Andry Bartenev

Andry Bartenev is an artist who works across the specialisms of painting, graphics, and ceramics but is mainly known for his extravagant costume design and sculptural performance. 

These images are from his "Botanical Ballet," of 1992.

Roman Ermakov I

Roman Ermakov “Geometric games” a series of costumes made for creative agency 'Creativiva' in Toronto, Canada.  

Michael Kotin

Michael Kotin a young fashion student from St Petersburg often creates statements on his clothing to be viewed from behind.   

Lisa Smirnova

Lisa Smirnova's collaborative, 'The Artist at Home' collection is a series of garments embellished to look as though they are paint damaged so that the clothes themselves become unique works of art.

"Artist At Home" New collection from Olya Glagoleva's eco-friendly brand GO in collaboration with Lisa Smirnova, a talented artist from Moscow. Artist At Home is a story about the creative process of an artist which has been told through the language of textile. Fabrics used in the collection are cashmere, organic Indian hemp & cotton, 80's denim jeans and vintage towels sourced from London's famous Portobello Road; as well as plaid blankets from Flea markets in Wales. The collection tells the story of a painter whose studio and her home is a single space, where both home and work clothing mix together. The story of the creative process will captivate you and transport you to the artist's parallel reality. Every garment is made only once, each decorated with hand embroidery in the unique style of Lisa Smirnova. The clothes themselves are pieces of art, lovingly created in a process that spans up to 100 hours each. In keeping with the GO tradition, every piece will be packed in a separate box made from recycled wood with detailed information about the item and a small book included with the full story of the creation.

Olga Ezova-Denisova

With themes of 'Spruce' 'Bilberry' and 'The Forest' Olga Ezova-Denisova hand prints and hand embroiders these stunning textiles creating things of great beauty.

Yana Tsvetkova

Russian designer Yana Tsvetkova's AW 2015/16 collection manages to combine beautifully tailored elegance and style with practical garments adaptable to any occasion. The collection is mainly constructed from natural fabrics with contrasting panels to accentuate the form and highlight details.

Asya Kozina I

Paper costumes created to represent the different wedding outfits of different culture by paper sculptor Asya Kozina, as an advertisement for wedding underwear from "Wild Orchid" company.

ISLA

ISLA is a label by Olga Kozina, based in Moscow, Russia. Olga Kozina studied at British Higher School of Art and Design, Fashion Design Course and graduated in 2013 with diploma collection “The Great Utopia”.
This is her collection Embers a beautiful collection inspired by peasant work wear.

Frau Berg

Frau Berg was founded by Olga Berg in 2007, the label makes couture bone lace accessories, fashion details and jewelry.
"This is the most time-consuming, the most ancient way of handmade, which originated in Russia in the twelfth century. This is a living tradition that has great potential and the ability to upgrade. Once I wanted to rethink the world and create a new reality.Owning basis Crafts, I started subtly incorporate this tradition in modern art design. Particular attention is paid to the study of ornament, as it is an important spiritual - material sign. Ornamental art is very plastic and can easily be transformed, and the form of decor can exist as an independent work. All this set of knowledge, skills and experiments gave me a certain sense of readiness to establish a full-fledged independent designer brand. -" Olga Berg

Konstantin Gayday

 'Gods' SS 2014 collection by Konstantin Gayday is a collection of elaborate headpieces inspired by different religions. A stunning melting pot of iconography from Christianity to Hinduism, Islam, Paganism, Buddhism, Shamanism and Greco-Roman mysteries, iconic and spectacular.

Razu Mikhina I

Stunning ribboned coats, dresses, skirts and jackets from Razu Mikinarazu a company formed by designer Daria Razumikhina.
Razu Mikhina's collections mix different shapes, colours and moods creating an eclectic urban style. Oriental influences are merged with traditional Russian ornaments. Russian lace still handmade in the northern town of Vologda, ribbons and braid used in Russian traditional costumes and Russian felt and linen all combine with contemporary proportions to create a sophisticated exotic post-folk look.