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35th Ukrainian Fashion Week shows local crème-de-la-crème
24 Oct '14
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The crème-de-la-crème of the Ukrainian fashion industry came forward to showcase their latest Spring/Summer 2015 creations at the just held 35th instalment of the Ukrainian Fashion Week.
The fresh blooming spring season played as the source of inspiration for designer Liliya Poustovit’s new blue palette based collection which was adorned with small and big motifs of flowers.
Designer Victoria Gres chose to show a lavender violet, bright yellow, pastel white and grey colour heavy line inspired from the traditional local handmade doll motanka while the fashion brand Lake displayed a monochrome-based urbanwear separates along with occasional splashes of pale yellow, fiery red and soothing blue.
Olga Alonova opted to feature a romance inspired elegant yet playful collection in hues of dark purple, light blue, creamy brown and plain grey whereas Oleksiy Zalevskiy wove magic with an asymmetrical lines, bold prints and relaxed silhouettes infused range.
Anastasia Ivanova highlighted an eye-catching range of turquoise, yellow and royal blue toned dresses and designer Jean Gritsfeldt’s show included ensembles like an old black and white photo print white loose fit gown, men’s shorts and a bubble-gum pink coloured King Kong emblazoned sweatshirt. (PB)
The fresh blooming spring season played as the source of inspiration for designer Liliya Poustovit’s new blue palette based collection which was adorned with small and big motifs of flowers.
Designer Victoria Gres chose to show a lavender violet, bright yellow, pastel white and grey colour heavy line inspired from the traditional local handmade doll motanka while the fashion brand Lake displayed a monochrome-based urbanwear separates along with occasional splashes of pale yellow, fiery red and soothing blue.
Olga Alonova opted to feature a romance inspired elegant yet playful collection in hues of dark purple, light blue, creamy brown and plain grey whereas Oleksiy Zalevskiy wove magic with an asymmetrical lines, bold prints and relaxed silhouettes infused range.
Anastasia Ivanova highlighted an eye-catching range of turquoise, yellow and royal blue toned dresses and designer Jean Gritsfeldt’s show included ensembles like an old black and white photo print white loose fit gown, men’s shorts and a bubble-gum pink coloured King Kong emblazoned sweatshirt. (PB)
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