There comes a point when a model is no longer just a face, but a presence. Matilda Gvarliani is stepping into that space.
The Metrica Fashion Show is aimed at showcasing emerging Georgian and international designers while strengthening their presence both in the region and globally.
On a bright afternoon in Tbilisi, the polished calm of Radisson Blu Iveria Hotel feels predictably international.
In Basel, a city at the center of Europe’s cultural spotlight as host of Eurovision Song Contest 2025, Georgian Culture Day unfolded as a carefully composed presentation of national identity.
A number of high profile collaborations between Georgian streetwear labels and global sportswear partners are being quietly restructured following weaker than expected commercial results and shifting creative priorities.
A Georgian sustainable fashion label Shavikata has entered the final phase of its crowdfunding campaign after exceeding initial expectations.
Kutaisi steps into focus as a living backdrop for contemporary expression, where urban space and artistic language intersect with renewed urgency.
In today’s visual culture, color operates much like fashion itself: instinctive, expressive, and deeply personal.
Tonight, Tbilisi steps into the global spotlight as Justin Timberlake brings one of the year’s most anticipated live performances to the city.
There are moments when traditional dance feels closer to fashion than performance. Not just because of the costumes, but because of how movement, rhythm, and fabric come together to create a full visual statement.
Leading Georgian fashion houses Situationist, ANOUKI, and Materiel have joined forces with an internationally recognised music artist to create a couture collection inspired by a full concept album.
Sometimes the most interesting part of art isn’t the final result, but the process itself – raw, unfinished, and open to change. That was exactly the mood of the recent residency involving students from the Apolon Kutateladze Tbilisi State Academy of Arts at Art Villa Garikula.