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Antonius Fashion Show 5
Anotnius Fashion Show is another great event in Estonia that brings together designers, fashion creators and artists. The main spot is located in Tartu city – Antonius Courtyard. For the
ERKI Fashion Show 2017
Last weekend, we witnessed one of the most anticipated events in Estonian fashion – ERKI Moeshow. ERKI (Eesti Riiklik Kunstiinstituut) is an annual show that features a huge number of
Riga Fashion Week AW17/18. Pohjanheimo
This was the tribute to Nordic design – pure lines, laconic cut, minimalistic with only few colours. Pohjanheimo is one of the leading Estonian designers that always shows the high-class
Baltika Group SS17
Last Tuesday, Estonia’s biggest clothing retailer Baltika Group arranged a flower party called Flower x Fashion, showing new SS17 collections of their brands – Monton, Bastion, Baltman, Mosaic, and Ivo
DRAGONFLY by ANNA LED
ANNA LED (Anna Ledskalniņa) is one of the most distinctive Latvian designers. Her collections come in a modern feminine cut, in which different fabrics and textures are often mixed together.
Tiina by Tiina AW16
Tiina by Tiina collection by local Estonian designer Tiina Talumees always remains feminine and elegant. The most distinctive part of it became shimmering fabrics and butterfly prints. Tiina creates jersey dresses
Creature by Oksana Tandit
Some fashion shows can differ from others. Local Estonian designer Oksana Tandit somehow feels the trend and adopts it to our everyday life. For example, instead of glamorous catwalk she
Urfa by Aram Nikolyan
Every time I visit Yerevan, i try to see at least one fashion show by local designer. On 4 June Aram Nikolyan presented his new collection “Urfa:Reborn Values” in the
Hüperborea by Liisi Eesmaa
SS 2015 collection by Liisi Eesmaa has an extravagant name Hüperborea. The word itself (Hyperborea) comes from Greek mythology, which means a group of mythical people who lived “beyond the North