The Tiflis Fashion team was on the ground in Tbilisi throughout the week, closely following the Georgia Fashion Week 2025, and now it is time to highlight the most memorable runway moments of the season.
Georgia Fashion Week 2025 has officially come to a close, unveiling the Spring/Summer 2026 collections. The Tiflis Fashion team was on the ground in Tbilisi throughout the week, closely following the events, and now it is time to highlight the most memorable runway moments of the season.
For many years, Georgia Fashion Week has served as an important platform bringing together journalists, buyers, and fashion professionals, supporting local designers and introducing new names to the global fashion scene. This season, most of the key shows took place in the historic Sheraton Grand Tbilisi Metechi Palace, located in the very heart of the city.
TINATIN MAGALASHVILI
Georgia Fashion Week opened with a runway show by fashion house TINATIN MAGALASHVILI, presenting a refined De Luxe collection distinguished by intricate, couture-inspired embellishments. Each look carried a sense of sophistication achieved through precise craftsmanship and decorative richness.
The collection drew inspiration from the designer’s early childhood drawings, transforming youthful imagination into mature fashion expression. Titled Dreams Come True, the line featured floral motifs that echoed Tinatin’s earliest creative experiments with fabric. Designed for a confident, contemporary woman, the collection balanced professional elegance with a subtle sense of nostalgia, reminding us that childhood dreams can evolve into timeless style.
Marc Bouwer
Marc Bouwer, whose creations have famously appeared on red carpets worn by Sarah Jessica Parker, Angelina Jolie, Charlize Theron, and many other Hollywood icons, presented an eveningwear collection rich in color and sparkle. Sequins and gemstone embroidery elevated each gown, while the runway atmosphere was enhanced by Georgian music reimagined in a modern arrangement. This fusion of sound and fashion added a distinct local character to the show and allowed guests to appreciate every detail of the designs.
GEOTREND
A contrasting energy arrived with the presentation of the young Georgian label GEOTREND, which introduced a collection shaped by the rhythm of contemporary life. The brand explored the reality of modern women who constantly transition between different roles, spaces, and responsibilities.
Inspired by movement and endurance, the collection Momentum translated the concept of forward motion into sharp silhouettes, expressive accents, and balanced proportions. Handcrafted and individually hand-painted pieces emphasized the brand’s dedication to authenticity and artisanal quality. GEOTREND offered a wardrobe designed for women who value both practicality and refined aesthetics while staying in constant motion.
House Materia
The fashion house House Materia, with over a decade of history, presented its premium line Atelier Materiel, launched following the brand’s recent rebranding. Designers Lika Chitaya and George Keburia revealed their vision for the upcoming season through a two-part runway presentation.
The show opened with Lika Chitaya’s collection featuring oversized silhouettes – from trousers to outerwear – combined with leather belts and structural details. A palette dominated by black and multiple shades of grey was paired with dense fabrics softened by silk and satin textures. After a short intermission, George Keburia continued the narrative by translating the same concepts into eveningwear, adding elegance and drama while maintaining the collection’s core aesthetic.
Simon Machabeli
Designer Simon Machabeli presented a daytime exhibition of dresses enriched with traditional embroidery inspired by Georgian folklore. Fairy tales, childhood imagination, and personal memories served as the foundation of the collection. The pastel-colored, airy silhouettes evoked images of fantasy characters – as if created for a fairy or Alice in Wonderland.
Alongside the garments, visitors were able to view original sketches and design drafts, offering insight into the creative process and revealing how each piece evolved from concept to final form.
Dmitry Celsin
Jewelry designer Dmitry Celsin showcased his handmade jewelry collection during a daytime showroom presentation. The designs featured unconventional metal alloys adorned with gemstones and rock crystal inserts. Each piece carried its own symbolism, referencing Renaissance-era art and fashion, where meaning and visual storytelling played a central role.
The exhibition also included rings inspired by medieval motifs, which surprisingly blended seamlessly into the overall narrative of Georgia Fashion Week 2025, demonstrating the event’s openness to cross-disciplinary design.
Attimo
The brand Attimo presented a collection built around the idea of conscious elegance and refined simplicity. Focusing on clean silhouettes and carefully selected fabrics, the brand emphasized timeless design over fleeting trends. The collection explored the beauty of subtle details – precise tailoring, balanced proportions, and a calm, sophisticated color palette. Attimo addressed a modern audience that values versatility and understated luxury, offering garments designed to seamlessly adapt to everyday life while maintaining a polished, contemporary aesthetic.
Datuna Sulikashvili
A regular participant of Georgia Fashion Week, Datuna Sulikashvili is known for transforming runway shows into visually powerful performances. His latest Autumn/Winter collection was presented at a horse racetrack, creating an immersive setting for the audience.
The inspiration came from the designer’s observation of horses – their strength, elegance, and fearlessness. Models confidently walked across the sandy track in high heels, presenting a collection that combined dramatic impact with practicality. The result was a commercially strong and wearable line that maintained a bold visual identity.
KOKAIA
The established Georgian brand KOKAIA introduced an ethereal and refined collection filled with lightness and movement. The brand celebrated a woman who embraces life with confidence, always prepared to shine and enjoy moments of celebration.
Flowing fabrics and delicate textures played a key role on the runway, as models interacted with the garments to highlight their softness and fluidity. The presentation reinforced KOKAIA’s signature aesthetic – graceful, joyful, and effortlessly elegant.
NEW SAUKUNE
The emerging brand NEW SAUKUNE presented a collection rooted in ethnic inspiration, reinterpreted through a contemporary lens. Particularly striking were the textiles featuring prints based on the Georgian alphabet, which added a strong cultural identity to the designs.
By blending ancient symbols with modern silhouettes, the brand demonstrated a respectful yet innovative approach to tradition, offering a fresh perspective on national heritage in fashion.
ARTMASTERR
The ARTMASTERR collection focused on the concept of material rebirth, delivering a strong message about transformation and sustainability. Denim garments were reworked and reimagined, preserving traces of their past while giving them a completely new purpose and visual language.
This collection promoted the idea that creation does not require disposal – imperfections become part of the texture, history becomes the foundation for innovation, and sustainability evolves into a defining aesthetic of the future.
