BRICS+: A fashion summit that unites talents and experts from all over the world

BRICS + Fashion Summit – a major fashion event, held in Moscow in December, is significant for the exchange of knowledge and ideas between creatives, artists and the business sector of the fashion industry, which reflects the aspiration of the BRICS alliance to integrate a wide range of participants to strengthen the network and cooperation.

Serbia has enormous potential and great talents, as evidenced by this year’s representative – fashion house Batakovic Belgrade.

This year, at the Moscow Fashion Week, which will be held in the Russian capital from March 1 to 8, the presence of Serbian designers will mean a great development of their careers, as well as the development of culture and economy, which is the goal of this important event.

And now let’s recall the brightest fashion trends presented at the BRICS + Fashion Summit fashion shows.

BRICS+ 2023 – Review of fashion shows

During BRICS+ 2023, 12 designers had the opportunity to present their collections and creations, which were conceptually and stylistically different from each other, which was the goal of this year’s summit – the aesthetics of diversity and novelty.

Behind Serbia was the fashion house Batakovic Belgrade. Bataković, as a celebrated Serbian brand, expands the boundaries of comfort and style. They presented their collection for autumn and winter 2024 on the last day of the Summit.

Anna Kadetova

A brand that has built its name on coordinated tonalities, combining functionality and glamour, brought to Moscow pieces of oversized coats, casual half-waisted dresses, made of different materials, which brings to life the diversity of each piece on display.

Denis Goryshev

Denis Goryshev

The color was based on the inspiration of earth, nature, wood, glass, in contrast with bright colors, such as striking red.

Vladislav Bochkarev

Other brands that exhibited their collections set and solidified the trends on stage for the 2023/2024 season.

Pasha Raw

Pasha Raw

Color game:

The Chinese brand 陳宇CHNNYU presents classic silhouettes in its collection, with a contrast of bright colors, prints and textures.

Victor Boyko

The effect of duality is shown by „oversized“ cuts, which are perfectly combined with gentle tops with clear sky prints.

Ivan Gushchin

ALENE AKHMADULLINA’s collection is based on the harmony of functionality, which is reflected in classic jeans pants, and chic, embodied in dresses with complex details and textures.

The play with colors is noticeable in the interesting and effective blending of different materials and textures.

Victor Boyko

Victor Boyko

The beginning of the David Tlala collection (South Africa) was unusual, because all the models came out together, and then individually.

Denis Goryshev

In addition to this excellent psychological trick, the pieces of clothing defied proportions, through multiple layers of materials, which blended perfectly with each other.

Pasha Raw

Denis Goryshev

Architectural forms:

The minimalistic approach to clothing with white and pastel colors by Lucas Leão (Brazil) gave an excellent visual effect, emphasizing the patterns of ancient peoples.

Denis Goryshev

Denis Goryshev

Since 1995, Arzu Kaprol (Turkey) has been bringing a futuristic touch to her creations, which was also the case at this year’s BRICS+ summit, where her collection stood out with architectural shapes, fur and animal prints.

Denis Goryshev

Denis Goryshev

Back to the ’00s:

Headed by Juan Hernandez Daels, the new collection of SADAELS (Argentina) brand brings freshness in dressing and ease of wearing things with crop-top models, low-waist pants and mini-skirts, radiating the energy of the 2000s.

Victor Boyko

Victor Boyko

Sustainable Fashion:

Many designers use environmentally friendly materials in their creations. Among them, AL•DRI•E (Indonesia) stands out as an advocate of ecology in fashion.

Denis Goryshev

This brand introduces punk elements into its models. Their sustainability mission is achieved by upcycling old materials.

A touch of ancient culture:

Hany El Behairy (Egypt) managed to revive silhouettes from the culture of ancient Egypt with his creations, and Queen Nefertiti as his leading inspiration.

Denis Goryshev

Pasha Raw

The collective show of designers from India (KHANIJO; Naushad Ali; Shruti Sancheti; Ritesh Kumar) managed to revive the elements of their rich culture with the creations, but still managed to keep their personal touch.

Victor Boyko

Victor Boyko

Victor Boyko

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