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Al Bawaba
26-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Al Bawaba
Moscow Fashion Week Redefines Modest Fashion with Innovative Designs
Moscow Fashion Week concluded in the heart of the Russian capital, showcasing original collections from designers around the world, spanning from Russia to South Africa, from the USA to India, and from China to Turkey. With over 200 brands and 90 shows, this international event continues to grow in scale each season, leaving a lasting impression. Moscow Fashion Week serves as a vital platform for brands from emerging countries, offering them a chance to showcase their potential and gain recognition on a global stage. The concept of modest fashion, a trend gaining popularity worldwide, was once again highlighted at Moscow Fashion Week. Designers from Russia, Indonesia, India, and Tajikistan presented fresh interpretations of this significant fashion trend. Collections featured at the event emphasized simple lines, natural materials, and unique embroideries, capturing attention with their elegance, harmony, and contemporary flair. Nasiba Babaeva, the designer of the Ikat House brand from Tajikistan, expressed the value of the Russian market for her brand, emphasizing the appreciation for originality and quality. For the Tajik fashion industry, participation in Moscow Fashion Week signifies a step towards international recognition and new opportunities. Ikat House's collection paid homage to cultural heritage, showcasing the seamless integration of traditional craftsmanship with modern design. Zuhat at Moscow Fashion Week This season, the roster of brands focusing on modest fashion and drawing inspiration from their cultural roots expanded. Russian brands like Measure, Bouzma ethnique, ASLP Dagestan, and Zuhat embraced this concept in their collections. ZUHAT, a Moscow-based brand with Dagestani heritage, explored unconventional color palettes with a focus on soft pastel tones. Balancing tradition with modernity, the brand infused femininity and transparency into its designs, playing with layering and deconstruction while adhering to its modest fashion principles. Zainab Saidulaeva, the designer of the Measure brand, drew inspiration from the village of Kubachi and its rich history of goldsmithing. The collection honored this unique folk craft through intricate ornaments created by talented artisans. Delicate openwork appliqués adorned elegant floor-length dresses and tunics in rich shades, ranging from chocolate to emerald. Measure at Moscow Fashion Week ASLP Dagestan transported the audience to the vibrant landscapes of the Republic of Dagestan, featuring a fashion show accompanied by spirited traditional dances. The collection presented traditional garments in a contemporary light, blending experimentation and boldness while upholding the cultural essence of the region. Traditional burkas were adorned with 3D appliqués, capes were embellished with sequins, and patchwork dresses featured national patterns and fringe. Indonesian brand Reborn29 by Syukriah Rusydi presented modest fashion designs featuring loose cuts paired with maxi and midi lengths for comfort. Asymmetrical prints were incorporated to add a contemporary touch to the collection. The seamless integration of black, brown and gray tones, spanning from hues of light grey to graphite, harmoniously enhanced the overall aesthetic.
Khaleej Times
26-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Khaleej Times
Moscow Fashion Week spotlights modest fashion with innovative designs
Moscow Fashion Week concluded in the heart of the Russian capital, showcasing original collections from designers across the globe, including Russia, South Africa, the United States, India, China and Turkey. With over 200 brands and 90 shows, the event continues to grow in scale each season, offering a platform for emerging fashion labels to gain international recognition. This year, modest fashion - a trend gaining prominence worldwide - was once again a focal point. Designers from Russia, Indonesia, India and Tajikistan presented fresh interpretations of this evolving style, incorporating simple lines, natural materials and intricate embroidery. Their collections blended elegance, cultural heritage and contemporary appeal. Cultural heritage meets contemporary fashion Nasiba Babaeva, designer of Tajikistan's Ikat House, highlighted the significance of the Russian market for her brand, noting the appreciation for originality and quality. For Tajik fashion, participation in Moscow Fashion Week marks a step towards global recognition and new opportunities. Ikat House's collection paid tribute to cultural heritage, seamlessly integrating traditional craftsmanship with modern aesthetics. This season, the presence of brands embracing modest fashion and drawing inspiration from their cultural roots expanded significantly. Russian labels such as Measure, Bouzma Ethnique, ASLP Dagestan and Zuhat showcased innovative designs while staying true to the essence of modest fashion. Moscow-based Zuhat, a brand with Dagestani heritage, experimented with unconventional colour palettes, incorporating soft pastel tones. The collection balanced tradition and modernity, using layering and deconstruction techniques while maintaining a sense of femininity and elegance. Measure, designed by Zainab Saidulaeva, took inspiration from Kubachi, a village renowned for its goldsmithing traditions. The collection paid homage to this unique folk craft, featuring intricate ornaments created by skilled artisans. Delicate openwork appliqués adorned floor-length dresses and tunics in rich shades, including chocolate and emerald. ASLP Dagestan transported audiences to the landscapes of the Republic of Dagestan with a vibrant fashion show accompanied by traditional dances. The collection presented a modern take on traditional garments, blending bold experimentation with cultural authenticity. Traditional burkas were embellished with 3D appliqués, capes were adorned with sequins, and patchwork dresses featured national patterns and fringe detailing. A global perspective on modest fashion Indonesian brand Reborn29 by Syukriah Rusydi introduced modest fashion designs that combined loose silhouettes with maxi and midi lengths for comfort. Asymmetrical prints provided a contemporary touch, while the seamless integration of black, brown and grey tones - from light grey to deep graphite - enhanced the collection's aesthetic. As modest fashion continues to gain momentum on the global stage, Moscow Fashion Week remains a key event for designers blending tradition with modernity, proving that elegance and innovation can go hand in hand.
