Pariz tokom Nedelje mode je grad u pokretu — mesto gde se istorijski saloni, skrivene galerije i grandiozne piste pretvaraju u bine za najintrigantnije modne priče sveta. 3. marta 2026. godine, PFWShow je doneo jedinstvenu međunarodnu perspektivu ovom globalnom trenutku, organizujući veče visoke mode i kreativnog izraza u La Galerie Bourbone, jednom od intimnih, ali elegantnih kulturnih prostora grada.
Kurirano od strane producentkinje Yanine Hancharove i kreativnog tima Fashion Tech Hub-a, šou je okupio dizajnere čiji rad odražava snažan kulturni identitet i globalne ambicije. Za mlade i nezavisne modne kuće, predstavljanje u Parizu znači više od profesionalnog dostignuća — to je ulaznica u najuticajniji modni razgovor na svetu.
„Predstavljanje kolekcije u Parizu je uvek velika čast za dizajnera iz bilo kog dela sveta,“ kaže Hancharova. „Čak i uz snažan lokalni uspeh, važno je da dizajneri nastupe na istoj sceni sa globalnim modnim ikonama. Pariz je mesto gde najbolje treba biti predstavljeno.“
Pista je reflektovala ovu filozofiju, nudeći niz kolekcija koje su se skladno kretale između teatralne visoke mode, kulturnog pripovedanja i savremenog glamura.
RARA COUTURE otvorila je večer sa kolekcijom RARA Premiere 2026, koja je ličila na scensku produkciju. Somot, svetlucavi taft i teksturisana čipka formirali su dramatične siluete koje istražuju različite dimenzije ženstvenosti — autoritet, romantiku, senzualnost i misteriju. Svaki izgled izgledao je gotovo kao lik u većoj naraciji, pretvarajući pistu u živi performans.
AM LUX Couture, kuća koju je osnovala Hasmik Movsisyan, bivša šefica ateljea u Nacionalnoj operi Jermenije, predstavila je kolekciju pod umetničkim vođstvom Ani Movsisyan. Haljine su definisane arhitektonskim volumenom, preciznim vezom i luksuznim materijalima. Ručno izrađene između Liona i Pariza, kolekcija je odražavala tihu disciplinu tradicionalnih ateljea visoke mode, dok je prihvatala savremenu eleganciju.
Dizajnerka Anastasia Bakuradze, osnivačica luksuznog brenda ANASTASIA, donela je međunarodnu perspektivu na pistu sa nizom elegantnih večernjih haljina. Poznata po predstavama kolekcija na globalnim nedeljama mode i međunarodnim beauty događajima, kuća nastavlja da širi svoj svetski uticaj, zadržavajući snažan fokus na zanatskoj izradi i bezvremenom glamuru.
Završnicu šoua obeležila je PAROMA ALA MODE dizajnerke Paromite Ghosh, sa igrom koncepta „Đavo nosi Pradu reimaginiran“ (Crveno & Belo). Inspirisana ikoničnim kulturnim fenomenom, kolekcija je jezik moćnog oblačenja pretvorila u odvažne siluete i dramatičnu crveno-belu paletu — samouvereno, glamurozno i jasno spremno za pistu.
Poznata po intelektualnoj eleganciji i rafiniranoj individualnosti, rad Lene Tsokalenko odražava umetničku senzitivnost i modernu ženstvenost. Njena kolekcija inspirisana je detinjstvom — čistim pogledom dece i njihovim naivnim snovima, što se reflektuje kroz jednostavne siluete i delikatne ručne dekoracije, kao da je majka s ljubavlju prišila cvetove na haljinu svom voljenom detetu.
Introspektivniju priču donela je kolekcija Obsidian gruzijske dizajnerke Tinatin Magalashvili. Inspirisana vulkanskim kamenom nastalim kroz vatru, dizajni istražuju dualnost moderne ženstvenosti — snagu izgrađenu iskustvom, uravnoteženu nežnim emotivnim centrom. Aksesoari Ketevan Karchava i nakit Enamelia upotpunili su narativ rafiniranim detaljima.
Ketevan Karchava stvorila je sopstveni put vođena ljubavlju prema zanatu i rafiniranom ukusu. Somot je postao zaštitni znak njenog brenda, a ručno vezeni cvetovi njegov identitet. Svaka torba je unikat, stvorena s strpljenjem i emocijom. To nije samo aksesoar — to je elegancija oživljena rukom.
Enamelia Jewelry – Triangl lepote
Umetnica koja već 20 godina pažljivo ručno izrađuje svaki komad, priča priče kroz brend Enamelia. Portfolio brenda uključuje tematske cikluse koji oživljavaju kulturnu memoriju: „Gruzijska Supra“ — ritual gruzijskog gostoprimstva u živopisnim bojama emajla; „Argonauti“ i „Vikinzi“ — umetničko istraživanje drevnih mitoloških veza; „Vitez u panterovoj koži“ — vizuelna interpretacija Rustavelijeve večne filozofije.
