The final day of the Moscow Fashion Week has ended

On the catwalks of the sixth day, folklore images were replaced by deconstruction, natural motifs by urban graphics, and preppy aesthetics by theatrical expression. Here, historical codes dissolved into modern silhouettes, classics gained new dynamics, and the play of textures — from light translucent fabrics to dense structural materials — became the main expressive tool. At the same time, the VK Lecture Hall talked about the fashion of the future and the transformation of the industry, and in the GigaChat AI fitting room, technologies continued to blur the boundaries between the catwalk and real life, allowing guests to try on the trends of the new season.

The collective show within the framework of the Moscow Fashion Week was held for the second time. The stylists of the show were once again Misha and Kitty, who created over 50 images made up of products from more than 35 local brands – representatives of small and medium-sized businesses participating in the Made in Moscow project. Among them are clothing manufacturers Kolesman, Lubovi, Triumvirate, Victoria Andreyanova, Masterpeace, Sveta Rodina, Vassa&Co, Solangel, Gapanovich, Granny's, Murmurizm and many others, designers of bags and accessories Madame Chatelet, Pepfer, Svyazat, Création Pôle and others. The show was attended by guests from the fashion world, including Lilia Rakh, TV presenter, bayer, Sauvage Group, stylist and TV presenter Lina Dembikova, fashion experts Alexey Sukharev, Maria Chervotkina, Alexandra Burimova, Anastasia Anisimova, Yana Koroed, and others. Victoria Petrova presented one of the stylish images of the show as a model.

"When creating images for the collective show, we were inspired by our favorite city — Moscow and its inhabitants. And of course, we always follow what is shown on the world catwalks. There wasn't much time to prepare, but we're working pretty fast — it took us about six hours to create the images for the show. Our favorite image closed the show: a girl in a trench coat and a feather boa with beaded mini shorts, walking in rough boots, and carrying high-heeled shoes in her bag, as if she were returning home in the morning after a party. Among the trending items, we noticed apron dresses and thin multicolored scarves - we used them in several images. In addition to the fact that we styled the show, we ourselves are fans of the work of the capital's designers," said the ideological inspirers of the images and stylists Misha and Kitty.

The joint show of the Putin Team Russia brand and the Red Machine presented a collection that sets new standards for sports fashion. On the catwalk there are comfortable sports images, plain or with bright prints and motivating inscriptions. The key shades of the collection are deep blue, pure white and rich red.

As part of the Moscow Fashion Week, the experimental collection was presented by the Atelier Argir brand. The line is based on asymmetrical silhouettes, decorative cracks, mushroom shapes, and elements of protective clothing and armor.

IgorGulyaev (Saint Petersburg)

The IgorGulyaev brand completed the sixth day of the Moscow Fashion Week by presenting the collection "In your Arms". Igor Gulyaev, the creator of the fashion house, was inspired by the theme of emotional intimacy and the quiet power of human relationships. To convey feelings of security and harmony, the creative director turned to plastic silhouettes, soft textures and a subdued palette. The accent elements were fur hats with earflaps, hats from different eras, fluffy capes, accent capes and 3D applications.

The collection of students of the B&D Institute of Business and Design was full of a variety of images, shapes and shades: deep dark tones flowed into bright color combinations, and asymmetry with avant-garde deformed elements set the dynamics of the line. The designers have woven a variety of cultural codes into the fabric of the collection, from costumes embroidered with monists to men's skirts, referring to Scottish roots. Rethinking historical images, the students analyzed the techniques of the past, the evolution of materials and sewing technology to create relevant solutions for tomorrow. The show ended with images with a theatrical reinterpretation of the Russian DNA.

Lectures by leading fashion industry experts from the VK Lecture Hall, as well as shows by Russian and foreign designers, can be viewed exclusively on the official channel of Moscow Fashion Week in VK Videos.

The Moscow Fashion Week program includes shows by Russian and foreign designers, a market and a showroom co—organized by the Made in Moscow project, and a VK Lecture Hall with the participation of leading industry experts.