ROHMIR launches Russian Mosaics, it’s Autumn/Winter Collection for 2020-21, at London Fashion Week
The ROHMIR catwalk show was held on Friday 14 February 2020 victoria House, Blooms bury Square, London, WC1B 4DAand was attended by 250 people, including VIPs such as TV presenter Nick Knowles.
Olga Roh, the creative director, said “The ‘Russian Mosaics’ is my latest Autumn/Winter 2020-21 collection for ROHMIR. It’s a very personal review of the beautiful souvenirs of my native country, where I was born. The music and the performance from “Petrushka”, the ballet, by Stravinsk, introduced us to the world of the dance and grace, followed by the catwalk featuring my favourite very feminine soft touch looks such as:
- the’Rubashka’ (long / short-dress),
- the ‘Touloupe’, a warm sheepskin worn as a winter jacket or coat with the fur lining and collar;
- the ‘Quadrille’ dance dress with ruffles. A body-slimming, very sharp shaped reinvented version for an end of the once en vogue; the reinvented traditional dress; a palette of shimmering, blurred fabrics of the outfits, almost performed with impressionistic brushes.”
“These pieces should take you on a winter’s evening walk through a brightly-lit street to a fun folk festival. From the fine lace of Vologda or Viatka, the Zhostovo metal painting handicraft, Palekh lacquer miniature, Khokhloma wood painting, Kholuy and Fedoskino decorated flowers, the folk Gzhel painting in marvellous blue and white roses and last but not least the rich world of the famous Pavlovo-Posad shawls. All this is a part of something called ‘Russian Soul’ which became the core of the collection. “
ROHMIR is an international womenswear label specialising in high-quality materials and known for its affordable luxury clothing. Its new collections have been shown every season during London Fashion Week since 2012.It is present in Europe and Asia, with flagship stores in Berlin, Zurich and Hong Kong.
ROHMIR uses couture methods in its ready-to-wear clothing lines, so its styles are more fitted compared with the standard shapes of other brands. Olga Rohis a designer who uses the principals of perfection and a full adaption to the body in clothes shapes instead of shaping and changing bodies. Her background combines fashion and academia and, following an established career in modelling, she studied at the Istituto Marangoni Master of Fashion Design in London. where she was honoured at the University of Bern, Switzerland. Olga Roh also holds a PhD to her extensive portfolio of achievements. She personifies the saying ‘brains behind the beauty’ fusing her glamorous persona with an acute eye for business.
