YADVIGA NETYKSHA FW25-26 Collection “Garden of Gethsemane” is about angels and demons, good and evil – the dualities within every individual. The images of the collection metaphorically show the inseparability of these two categories.

Through deep psychological analysis and allegory, the designer tries to separate them, to trace what precedes this choice, and what prompts a person to choose good or evil at a certain moment. Is evil, pretending to be good, capable of doing good deeds? Are there such motives for which good can pretend to be evil? Strict lines of classic suits and non-standard silhouette solutions, wool and eco-fur, “sloping” shoulders, unusual shoulder lines. Men’s suits, raincoats with decorative trim, and accessories in the historical military style. Minimalism in colors and locality of colors in looks. Perhaps there is no cognitive dissonance in this, or the reason is that the stylistic “total black” and “total white” cannot be applied to the categories of “good” and “evil”.

Photo: Andriy Sokolov