The latest collections from brands across Europe, the United States (U.S.), and the Global South dazzled at Moscow Fashion Week, where elegance, rich textures, and a fusion of different styles took center stage. Inspired by Greek goddesses and rock ‘n’ roll aesthetics, the shows featured over 200 brands from Russia, Spain, the U.S., India, China, Armenia, and other countries, reaffirming the event’s status as a key platform for the development and promotion of fashion designers, according to the official statement.
The overwhelming number of applications – over 1.100 this season – once again confirms the growing influence of Moscow Fashion Week. Its popularity is increasing year by year, bringing together designers from around the world and fostering cultural exchange, innovation, and artistic expression on the global fashion scene.
This year, special focus was placed on supporting young and talented designers, who had the opportunity to present their work alongside established industry names at Moscow Fashion Week. Their collections brought Moscow’s runways to life, delivering refreshing diversity and innovation.
One of the standout moments was the presentation by the U.S.design studio Pia Lindsay Studio. The New York-based designer expressed a strong desire for her brand to find its place in the Russian market.
“Moscow Fashion Week has opened my eyes, and I am immensely grateful for the opportunity to be here. Learning about different cultures inspires me, and participating in this event will not only advance my brand but elevate it to an even higher level and allow it to expand,” she said.
The Russian brand Ruban focused on the selection of materials and textures, combining layered dressing with lightweight fabrics. The result is a sophisticated look for a woman who exudes confidence and is unafraid of bold fashion choices, from extremely grandiose jackets to feminine midi dresses and luxurious velvet designs.
This season, designers drew inspiration from different fashion eras, particularly the “boho style“, which symbolizes freedom. The renowned Russian brand Masterpeace presented a collection inspired by the legendary 1970s, using materials from five different countries, emphasizing dedication to authenticity and top-tier craftsmanship. The collection also followed the principles of sustainable and inclusive fashion.
The grand finale of Moscow Fashion Week was closed by the collection of the brand Loginov, offering a modern interpretation of the daring seventies. This decade, when rock musicians conquered the world with their style, served as inspiration for creations dominated by blazers and tuxedos. Classic pieces adorned with lace took center stage, adding a touch of elegance and allure to every outfit, eKapija writes.
Photo: Ruban
