5 best collections of next generation at Futurum Moscow

Here is but a few of these wild creatives to watch out for:

NOT TODAY by Elizaveta Samsonova
The brand follows the standards of slow fashion style, making small capsule collections or working in a joint effort with craftsmen past customary schedule seasons. A portion of the pieces are totally special, and are made to order.

NOT TODAY is a Moscow slow fashion design brand. Each assortment has some mystery sense or a story, and depends on profound exploration of the subject that has gotten the creator’s attention. This can be a bit of news at a news channel, a function or a recorded music piece.

GIDROPLAN by Maria Silantyeva
This assortment is committed to blending of real factors and is named Reflection of Reality.

Clad in full-face veils, the models for the new GIDROPLAN collection swaggered out in glitch-style marble-print coats, yin-yang print full body catsuits suggestive of Marine Serre and overcoats printed with pastel visuals, vaporwave images and Matrix-like symbolism.

This future-rave assortment was combined with profoundly unique tracksuit bottoms, caps and all the glitch-rave clothing one could require.

ST by Sonya Tikhonova
Tikhonova accepts that the brand has to mirror the embodiment of its maker. Her character is straightforwardly associated with her specialty. The ST by Sonya Tikhonova brand is an encapsulation of the ground-breaking energy of a female soul. The Svergnutye Tela (Cast Down Bodies) assortment by ST by Sonya Tikhonova contains 11 looks. With blades and leaves in hand, the models emerged in ceremonial brilliant Greek-style dresses, all shine and silk. Crepe de chine unsettles accumulated on the facade of the dresses inferred the pictures of fanciful naiads, while the many-sided undergarments of collapsed muslin gave off a backwoods dryad vibe.

k∅d by Natasha Timofeyeva and Olesya Moldavskaya
The breakaway success of this Futurum Moscow, this specialty premium brand is youthful and punchy, intending to produce itself a spot in the serious Russian design market.

The collection proceeds with the all-encompassing subject of the day – garments of things to come. Each component of each piece of clothing is remarkable and can be worn in reverse. All articles of clothing in the assortment are unisex, fitting the thoughts of Futurum Moscow – adaptability and a ground breaking approach.

BLANC by Nina Kotsurenko
Through cautious work with shapes and subtleties, the fashioners expect to make ideal extents that could feature the character and excellence of any lady. The planners’ creative mind isn’t restricted with any essential closet as they wish each young lady could feel splendid and extraordinary in their pieces of clothing.

The SS 2021 Collection is a symbol of magnificence and womanliness, highlighting the retreat stylish joined with a sentiment of opportunity and a mind-set of unconstrained voyaging.