Ana Koceva
ANA KOCEVA
Born: 16 July 1992
Place: Skopje
Height: 182 cm
Hair Color: Brown
Eye Color: Blue
Agency: Mak Models
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Skopje Fashion Week: DUMA
Skopje Fashion Week, October 22, 2011
D.U.M.A
by Emilija and Elena Davitkovi
D.U.M.A
by Emilija and Elena Davitkovi
Unlike most designers, which worked in monochrome or neutral palette, sisters Emilija and Elena Davitkovi (DUMA brand) presented us collection full of colors. Inspired by London's 60 years, Mary Quant, op-art and Edie Sedgwick, their collection contains wearable garments through which passes the motive of points and lines and details with optical circles.
see in photos:
see in photos:
Skopje Fashion Week: Maja Kikiritkova
Skopje Fashion Week, October 20, 2011
Maja Kikiritkova
''Dark Night''
For the dominant and confident women who are vulnerable and romantic below the surface, Maja uses black dresses adorned with zippers and chain and accented shoulders. Her performance finished with a small performance of Kosta Kachurkov and Ana Kalachoska, fashion model who is the face of her collections.
[karmakasha, К. Трајановска]
[karmakasha, К. Трајановска]
Skopje Fashion Week: Nenad Sekirarski, Nulla, Kokev-Kardiu, Nelli
Skopje Fashion Week:
Nenad Sekirarski, Nulla, Kokev Kardiu, Nelli
Nenad Sekirarski, Nulla, Kokev Kardiu, Nelli
Skopje Fashion Week: Aleksandra Mitkovska
Skopje Fashion Week, 20th of October 2011 - 2nd day
Aleksandra Mitkovska
''Vibrazioni''
After a short stay in New York, Aleksandra was inspired by the energy of the city and Manhattan. She created collection in white color woven with a lot of lines in various colours which forms unusual geometric shapes.
Skopje Fashion Week: Olgica Gjorgieva
Skopje Fashion Week, 23th of October 2011
Olgica Gjorgieva
''Eternity''
Olgica Gjorgieva introduced us stunning designs. With her collection named "Eternity" she walked us through Macedonia and reminded us on the eternal artistic value of traditional Macedonian clothing and costumes. Her designs are still understood as modern, often futuristic, but this time in symbiosis with authentic bits and pieces of the 300 years old costumes. On the faces of the models who wore her creations were painted turquoise squares which symbolize part of the Macedonian mosaics.
[karmakasha, Кармакаша]
[karmakasha, Кармакаша]
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