_P8A
YANA BESFAMILNAYA (Moscow)
The YANA BESFAMILNAYA brand remains true to its vision, unveiling a collection centered around deconstruction. This collection pays tribute to the piercing wind, resulting in multi-layered outfits where various pieces overlap to symbolize protection while allowing for unconventional styling.
Grunge aesthetics make a striking appearance with distressed elements, including torn-off sleeves and trousers, along with intriguing details like metal clips and pins. Contrasts are also a key theme in this collection, featuring form-fitting leather dresses with mesh sides, a mix of thick tights paired with flowing trench coats, and beautifully crafted jumpers and blouses.
Photo: https://disk.yandex.ru/d/UEhiyboE2UY1hw
Video: https://disk.yandex.ru/i/J2IeJv297PnaUg
The Lecture Hall at Moscow Fashion Week hosted sessions such as "Jewelry Analytics at Fashion Shows: Why Jewelry Can't Be Unfashionable," "Contrasts in Fashion, Design, and Painting," "National Costumes of Small Nations: A Source of Inspiration for Modern Fashion Illustrators," and "Alexander Pushkin: The Main Dandy and Fashionista of Russian Poetry." A master class, "From Daily Styling to the Catwalk with KEVIN.MURPHY," was also held. Notable speakers included jewelry industry expert Anastasia Fisenko, KEVIN.MURPHY's leading specialist Anastasia Gorbunova, trend analyst Stanislav Zimin from Moscow State University, Margarita Aipova from the ArtFuture School of Design, and Lyubov Dzhikiya from the St. Petersburg State University of Industrial Technology and Design.
Moscow Fashion Week is organized by the Fashion Fund with the support of the Moscow Government.
The second day of Moscow Fashion Week featured a variety of exciting events, including a Market where attendees could purchase clothes and accessories from Russian brands, and an International Showroom, which provided local designers the opportunity to connect with buyers and explore future collaborations. Designers from cities of Kazan, Moscow, Rostov-on-Don, Nalchik, and Chelyabinsk, along with two brands from Costa Rica and the UAE, showcased their work through magnificent fashion shows. The day also included four new lectures and a master class held in the Moscow Fashion Week Lecture Hall.
LENA KARNAUHOVA / Chilipin / Badra (Moscow)
The fashion trio of LENA KARNAUHOVA, Chilipin, and Badra unveiled three unique collections that shared a common philosophy. Each brand favored a palette of basic shades, including black, white, elegant beige, aqua, and khaki.
LENA KARNAUHOVA's collection featured flowing fabrics draped in an artistic manner, beautifully showcased by the models' movements. Chilipin offered a fresh take on casual wear, presenting loose-fitting, minimalist designs that included stylish casual suits and a modern interpretation of the traditional kosovorotka (a Russian shirt with a side collar fastening).
Badra’s collection continued the theme of flowing fabrics, which were artfully balanced with denser textures, voluminous sleeves, and decorative knots that seamlessly transitioned into drapery. The designer also highlighted light scarves tied as bandanas as a fashionable accessory.
Photo: https://disk.yandex.ru/d/VYudF2Vewee6dw
Video: https://disk.yandex.ru/i/AiA1kcpd1BqI1g
HATSIBANA (Nalchik)
The HATSIBANA brand launched its new line, "Wild Rose," combining individual style with high fashion. The collection showcased classic haute couture, featuring maxi-length garments made from flowing fabrics that were beautifully draped. The models walked the runway adorned in a harmonious blend of textures, lending an impressive cohesiveness to the overall visual.
Notably, various interpretations of hoods were highlighted, even exhibited as innovative metal structures. The collection drew inspiration from traditional patterns native to Kabardino-Balkaria, the brand's home region. A standout piece was a striking snow-white maxi cloak adorned with rosehip embroidery—a symbol of the brand—worn by the final model.
