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< BACK RIANNA + NINA Online www.riannaandnina.com Link kopieren RIANNA + NINA is more than a brand. It’s a colorful universe, created by two women with a love for vintage textiles treasure-hunted around the globe, a passion for craftsmanship, a deep belief in bringing true sustainable luxury to an extravagant clientele, and a desire to excite people with the extraordinary. Founded by two women, Rianna Kounou and Nina Knaudt, from a shared love of vintage, art, and collectors’ pieces, RIANNA + NINA is a realization of their common dream. Starting as a small boutique in Berlin in 2014, RIANNA + NINA has grown rapidly, attracting international attention and acclaim for their never-before-seen, vibrant styles. Today, RIANNA + NINA is stocked by over 50 A-list boutiques and leading hotels, and attracts clients from all over the globe with their new definition of luxury. Previous Next

A photo series exhibition with Pop Up store. Esoraa is an online store so currently doesn't have its own space. But we would like to rent a place or collaborate with a gallery to showcase a photo series highlighting some Indian brands, where we photograph and document people wearing a piece from different brands across all age groups and genders from different fields and ask them what comes to their mind when they think of South Asia. Along with this we will be showcasing pieces from independent South Asian designers and brands. Through this project we want to shine light in South Asian brand and designers and provide a space for people to unlearn and relearn about South Asian heritage. Berlin Fashion Week X Esoraa celebrating South Asian Heritage. < Back Esoraa www.esoraa.com Beschreibung Label Esoraa, is not just another marketplace. Esoraa is created with the intent of making South Asian products which are fairly produced, accessible to Europe while remaining true to our values which are deeply rooted in our cultural heritage of refurbishing, reuse, upcycling, handweaving. Beschreibung USP Every garment, every piece of jewellery, every product found on Esoraa has a story and emotion behind it. We have multiple designers and brand on on Esoraa which are inherently different from each other when it comes to designs but very similar when it comes to values. All the clothing items are #madetoorder and can be customised according to the need of customer. We are proud to say, Esoraa is a size inclusive brand with sizes going upto 7XL Referenzbeispiele PDF - falls vorhanden Esoraa is a newly launched label. We do not have material from the last 5 years but what we do have is our press kit for reference and our website. Medienreichweite Kategorie Offsite Show, Installation, Performance, etc. Konzeptbeschreibung A photo series exhibition with Pop Up store. Esoraa is an online store so currently doesn't have its own space. But we would like to rent a place or collaborate with a gallery to showcase a photo series highlighting some Indian brands, where we photograph and document people wearing a piece from different brands across all age groups and genders from different fields and ask them what comes to their mind when they think of South Asia. Along with this we will be showcasing pieces from independent South Asian designers and brands. Through this project we want to shine light in South Asian brand and designers and provide a space for people to unlearn and relearn about South Asian heritage. Berlin Fashion Week X Esoraa celebrating South Asian Heritage. Nachhaltigkeit / Innovation Sustainability is often limited to environmental or social sustainability but no one talks about cultural sustainability. With Esoraa we are encouraging these difficult conversations. Why certain aspects of particular culture are accepted while certain aspects left behind. South Asian traditions have always revolved around sustainability and have been part of the culture and way of living. And we work with our brand partners to innovate the traditional techniques into new designs. Kostenstruktur Cost of renting a space for the event : (350€ - 500€) x 3 = (1050€ - 1500€) Cost of shipping the garments from India to Berlin = 500 - 750€ (depends of the weight and the number of pieces) Cost of framing the pictures = In the process of getting quotations Cost of renting clothes hanger and display racks : 75-100 euros for 3 days Refreshment costs for 1st day : 500€ Miscellaneous costs to be calculated still Findet Event unabhängig von Finanzierung statt? Nein Datum des Events

< BACK KAIGERHARDT Online www.kaigerhardt.com Link kopieren Kai Gerhardt is a fashion and textile designer based in Berlin, Germany. He is known for his unique approach to fashion design, which involves working primarily with a black and white color palette and using his own fabric creations to design his garments. Gerhardt's approach to construction combines both classic tailoring and free draping to create functional pieces that depart from traditional aesthetics. Previous Next

< Previous All Events Next > ML HEART DEBUT EXHIBITION + LIVE ACTS 04/07/2026 14.00 - 22.00 Torstraße 66, 10119 Berlin, Deutschland RSVP https://tally.so/r/44Gxpr Website Instagram ML HEART presents their first limited capsule collection as part of a collaborative event with artist Paula Oltmann and Emotion Powerhouse: an interdisciplinary encounter between fashion, art and music, for one day only. For this collection, the studio focuses on jewelry and handbags, combining digital fabrication and analog craft. Get to know the world of ML HEART and join the event from 2.00 pm to 10.00 pm with Live Acts curated by Emotion Powerhouse and a special performance at 4.30 pm. All Events