Zajedno, kolekcije su odražavale evoluirajuću prirodu savremene mode — mesto gde se dizajneri iz različitih kultura susreću u Parizu da podele svoje priče, zanat i kreativnu viziju.
Iza scene, događaj je producirala kompanija Fashion Tech Hub Ltd., sa backstage režijom Olge Berline, vođom beauty tima Olgom Pekarskaya, koordinacijom Tatiane Lugine i fotografijom Evgeniya Ustinaua.
Jedne večeri u Parizu, galerija je postala više od prostora — postala je bina na kojoj su se glasovi globalno mladih i perspektivnih dizajnera uklopili u ritam modne prestonice.
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An International Showcase at Paris Fashion Week
Paris during Fashion Week is a city in motion — where historic salons, hidden galleries, and grand runways transform into stages for the world’s most compelling fashion narratives. On March 3, 2026, PFWShow brought a distinctive international perspective to this global moment, hosting an evening of couture and creative expression at La Galerie Bourbone, one of the city’s intimate yet elegant cultural spaces.
Curated by producer Yanina Hancharova and the creative team of Fashion Tech Hub, the show gathered designers whose work reflects both strong cultural identity and global ambition. For emerging and independent houses, presenting in Paris is more than a professional milestone — it is an entry into fashion’s most influential conversation.
“Presenting a collection in Paris is always a great honor for a designer from any part of the world,” Hancharova says. “Even with strong local success, it is important for designers to appear on the same stage as global fashion icons. Paris is where the best should be represented.”
The runway reflected this philosophy, offering a sequence of collections that moved seamlessly between theatrical couture, cultural storytelling, and contemporary glamour.
The evening opened with RARA COUTURE, whose collection RARA Premiere 2026 unfolded like a stage production. Velvet, luminous taffeta, and textured lace formed dramatic silhouettes that explored the many dimensions of femininity — authority, romance, sensuality, and mystery. Each look appeared almost like a character within a larger narrative, transforming the runway into a living performance.
The craftsmanship of AM LUX Couture followed, a house founded by Hasmik Movsisyan, former Head of Ateliers at the National Opera of Armenia. With artistic direction by Ani Movsisyan, the brand presented gowns defined by architectural volume, meticulous embroidery, and luxurious fabrics. Handcrafted between Lyon and Paris, the collection reflected the quiet discipline of traditional couture ateliers while embracing contemporary elegance.
Designer Anastasia Bakuradze, founder of Luxury Brand ANASTASIA, brought an international couture perspective to the runway with a series of elegant evening gowns. Known for presenting collections across global fashion weeks and international beauty stages, the house continues to expand its worldwide presence while maintaining a strong focus on craftsmanship and timeless glamour.
Closing the show, PAROMA ALA MODE by designer Paromita Ghosh introduced a playful yet striking concept: The Devil Wears Prada Reimagined (Red & White). Inspired by the iconic cultural phenomenon, the collection translated the language of power dressing into bold silhouettes and a dramatic red-and-white palette — confident, glamorous, and unmistakably runway-ready.
Known for her intellectual elegance and refined individuality, Lena Tsokalenko’s work embodies artistic sensitivity and modern femininity. This collection is inspired by childhood — the pure gaze of children and their naïve dreams. These ideas are reflected in simple silhouettes and delicate handmade decorations, as if a mother had lovingly sewn flowers onto a dress for her beloved child.
A more introspective story emerged in Obsidian, the collection by Georgian designer Tinatin Magalashvili. Inspired by the volcanic stone formed through fire, the designs explored the duality of modern womanhood — strength forged through experience, balanced by a delicate emotional core. Accessories from Ketewan Karchava and jewelry by Enamelia completed the narrative with refined detail.
Ketevan Karchava carved her own path — driven by a love for craftsmanship and refined taste. She transformed velvet into the signature of her brand, with hand-embroidered flowers becoming its identity. Each bag is unique, created with patience and emotion. It’s not just an accessory — it’s elegance brought to life by hand.
Enamelia Jewelry – A Triangle of Beauty
The artist, who for 20 years has meticulously handcrafted each piece with absolute precision, tells stories through Enamelia. The brand’s portfolio features thematic cycles that breathe life into cultural memory: ”The Georgian Supra” — capturing the ritual of Georgian hospitality in the vibrant colors of enamel; ”Argonauts” and “Vikings” — an artistic exploration of ancient mythological connections; ”The Knight in the Panther’s Skin” — a visual interpretation of Rustaveli’s immortal philosophy.
Together, the collections reflected the evolving nature of contemporary fashion — one where designers from different cultures meet in Paris to share their stories, craftsmanship, and creative vision.
Behind the scenes, the event was produced by Fashion Tech Hub Ltd., with backstage direction by Olga Berlina, beauty team lead Olga Pekarskaya, backstage coordination by Tatiana Lugina, and photography by Evgeniy Ustinau.
For one evening in Paris, the gallery became more than a venue — it became a stage where emerging global voices joined the rhythm of the fashion capital.
