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Budapest Central European Fashion Week to feature record number of emerging designers

This September, Budapest Central European Fashion Week (BCEFW) will highlight a record number of young Hungarian designers, with graduation collections from local universities included in the official programme for the first time. The 16th edition of the event will run from 1–7 September, showcasing nearly 100 designers from Hungary and six...

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Nanushka at 20: Balancing local roots with global expansion

In Hungary, Nanushka has distinguished itself by an ability to transcend global borders. It's a feat achieved through its portrayal of a holistic lifestyle that appeals to metropolitan women in cities like London and New York, who resonate with the brand’s sleek yet functional collections. As Nanushka enters its 20th anniversary year, it aims to...

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5 Designers that made an impact at Budapest Central European Fashion Week

For the 15th edition of Budapest Central European Fashion Week (BCEFW), the schedule, spanning February 10 to 16, brought together around 50 designers and brands from Hungary and surrounding regions in both shows and workshops, some open to the public. Those on the runways, held between the city’s Apollo Gallery and Millenáris Park, as well as...

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BCEFW: Fostering community to globally uplift Central European talent

Winds of change have descended over the fashion industry. As the demand for headlining luxury brands wanes–consider the declining financials of giants like Kering and LVMH–a gap is opening in the market for newness. And Budapest Central European Fashion Week (BCEFW) believes it has the solution. This season, the fashion week, which celebrated...

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Away from the Big 4: 7 Alternative European fashion weeks to have on the radar

The fashion week season in Milan, Paris, London and New York has been ushered in, however, away from the ‘Big 4’, other cities across Europe have been championing their own events, hoping to get a slice of the international stage. There have already been some European cities in which fashion weeks that had first been pitted as “up-and-coming”...