< Previous All Events Next > 3ain by Alia Asaad Contemporary Fashion Showroom & Presentation Day 3 04/07/2026 14.00 - 22.00 Eulerstraße 11b, 13357 Berlin, Germany OPEN TO PUBLIC Website Instagram For four days during Berlin Fashion Week, Studio HAPTIK becomes a meeting point for contemporary fashion and independent design culture. Together with two additional designers, Alia Asaad presents the debut capsule collection of her label 3ain alongside a curated selection of one-of-a-kind garments, reconstructed pieces and accessories. Shaped by the experience of living between cultures, the collection draws on elements of Syrian cultural heritage and reinterprets them through a contemporary and wearable lens, exploring themes of identity, memory and belonging. Visitors are invited to discover the work, engage directly with the designers and experience a curated atmosphere of music, conversation and creative exchange. Highlights include an Industry Preview Evening on Friday (18:00–22:00) with DJ and drinks for buyers, press and industry guests, and an Open Showroom Event on Saturday (14:00–22:00) for the wider fashion and creative community. Photo Credit Peter Kronenberg All Events

Anlässlich der Fashion Week Berlin 2022 planen wir ein kreatives Store-Konzept unter dem Motto: „Musik trifft Design“. Mit dem Designer-Duo Yuna Miray konzipieren wir, im Frühjahr 2022, eine NOS-Kollektion für eine spezielle Zielgruppe aus dem Musik-Business. Wir wollen unsere Erfahrungen und das Know How bündeln, um in diesem Bereich Aufträge im größeren Volumen umzusetzen. Diese Kooperation ist einzigartig auf ihrem Gebiet, obwohl schon durch einige Vorbilder größere Organisationen erfolgreich ausgestattet wurden, fehlt es hier an Gestaltungsfreiheit. Hier spezialisieren wir uns auf modernes Design und individuelle Kollektionen für den klassischen Musikbereich. Es werden für Ensembles, Chöre, Orchester und Solokünstler+innen eigene Kollektionen entworfen und umgesetzt. < Back VAN REHM https://www.vanrehm.com Beschreibung Label VAN REHM ist ein deutsches Modelabel, welches sich auf das Design von Luxus Massbekleidung & Festive Couture in höchster Qualität spezialisiert hat. Wir entwerfen unsere exklusiven Kollektionen und individuellen Designerstücke für Ensembles, Chöre und Orchester sowie Solokünstler+innen. Beschreibung USP Wir sprechen mit unserem innovativen Design diese speziellen Zielgruppe an, da wir aus Erfahrung wissen, dass dieser Bereich in Bezug auf Mode eher vernachlässigt wird und die Musiker meist nur eine begrenzte Auswahl an Kleidungsstücken zur Verfügung haben. Durch unsere Kollektion möchten wir den Künstler+innen eine moderne und individuelle Garderobe bieten, die zugleich den seriösen Ansprüchen der Bühne gerecht wird. Referenzbeispiele PDF - falls vorhanden Wir denken die Lieferkette ganz und beziehen das Texcycling der Kleidungsstücke zu Beginn unseres Designprozesses mit ein. Nach dem Gebrauch des Kleidungsstückes können die Materialien wieder in ihre einzelnen Komponenten zerlegt und wiederverwendet werden. Wir streben durch diese Kreislaufwirtschaft, die längst mögliche Nutzung unserer Massanfertigungen an. Medienreichweite 500-3500 Kategorie Store Event, Empfang, etc. Konzeptbeschreibung Anlässlich der Fashion Week Berlin 2022 planen wir ein kreatives Store-Konzept unter dem Motto: „Musik trifft Design“. Mit dem Designer-Duo Yuna Miray konzipieren wir, im Frühjahr 2022, eine NOS-Kollektion für eine spezielle Zielgruppe aus dem Musik-Business. Wir wollen unsere Erfahrungen und das Know How bündeln, um in diesem Bereich Aufträge im größeren Volumen umzusetzen. Diese Kooperation ist einzigartig auf ihrem Gebiet, obwohl schon durch einige Vorbilder größere Organisationen erfolgreich ausgestattet wurden, fehlt es hier an Gestaltungsfreiheit. Hier spezialisieren wir uns auf modernes Design und individuelle Kollektionen für den klassischen Musikbereich. Es werden für Ensembles, Chöre, Orchester und Solokünstler+innen eigene Kollektionen entworfen und umgesetzt. Nachhaltigkeit / Innovation Wir denken die Lieferkette ganz und beziehen das Texcycling der Kleidungsstücke zu Beginn unseres Designprozesses mit ein. Nach dem Gebrauch des Kleidungsstückes können die Materialien wieder in ihre einzelnen Komponenten zerlegt und wiederverwendet werden. Wir streben durch diese Kreislaufwirtschaft, die längst mögliche Nutzung unserer Massanfertigungen an. Kostenstruktur Die Gesamtkosten belaufen sich auf 20.000,00 €. Die Finanzierung wird zu 50% durch den Mikrokredit der IBB ermöglicht. Die restlichen 50% werden zur Hälfte vom Preisgeld (5.000,00 €) und aus Eigenmitteln finanziert. Materailkosten 5.796,00 € Produktionskosten 4.248,00 € Miete + Kaution 4.000,00 € Werbekosten 2.206,00 € Dekoration 3.750,00 € Ohne das Preisgeld werden wir die Kosten um 25% reduzieren und eine Gesamtfinanzierung von 15.000,00 € zugrunde legen. Materailkosten 4.100,00 € Produktionskosten 2.900,00 € Miete + Kaution 4.000,00 € Werbekosten 1.440,00 € Dekoration 2.560,00 € Findet Event unabhängig von Finanzierung statt? Ja Datum des Events Mar 16, 2022

