Far from home, Ukrainian designers showcase fashion that was created amid air raid sirens.
Far from home, Ukrainian designers showcase fashion that was created amid air raid sirens
Despite the ongoing war in Ukraine, fashion designers like Ksenia Schnaider are determined to continue their work. Schnaider and her team faced numerous challenges, including air raid sirens and power cuts, but they persevered in their Kyiv studio. Despite finding temporary refuge in England, Schnaider remains committed to her fashion business in Kyiv. At London Fashion Week, Ukrainian designers showcased their latest creations, emphasizing unity and resilience in the face of adversity.
Ukrainian designers defy the odds
Despite the difficult circumstances caused by the war in Ukraine, Ukrainian fashion designers refuse to give up. Ksenia Schnaider and her team of seamstresses worked tirelessly in their Kyiv studio, overcoming obstacles such as air raid sirens and power cuts. Their dedication to their craft and their desire for normalcy motivated them to continue creating and supporting each other. Their participation in London Fashion Week serves as a symbol of unity and determination in the face of adversity.
Ukraine’s fashion industry finds a temporary home
With Ukraine’s fashion industry lacking a stable home due to the ongoing war, London Fashion Week has embraced Ukrainian Fashion Week for the second time. Over 60 Ukrainian fashion brands have showcased their collections in cities like London and New York, aiming to counter the destruction caused by Russian aggression. The designers and their creations serve as a testament to Ukraine’s resilience and the value of freedom. Despite the emotional toll, participating in London Fashion Week allows them to communicate their message to the world.
