Mercedes-Benz Bucharest Fashion Week, which took place in Bucharest from March 24 to 28, once again proved that it is one of the most important fashion events in Eastern Europe today. For Romania, it is the first international event of this scale, and for the entire region, it is already a prominent platform where designers, industry representatives, media, clients and the professional community meet.
M. MARQUISE fall-winter 2026/2027
This season was important not only because of the shows themselves. Mercedes-Benz Bucharest Fashion Week is consistently developing as an event that combines fashion, education and the exchange of professional experience. That is why the first day of the program was dedicated to Next Generation.
The Let's Talk Fashion and Beyond conference featured discussions on education, brand development, retail innovation, space management, and legal issues in the creative industry. The program also included a First Steps to a Creative Business workshop and Creative Lab Sessions, where participants worked on product development, visual storytelling, and retail concepts.
Mercedes-Benz Bucharest Fashion Week strives to be not only a beautiful event, but also a professional platform and support for regional brands.
NUBU autumn-winter 2026/2027
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DUALITAE autumn-winter 2026/2027
The shows took place in the Throne Hall of the National Museum of Art of Romania. The space itself also worked for the overall impression of the season – it set the right tone for the entire program: solemn, but not excessive; historical, but not frozen. Against this background, the main themes of the collections were especially clearly read. Many brands spoke about strength, memory, femininity, inner balance, protection, form and materials, but each did it in their own way.
This season, the program also included Ukrainian brands GUDU, J'amemme, and TTSWTRS. At the same time, Mercedes-Benz Bucharest Fashion Week itself deserves special attention, as it increasingly shapes the image of Bucharest as an important fashion hub in Eastern Europe.
Alexandra Șipa
Alexandra Șipa fall-winter 2026/2027
In its collection, the Alexandra Șipa brand addresses themes of cultural identity and memory. It is a very personal work, in which childhood memories, seasonal images and Romanian symbols are combined with modern experimental methods of creating clothes. The brand works with a sustainable approach not only at the level of ideas, but also in techniques. In particular, recycled cables are transformed into lace-like structures. It is in such details that the strength of this collection is revealed.
Alexandra Șipa fall-winter 2026/2027
Ami Amalia
Ami Amalia fall-winter 2026/2027
In the Blooming collection, Ami Amalia shows a moment of transition from stillness to change. It reveals this theme through knitwear made from natural yarns, soft shapes and careful work with materials and patterns. For Ami Amalia, durability and a thoughtful process of creating clothes remain important.
The brand does not work with dramatic effects, but focuses on restraint, respect for craft and the desire to create things that last more than one season. Against the backdrop of sharper and more emotional collections at Mercedes-Benz Bucharest Fashion Week, this one stood out precisely for its practicality.
Ami Amalia fall-winter 2026/2027
Carmen Secareanu
Carmen Secăreanu fall-winter 2026/2027
In the Ceremonial collection, Carmen Secăreanu focuses on rich materials and expressive textures. Silk, velvet and motifs inspired by Indian culture create pieces with a distinct decorative character. This collection is not about individual items, but about the overall mood that the brand creates through the combination of fabrics, colors and silhouettes.
Carmen Secăreanu fall-winter 2026/2027
Diana Milkanova
Diana Milkanova fall-winter 2026/2027
In the fall-winter 2026/27 collection, the Diana Milkanova brand focuses on outerwear and basic items for everyday wardrobe. The brand offers practical, restrained looks with clear silhouettes. Minimalism here is built on precise cuts and clear shapes. That is why the collection seems functional, collected and suitable for real life.
Diana Milkanova fall-winter 2026/2027
DUALITIES
DUALITAE autumn-winter 2026/2027
In the ANTHRACITE collection, the DUALITAE brand focuses on clear shapes, a restrained palette and expressive textures. The inspiration from urban architecture is read in the clean lines, sculptural cuts and the combination of gray, black and warm shades. The collection appears collected, modern and built on the contrast between rigor and expressiveness.
M. MARQUISE
M. MARQUISE fall-winter 2026/2027
In the autumn-winter 2026/2027 collection, the M. MARQUISE brand showed evening wear, built on a combination of clear silhouettes, handwork and expressive decor. Both structured looks and lighter, looser things are presented, including chiffon dresses. Particular attention is drawn to details – beads, crystals, embroidery and feathers, which add elegance and uniqueness to the looks.
M. MARQUISE fall-winter 2026/2027
MEDEEA
MEDEEA autumn-winter 2026/2027
The Stay With Me. My Truth Will Hurt You collection by MEDEEA explores contemporary identity through a combination of masculine rigor and feminine expressiveness. Deconstruction, architectural proportions and material contrasts become the main tools here. The clothes in this collection work as a way to speak about oneself. Vulnerability and strength are not opposed to each other, but exist side by side.
MEDEEA autumn-winter 2026/2027
NUBU
NUBU autumn-winter 2026/2027
In the autumn-winter 2026/27 collection, the NUBU brand focuses on natural fabrics, hand-made techniques and thoughtful work with color. Inspiration from painting and glass art is visible in the painted details, soft transitions of shades and free multi-layered silhouettes. The collection appears calm, holistic and very subtly assembled.
NUBU autumn-winter 2026/2027
Rafaela Pestrițu
Rafaela Pestrițu fall-winter 2025/2026
In the No Fence for Wild Roses collection, Rafaela Pestrițu's brand appeals to a romantic, yet not fragile, femininity. Draped chiffon, aged lace, knitwear and layered textures create a feminine image where softness meets inner strength. A palette of navy, plum, black and dried rose tones makes this collection even more expressive.
RHEA COSTA
RHEA COSTA fall-winter 2026/2027
In the Echoes collection, RHEA COSTA presents eveningwear in a more modern and practical interpretation. Drapery, clear lines and natural materials make these looks less formal and more versatile. That is why the collection is presented not as a set of things for a single occasion, but as an attempt to fit evening fashion into everyday wardrobe.
RHEA COSTA fall-winter 2026/2027
VOL
VOL autumn-winter 2026/2027
In the PLUME BRUTE collection, the VOL brand works with a contrast of textures and shapes. Light, almost weightless materials are combined with a clear, collected silhouette. It is on this juxtaposition that the collection is based. It is not built on complex decor or excessive volume, but works through proportions, movement of fabric and silhouette.
VOL autumn-winter 2026/2027