Manuel Almeida Vergara studied fashion journalism at the Akademie Mode & Design Berlin for his Bachelor's degree and cultural journalism at the Universität der Künste Berlin for his Master's degree. During this time, he worked as a trainee for the fashion section of the Tagesspiegel and from 2016 for four and a half years as an editor in the Panorama section of the Frankfurter Rundschau. Since 2021 he’s employed at the Berliner Zeitung, first as style editor, now as head of fashion and style department. He writes freelance for various Burda formats and for magazines such as Stilwerk. In addition, he‘s regularly active as a guest and presenter on panels for Premium, Goethe University Frankfurt am Main and Berlin Fashion Week. Back MANUEL ALMEIDA VERGARA 02/24 Manuel Almeida Vergara studied fashion journalism at the Akademie Mode & Design Berlin for his Bachelor's degree and cultural journalism at the Universität der Künste Berlin for his Master's degree. During this time, he worked as a trainee for the fashion section of the Tagesspiegel and from 2016 for four and a half years as an editor in the Panorama section of the Frankfurter Rundschau. Since 2021 he’s employed at the Berliner Zeitung, first as style editor, now as head of fashion and style department. He writes freelance for various Burda formats and for magazines such as Stilwerk. In addition, he‘s regularly active as a guest and presenter on panels for Premium, Goethe University Frankfurt am Main and Berlin Fashion Week. How has the Berlin fashion scene developed since you started writing about fashion and where is it heading? I would say that the fashion scene in Berlin has developed in very different ways. Some brands that started in the early 2000s and therefore shaped the scene early on, have professionalized. Lala Berlin, for example, or Kaviar Gauche. Other brands such as Perret Schaad or Achtland have had to give up. Therefore, I think it's always worthwhile to look at individual success stories and not just at the scene as a whole. This gives you a better feeling for the fact that in Berlin, as in any other city, success is just as possible as failure. Often the focus is on the latter stories, which leads to them being associated with Berlin as a location and that doesn't always have to be the case. With this in mind, it is also worth taking a closer look at brands such as Liebeskind, Trippen or Zalando: Because they are more part of the mainstream, they are often omitted from many contexts, yet they are also - extremely successful - parts of the Berlin fashion scene. It is also interesting that exciting new labels such as GmbH, Ottolinger and, most recently, Sia Arnika have emerged in the last years, which are also attracting a lot of international attention and are definitely associated with Berlin. Which Berlin designers or labels have particularly stood out in recent years? On the one hand, there are designers who have been working in Berlin for a long time, but who I still consider to be very progressive - not only in terms of the product, but also in the way they work and sell. William Fan, for example, who works explicitly with private customers. As well as Odély Teboul, who I would also like to highlight for her incredible craftsmanship. Anne Bernecker, who is still quite new in the scene, also has an interesting approach with unique hand-embroidered items that she sells to private customers. I think that‘s very modern: Thinking smaller, not chasing the big international success and acting naturally sustainable in this way. In my opinion, there is nothing less contemporary than the "bigger, further, faster" premises that have shaped - and to a large extent destroyed - the past decades of fashion. What are you most looking forward to at the next Berlin Fashion Week? As always, I am most looking forward to the exchange with other actors from the industry. For me, the Fashion Week is especially a good networking event. And of course there are many shows that I'm excited about. Whether those by William Fan or Odély Teboul with her brand Lou de Bètoly - both of which I think are great, as I mentioned earlier. Or Olivia Ballard and Sia Arnika, who have shown themselves to be very promising young talents in recent seasons. I'm also excited about Kitschy Couture by young designer Abarna Kugathasan particularly. What are your favorite spots in Berlin to shop/explore fashion? In Berlin as well, fashion happens on the street, so to speak. In great neighborhoods, such as Potsdamer Straße or Kantstraße, in trendy restaurants like Pars, Remi or Ryotei. Walking through the city with open eyes remains the most important discipline for me as a journalist. Looking on stores in particular, Andreas Murkudis continues to be a lonely leader for me. And: I will always love KaDeWe. Previous Next

