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Before the stunning presentations took place in various parts of Sibiu, a series of lectures by international experts set the stage for reflection on the present and future of fashion. Mira Postolache, MA Mentor and Lecturer at Moodart Fashion School of Communication Verona; Landiana Cerciu, Vice President of Feeric Fashion Week and Editor-in-Chief of Modic Magazine; Donald Gjoka, founder of Coeval Magazine; and Giovanni Ottonello, Global Creative Director of IED, Istituto Europeo di Design, provided valuable insights during workshops and discussions.
The subsequent three days were filled with presentations from different participating universities, all of which were part of a well-curated program. Ana Farîma’s Metamorphosis collection kicked off the Feeric Venue presentation series at Cine Gold, followed by Camelia Ienciu’s collection inspired by Ricardo Bofill’s iconic architectural work, Muralla Roja. A collective presentation by students from the New Bulgarian University added diversity to the lineup.
One striking location that left a lasting impression was the Prodial sorting station in Tălmaciu, where the students of the University of Arts in Belgrade showcased their creations. It served as a stunning backdrop and demonstrated the meaningful themes and concerns reflected in the students’ designs, such as mental health, female empowerment, and environmental responsibility.
The equestrian presentation at Colț de Rai was the highlight of the event. Students from the University of Arts and Design in Cluj Napoca presented their work alongside horses, creating a unique and visually stunning spectacle. Notably, young designer Corina Caravasili‘s meticulously crafted pieces and Matis Raul‘s distinct style stood out amidst the enchanting setting.
The third and final day commenced with a presentation by students from Unarte Bucharest at the geometric Boromir factory. It was followed by an inspiring journey through the textile heritage of Șara Făgărașilor, aptly named the “Warp of Times,” held at Cine Gold Sibiu. The last individual presentation took place in the pedestrian walkway connecting the courtyard of the Brukenthal Museum to the Împăratul Romanilor Hotel, where students of the UFEG Faculty in Ukraine unveiled their collective collection.
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