At Ukrainian Fashion Week, Andreas Moskin introduced the "Executed Renaissance" collection for Fall/Winter 25/26, which draws inspiration from the cultural elite of early 20th-century Ukraine and the avant-garde literature of Mike Johansen. The collection challenges traditional masculinity through innovative silhouettes, such as elongated jackets and deconstructed suits in a red and khaki palette, reflecting deeper themes of cultural evolution influenced by historical turmoil. Natural fabrics like tweed, cashmere, and wool are seamlessly blended with modern tailoring, complemented by earthy tones and playful accents. The collection also emphasizes inclusivity.
This collection reflects the stages of our cultural evolution-transitioning from dark, chaotic imagery of censorship and war to the light and openness emblematic of our era of independence.
Featuring elongated jackets with distinctive fixed belts, the designs conjure an expressive silhouette reminiscent of a work uniform, yet elevated to a place of high fashion.
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