Zawya
14-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Zawya
Moscow Fashion Week: Creating Fresh Opportunities for Africa's Fashion Industry
From March 13 to 18, the grandeur of Moscow Fashion Week ( will sweep over the Russian capital, encapsulating the essence of the fashion season. This prestigious event serves as a global stage for African designers to unveil their creative prowess to the world. In addition to designers and fashion experts, Moscow Fashion Week will also be attended by media representatives, as well as buyers and business representatives from various countries. The textile industry plays a vital role in Africa's manufacturing sector, providing employment to over 500,000 individuals within its cotton mills alone. As Africa sets its sights on expanding into uncharted markets, Moscow Fashion Week emerges as a vital nexus, facilitating connections between the vibrant fashion landscapes of Africa, Europe, Asia, and beyond. Over 200 designers from countries like Russia, Spain, the USA, India, China, and Indonesia will participate in different formats of Moscow Fashion Week. The spotlight will undoubtedly shine on South African designer, MUSAWENKOSi, as he unveils his meticulously curated collection in Moscow, where every intricate detail demands attention and admiration. 'Moscow Fashion Week exposes designers to a broader audience, including industry professionals, media, and potential clients, helping build brand identity. Showcasing at such a large event like Moscow Fashion Week with curious minds working behind the scenes will give us a chance to grow,' said the designer. Russian designers will also captivate attention with their striking collections and unique portrayal of fashion trends. Some Moscow Fashion Week participants have already garnered acclaim from fashion experts in Africa; for instance, designer Darya Kipriyanova garnered success at the Hub of Africa Fashion Week in Ethiopia in January 2025. The Julia Dalakian brand is set to present an exceptional blend of raffia and denim toughness with the grace of flowing chiffon and silky knitwear on the Moscow Fashion Week runway. Russian designer Galina Podzolko emphasizes absolute femininity, traditional elegant silhouettes, and luxurious fabrics in her creations. A pivotal objective of the upcoming Moscow Fashion Week ( is to foster the relationships within the global fashion community, uniting diverse countries through the medium of fashion. This international platform serves as a crucial catalyst in propelling the African fashion industry forward, underscoring the importance for local brands to actively engage in such monumental international events. Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Moscow Fashion Week.
Al Bawaba
13-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Al Bawaba
Moscow Fashion Week Brings Together Fashion Industries from Emerging Regions
Moscow will play host to the much-anticipated Moscow Fashion Week, drawing together representatives from nearly 200 brands from Russia and around the world. This international gathering is known for its pivotal role in propelling young, innovative talent onto the global stage, featuring unique collections, emerging names, and creative interpretations of cultural influences within current fashion trends. It will serve as a launching pad for talented designers from emerging regions to gain global recognition. Experts from the Middle East will be closely following this prestigious event. During the last season, UAE designer Angelo Estera caused quite a stir at Moscow Fashion Week with his refined silhouettes and intricate craftsmanship, showcasing a touch of authentic Middle Eastern elegance. Angelo Estera highlighted the impeccable organization of Moscow Fashion Week, stating: «I was delighted and mesmerized and overwhelmed with the Moscow Fashion Week organization. I had a wonderful experience with the fashion shows, and the overall impression for me was amazing, and I was thankful for this beautiful experience having to showcase my Spring Summer 2025 collection in this region. And be able to enjoy new boundaries in terms of opportunities with our brand». The upcoming season promises a grand scale, with over 90 shows planned and additional promotional formats for fashion brands beyond the runway. The event will feature a bustling market where visitors can personally engage with designers' creations. Moscow Fashion Week is dedicated to discovering new fashion talents, supporting emerging designers, and honoring the cultural heritage of all participants - principles that resonate well with international participants. The event aims to foster new connections between fashion industries across borders, with the participation of fashion brands from China, Spain, South Africa, India, and numerous other regions. Moscow Fashion Week serves as a platform for emerging fashion brands to gain international recognition, notably, the brand Zuhat, known for its commitment to modest fashion. After gaining traction at Moscow Fashion Week, Zuhat successfully showcased at the Indonesian International Modest Fashion Festival in 2024, garnering international acclaim. Likewise, Measure, a modest brand with a strong international presence, showcased its collection at Lakme Fashion Week x FDCI in India in 2024. Moscow Fashion Week provides a promising platform for fashion brands aiming to reach global audiences. Fashion serves as a universal language that transcends borders, connecting people across different countries and cultures. Russia and Middle Eastern countries resonate with this sentiment and are actively engaging in closer cooperation within the fashion sphere. The upcoming Moscow Fashion Week promises exciting discoveries, dynamic collections, and a further strengthening of cultural ties between nations.
