Ukrainan Art Festival

BEVZA is a Ukrainian fashion brand founded in 2006 by designer Svetlana Bevza. The label is known for its minimalist, modern aesthetic, clean silhouettes, and refined tailoring that emphasize simplicity, balance, and architectural precision. BEVZA designs often use high‑quality natural fabrics and subtle detailing to create timeless, wearable pieces that reflect both elegance and practicality. The brand’s collections encompass ready‑to‑wear womenswear, knitwear, and outerwear, appealing to contemporary women who value understated luxury and sophisticated design. BEVZA has earned international recognition, showing at major fashion weeks and being stocked in global concept stores, making it one of Ukraine’s most respected contemporary fashion names.

Kristina Bobkova founded her brand in 2000, creating a distinct voice in contemporary womenswear.
The brand is known for contemporary elegance with a minimalist yet expressive aesthetic, combining clean silhouettes with subtle experimental details. It often explores contrasts between softness and structure, using high-quality fabrics and precise tailoring. Designs feature asymmetry and unexpected cuts, emphasizing individuality and quiet confidence. Overall, it represents modern, thoughtful fashion for independent women.

Kristina Bobkova graduated from Kyiv National University of Technology and Design and the University of Marangoni with a degree in fashion design. She created her first student collection at 17, and in 1998 debuted a professional collection at Ukrainian Fashion Week, entering the top 5 Ukrainian designers.
She has worked for many years as a designer and stylist for Ukrainian stars in show business, sports, theater, and television, and as a costume designer for film.
Her brand reflects elegant minimalism, Japanese-inspired cuts, high-quality materials, and wearability. Inspiration comes from creative journeys, cultural exploration, secluded places, contemporary art, books, films, architecture, and vintage markets. A central theme is admiration for strong, creative women shaping the world.

Irina Dzhus is a Ukrainian fashion designer, stylist, and the creative force behind the avant‑garde brand DZHUS, founded in 2010. She graduated from Kyiv National University of Technologies and Design and launched her conceptual label focused on innovative, multifunctional clothing and accessories made from cruelty‑free, ethical materials. Known for minimalist yet expressive designs and transformable garments, DZHUS combines artistic vision with practical wearability. Irina’s collections have been showcased at international fashion weeks, and she has received awards for cruelty‑free and innovative fashion. The brand also supports social and cultural causes, reflecting her commitment to ethical, conscious design.

Tetiana Chorna is a Ukrainian conceptual jewellery brand founded in 2010 by artist and designer Tetiana Chorna. The brand creates jewellery as wearable art, combining original forms, mixed materials, and meaningful narratives. Each piece reflects personal and cultural stories, emotional depth, and contemporary Ukrainian creativity. Chorna’s collections are often unique or limited edition and have been showcased at international exhibitions and fashion weeks in Kyiv, Paris, Vilnius, Bucharest, and New York.

Kachorovska is a Ukrainian fashion label with shoemaking roots since 1957, now led by Alina Kachorovska, the third generation of the family. Alina transformed the family’s artisanal craft into a contemporary brand known for stylish, comfortable, and feminine shoes, bags, and ready-to-wear pieces. The label combines tradition with innovation and fosters a creative community through initiatives like the Shoelovers Club. With flagship stores, online sales, and strong presence in Ukraine’s design scene, Kachorovska is a leading name in contemporary Ukrainian fashion.

Vozianov is a Ukrainian avant‑garde fashion brand founded in 1998 by Fedir Vozianov. It focuses on minimalist, conceptual design with clean lines, geometric shapes, and experimental forms. The brand aims to create universal, wearable pieces that transcend trends, sizing norms, and traditional fashion rules. Vozianov often draws inspiration from art, literature, and culture, treating clothing as both a functional object and a creative statement. Its collections have been showcased at Ukrainian Fashion Week and are recognized for blending avant‑garde aesthetics with practical wearability. Inclusivity, innovation, and artistic expression are central to the brand’s identity.

Fedir Vozianov born in Kyiv into an intellectually engaged family, he initially explored creative work before fully committing to fashion design. Early in his career, Vozianov gained recognition for his minimalist and experimental approach, blending technology, artistic concepts, and performative fashion presentations. He has been described as one of the most avant‑garde voices in the Ukrainian fashion scene and was listed among promising talent by publications like Vogue Italia.
Vozianov’s work often dissolves traditional boundaries between clothing, art, and design-treating garments as objects with functional, visual, and conceptual significance rather than mere fashion items. Throughout his career, he has drawn inspiration from art movements (such as suprematism), literature, culture, and universal design principles. His shows have included performative elements and symbolic narratives, such as a 2017 collection inspired by the work of Ukrainian‑born writer Mykola Gogol that centered a disabled model as the protagonist. Vozianov’s approach emphasizes inclusivity and adaptability, creating pieces that transcend conventional sizing and fashion norms.
In addition to his creative work, he has engaged with broader design and cultural projects, combining fashion with object and architectural design. Over time, his practice has evolved to focus on conceptual experimentation, universality, and artistic expression, placing him among the most innovative figures in Ukrainian contemporary design.

Nina Doshe is a Ukrainian art-driven fashion brand by designer Nina Dobrovolska. The brand transforms original paintings into wearable art on silk, creating scarves, kimonos, textiles, and luxury accessories. Each piece reflects Nina’s painterly style, blending fine art with fashion, and her work is also exhibited internationally.