Photo: https://disk.yandex.ru/d/lcqSjZbz0laIGw
Video: https://disk.yandex.ru/i/AiA1kcpd1BqI1g
PASESHNIC (Chelyabinsk)
PASESHNIC celebrated youth and the bittersweet nature of growing. Designer Anna Panfilova invites us to revisit tender memories of sneaking into our mothers' wardrobes, playfully trying on their outfits and imagining our own stories. This doll-like collection featured airy dresses with voluminous flounces, blouses with light sleeves—all beautifully paired with flowing white pantaloons that become the signature detail of each look.
Floral patches graced nearly every outfit, lending a touch of innocence and evoking feelings of carefree days gone by. The collection exudes a sense of visual lightness, characterized by delicate lace ribbons, playful ties, and simple drapery in soft shades. Complementing this dreamy aesthetic, statement shoes enhanced each ensemble, perfectly capturing the whimsical mood of the collection.
Photo: https://disk.yandex.ru/d/ov_vuaomqnLNgw
Video: https://disk.yandex.ru/i/n3_CVo0b6_GmNg
by /DAS/ (Moscow)
The Moscow brand by /DAS/ transported the audience to a fantastical realm with an upcycled collection reflecting Slavic folklore through a modern lens. Drawing inspiration from myths about mysterious creatures, the main theme of the collection emerged vividly.
The color palette centered around a striking triad of black, white, and red, which was beautifully complemented by softer shades of swamp green and light green. Deconstructed garments crafted from various scraps, threads, and meshes immersed us in a mystical atmosphere. Aesthetically, the collection embraced a grunge style, featuring ragged clothing, raw edges, and exposed threads that emphasized its authentic vibe.
Among the standout pieces was a corset adorned with Slavic motifs, thoughtfully layered over a tailored jacket. It’s worth noting that the entire line showcased an asymmetric design, harmonizing diverse textures, a dynamic play of shades, and creative combinations of silhouettes.
Photo: https://disk.yandex.ru/d/wNFY490cO2Fmtw
Video: https://disk.yandex.ru/i/v5GxHgdoXhlAww
ANNA KROPOTOVA (Rostov-on-Don)
Designer Anna Kropotova drew inspiration from the captivating phenomenon of murmuration, which refers to the graceful, coordinated flight of a flock of birds. The models glided down the runway, reminiscent of birds in flight as they showcased the collection to the audience. Nature also played a significant role in the collection, with an abundance of light, flowing fabrics in subtle yet rich shades of beige, graphite, and white.
One of the standout features of the fashion show was the innovative use of pleating techniques—dresses and skirts prominently featured this textured fabric, along with elements accentuating the shoulders, sleeves, and hemlines. Even the final bridal look incorporated this pleated fabric along the hem, adding a touch of artistry to the design.
Photo: https://disk.yandex.ru/d/Rwr3ft1nLVvbFQ
Video: https://disk.yandex.ru/i/4I05gskbF7xHHA
N 6 by Alsu M. (Moscow)
N 6 by Alsu M. showcased silk dresses adorned with lace details, evoking a lingerie style, while classic suits and oversized jackets contributed functionality and sophistication to the collection. Accessories, including bold headbands, complement the overall color palette, featuring shades of snow-white, beige, scarlet, pearl, and black.
Highlighting the collection are standout accents like dramatic sleeves and tailored vests designed like dress coats with open backs. The brand N 6 by Alsu M. beautifully showcases how true femininity and elegance can be seamlessly blended with a business style.
Photo: https://disk.yandex.ru/d/hiOVwRkv1nd9jQ
Video: https://disk.yandex.ru/i/t5LGKVpYXt6fXg
EFREMOV (Moscow)
Designer Sergey Efremov’s collection enchanted with dynamic outfits inspired by the idea of a modern witch coven. Fringes adorned garments, forming unique chokers and vibrant embellishments on shoulders.