< Previous All Events Next > Osamu Arai (ARAI) Musuhi Day 1 02/07/2026 14.00 - 18.00 Kopenhagener Str. 16, 10437 Berlin, Deutschland OPEN TO PUBLIC Website Instagram The ARAI Collection 2026–27 is presented as an immersive, performative showroom where clothing comes to life through wear and interaction. Hosted at Kissabō tea house in Berlin, the event blends fashion, movement, and multisensory experience: performers wear the garments, move through the space, serve tea, and engage directly with visitors. Guests can observe, try on, and order pieces, fostering a close connection between designer, audience, and clothing. Collaborations with dancers, composers, and visual artists create an atmosphere engaging all five senses, emphasizing craftsmanship, materiality, and sustainability through mindful production and presentation. The collection, “Musuhi (Birth Spirit),” draws on Zen philosophy—exploring emptiness, stillness, and harmony—expressed through garments that evoke emotional and spatial awareness. A traveling “tea space” concept will promote the event across Berlin beforehand. The exhibition remains open to the public July 2–5. All Events

< BACK Genevieve the Label Prenzlauer Berg https://genevievethelabel.com/ Raumerstr. 34, 10437 Berlin Link kopieren Genevieve the Label is a Berlin-based jewelry brand redefining sustainable fashion using recycled materials and stainless steel. Previous Next

< BACK RAER Scents Mitte www.raerscents.com Raer Atelier, Schöneberger Ufer 71 Link kopieren Raer Scents is a modern natural perfume house. We create unique 100% botanical perfumes using only sustainable rare plant ingredients. We craft all our perfumes by hand at our Atelier in the heart of Berlin-Mitte. We work directly with farmers and small producers to get the finest natural rare ingredients from around the world and hand-blend them into highly original, modern perfumes using traditional perfumery techniques that date back thousands of years. We only use pure plant ingredients in our perfumes – nothing synthetic, no chemicals, no preservatives. Each of our perfumes begins with the inspiration of a single rare ingredient. We search the world for extraordinary natural plant extracts of incredible quality. When we find something exquisite, this ingredient becomes the centre of a new Raer Scents perfume.Then we highlight special aspects of our star with a host of supporting ingredients to create an exciting, modern perfume. Previous Next

< BACK Jeme Designs Online www.jemedesigns.com Link kopieren Wir sind eine unabhängige nachhaltige Modemarke mit Sitz und lokaler Produktion in Berlin. Unsere Mission ist es, einzigartige Kleidung auf sehr bewusste Weise zu kreieren, um das kreative Selbst zu stärken und zu erheben. Wir konzentrieren uns auf hochwertige Stoffe, die sorgfältig von traditionellen Textilherstellern bezogen werden. Langsame Prozesse und kleine Produktion sind der Schlüssel unseres Geschäftsmodells, um Überproduktion zu vermeiden und Umweltschäden zu minimieren, sowie 5 % unserer Online-Verkäufe an NGOs zu geben, die wir in verschiedenen Aktionslinien auswählen. Previous Next

< Previous All Events Next > Neo.Fashion. HOCHSCHULE MACROMEDIA BERLIN & HAMBURG GRADUATE SHOW 03/07/2026 13.00 - 13.30 Neues Ufer 13, 10553 Berlin TICKET https://neofashion.de/tickets/ Website Instagram Fashion show of graduates of Hochschule Macromedia Further information available on neofashion.de All Events