Ukrainian Fashion Week FW26-27: NEW NAMES

9 Apr

ST.MARIIA: Колекція "Memento Vitae" виникла шляхом поступової трансформації одних думок в інші. Ця колекція — роздум про крихкість індивідуальності та неминучість часу. Стиль, колір волосся, символи на тілі чи протестні жести — це способи зафіксувати себе в моменті, окреслити власні межі й голосно заявити про присутність. “Memento Vitae” emerged through the gradual transformation of one thought into another. This collection is a reflection on the fragility of individuality and the inevitability of time. Style, hair color, symbols on the body, or gestures of protest are ways of capturing oneself in a moment, defining personal boundaries, and boldly declaring presence. KRYLAS ATELIER: Колекція "Still in bed" досліджує внутрішній стан жінки, це момент вибору між домом і зовнішнім світом, між інтимним та публічним, між...

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1 May

Despite Russian Invasion, Ukrainian Firms Tackle Recent Ventures

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Despite Russian Invasion, Ukrainian Firms Tackle Recent Ventures

As Ukraine continues to resist the most important full-scale military aggression in Europe since World War II, domestic fashion brands and other businesses try to maneuver forward in addition to they will. Some displaced employees and designers have returned to Ukraine after temporarily relocating to other countries. Other business owners, who proceed to be based abroad, are visiting more commonly to oversee production runs and check in with employees. To drum up interest in Ukrainian fashion, design and tech resources, the inaugural three-day Ukrainian Creators Fair featuring the creations of 120 Ukrainian makers was a sellout ticketed event in Recent York City. As of last fall, the World Bank estimated that the price of rebuilding Ukraine could be around $349 billion —...

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25 Mar

Ukrainian Tech, Fashion and Culture Spotlighted in Latest York

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Ukrainian Tech, Fashion and Culture Spotlighted in Latest York

NEW YORK — As understatedly well-dressed guests filtered into the “i'm u are” cocktail party Thursday night, a crew of Ukrainian volunteers scurried two floors below painting wall text and realigning mannequins within the Ukrainian Creators Fair. Adaptability is something that most of the 120 makers that showcased on the inaugural event now know inside and outside. Taking a moment to talk while meticulously applying wall text, artist and filmmaker Yarema Malashchuk sized up the situation. “There's war in Ukraine, but Ukraine is just not only about war. Hopefully I’m working for and representing my country, by spreading the word about what is going on there and what’s happening in contemporary Ukrainian culture.” His work reflected the resolve that exists amongst many...

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25 Feb

Ukrainian Designers Use Art to Mark One-year Anniversary of

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Ukrainian Designers Use Art to Mark One-year Anniversary of

Ukrainian Designers Use STRENGTH AND FORTITUDE: While Ukrainians and their supporters marked Friday’s one-year anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, two designers unveiled latest projects as an indication of solidarity. Ukrainian eveningwear designer Lessja Verlingieri, who runs her Lever Couture business from Los Angeles, has began the “Love Letter to Ukraine” project. She is encouraging people to upload love letters that turn into a creative digital dress that can be being incorporated into a home made couture dress. Notables just like the actress Milla Jovovich, musician Kesha, designer Nicola Formichetti and actress Vera Farmiga have already pitched in. Verlingieri has previously dressed such celebrities as Lady Gaga. Verlingieri teamed up together with her creative director Jenny Williams, art director Ricci Williams and...

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