Particular emphasis is placed on leather shorts, cape jackets with metallic zippers and patch pockets, as well as leather ponchos, all adorned with fringe. Hats with sturdy ropes and striking sailor knots stand out, not just for their decorative appeal but also for their elongated crowns, which beautifully accentuate the look of a modern witch.
Photo: https://disk.yandex.ru/d/HUbEPULsKKxheA
Video: https://disk.yandex.ru/i/aSIf2V8iq3PFeQ
OKSANA KOSAREVA (Moscow)
Designer Oksana Kosareva made her debut at Moscow Fashion Week, showcasing a collection that features key pieces, unique capsules, and innovative designs. Drawing inspiration from the structured silhouettes of the 1980s, alongside the lightness of the 1950s and 1970s, the collection artfully blends rich materials with airy fabrics. Luxurious lace, translucent elastic mesh, and organza come together with denim, leather, and Italian wool to create a striking contrast.
The collection features distinctive dragon prints balanced with soft silk organza, while trendy 3D applications in the form of origami buds, voluminous fabric accents, and fluttering feathers add a sense of dynamism. The interplay of vibrant colors with a serene palette achieves a beautiful equilibrium throughout the collection.
Photo: https://disk.yandex.ru/d/g3zzC2-8guBz-g
Video: https://disk.yandex.ru/i/_Jm0Alm5ssUj7w
LI LAB (Moscow)
The LI LAB brand paid homage to black with a stunning new collection featuring an array of textures and styles. The audience was treated to a captivating display, featuring a mini-dress with bold, dramatic cutouts at the waist, flowing maxi dresses, sleek floor-length styles, and loose-fitting raincoats and coats.
While the collection embraced a predominantly dark palette, shades of burgundy, beige, and white added refreshing accents, ensuring that the overall presentation remained anything but dull. This striking effect was achieved through thoughtfully placed details, such as metal inserts that seemed to cascade along the length of coats or elegantly adorned the sleeves of jackets.
Notably, contrasting lacing appeared as a decorative element in several pieces, including a standout maxi dress with an ultra-high slit reaching the top of the thigh. Leather, the fabric of choice, was, of course, presented in classic black, enhancing the collection’s sophisticated allure.
Photo: https://disk.yandex.ru/d/bXr8v1szmDShUA
Video: https://disk.yandex.ru/i/upBn0Sgc8L-GFQ
ANGELO ESTERA (UAE)
The ANGELO ESTERA brand unveiled its Elysian Blooms collection, featuring an enchanting array of designs that includes maxi dresses with dramatic trains, mermaid-tail gowns, and midi dresses that highlight the waist with voluminous skirts. Each piece beautifully marries contemporary silhouettes with timeless elegance.
Particularly noteworthy are the textured fabrics reminiscent of brocade, which are utilized not only in the women’s collection but also in the men’s lineup, showcasing a harmonious blend of styles for all.
Photo: https://disk.yandex.ru/d/y1y5_OOAhuc00w
Video: https://disk.yandex.ru/i/jReoFb4j5uuwcQ
Vestiaire (Moscow)
The Moscow-based brand Vestiaire dedicated its collection to the concept of a basic wardrobe, demonstrating how classic styles can be modern and visually striking. The show featured sleek silhouettes, a restrained color scheme, and luxurious materials like suede, leather, cashmere, silk organza, and high-quality wool taffeta.
Strict straight-cut jackets, tailored tops with American armholes, polos, and cardigans added a refined touch to the looks. Hybrid pieces stood out particularly well, such as a jacket made from dense suit fabric complemented by suede inserts. These thoughtful details also harmonized beautifully with a leather shirt, creating a stylish and cohesive collection.
Photo: https://disk.yandex.ru/d/vTEXoqoodUroPQ
Video: https://disk.yandex.ru/i/H_V7k90tXhVOxg
EVE VALVERDE (Costa Rica)
EVE VALVERDE, hailing from Costa Rica, has designed a collection centered on sustainable fashion and artisanal craftsmanship. Drawing inspiration from the country's vibrant nature, floral prints gracefully adorn minimalist outfits in soft shades, primarily cream, beige, and snow-white. Delicate petals and blooming buds serve as focal points in several looks.
These floral patterns beautifully contrast with the timeless appeal of classic check prints, which the designer suggests pairing with solid pieces for a harmonious effect. Each item is made from natural materials, including organic cotton and linen. Key design elements feature oversized ruffles and playful tiered layers, puff sleeves, flowing scarves, decorative knots, and wide belts, all contributing to a whimsical yet sophisticated aesthetic.
Photo: https://disk.yandex.ru/d/NT52gvfBCHbf2g
Video: https://disk.yandex.ru/i/kqy2sPRjjfMkVA
ROGOV (Moscow)
The ROGOV brand has unveiled an elegant collection that seamlessly fits the wardrobe of any casual fashion enthusiast. Oversize coats create a relaxed vibe, while hats and scarves add to the ensemble, ensuring you stay warm even on the dreariest days. Fans of animal prints will love the loose, elongated sweaters and the stunning leopard-colored fur coat.
We also can't overlook the vibrant neon pieces—light green and fuchsia offer a fresh, modern touch. To enhance these looks, the brand suggests incorporating contrasting belts that beautifully accentuate the waist, adding a polished finish to the overall outfit.
Photo: https://disk.yandex.ru/d/px5X38GM1zrDMA
Video: https://disk.yandex.ru/i/zkXmWfg4sIpNtQ
Avaiia (Kazan)
The Avaiia brand is dedicated to crafting products that embody avant-garde minimalism infused with deep meaning. In their new Anima collection, striking watercolor prints on silk veils take center stage, weaving through each piece and unifying the entire line.
During the show, spectators were amazed by the rich array of natural fabrics and elegant colors—whites, beiges, grays, chocolates, and even deep burgundy. The fashion house encourages attendees to explore the combination of skirts and low-rise trousers paired with crop tops and metallic chains accentuating the hips, creating a modern aesthetic.
Photo: https://disk.yandex.ru/d/ch1hDHkTe8DBBQ
Video: https://disk.yandex.ru/i/5aJA99E40T_P8A
YANA BESFAMILNAYA (Moscow)
The YANA BESFAMILNAYA brand remains true to its vision, unveiling a collection centered around deconstruction. This collection pays tribute to the piercing wind, resulting in multi-layered outfits where various pieces overlap to symbolize protection while allowing for unconventional styling.
Grunge aesthetics make a striking appearance with distressed elements, including torn-off sleeves and trousers, along with intriguing details like metal clips and pins. Contrasts are also a key theme in this collection, featuring form-fitting leather dresses with mesh sides, a mix of thick tights paired with flowing trench coats, and beautifully crafted jumpers and blouses.
Photo: https://disk.yandex.ru/d/UEhiyboE2UY1hw
Video: https://disk.yandex.ru/i/J2IeJv297PnaUg
The Lecture Hall at Moscow Fashion Week hosted sessions such as "Jewelry Analytics at Fashion Shows: Why Jewelry Can't Be Unfashionable," "Contrasts in Fashion, Design, and Painting," "National Costumes of Small Nations: A Source of Inspiration for Modern Fashion Illustrators," and "Alexander Pushkin: The Main Dandy and Fashionista of Russian Poetry." A master class, "From Daily Styling to the Catwalk with KEVIN.MURPHY," was also held. Notable speakers included jewelry industry expert Anastasia Fisenko, KEVIN.MURPHY's leading specialist Anastasia Gorbunova, trend analyst Stanislav Zimin from Moscow State University, Margarita Aipova from the ArtFuture School of Design, and Lyubov Dzhikiya from the St. Petersburg State University of Industrial Technology and Design.
Moscow Fashion Week is organized by the Fashion Fund with the support of the Moscow Government.