Between fun and provocation, the new setup, inspired by the iconic film “The devil wears Prada”, brings together Olivia Ghezzi Perego's two expressive forms—art and fashion. 

On October 31 from 18:00 until 23:00, Zuzeum invites you to surrender to freedom, colour, and rhythm at the Bauhaus Carnival, transforming the museum into a radiant space of light, sound, and movement.

Artem Militonian is an award-winning designer whose work spans digital, product, and modern art. With over fifty international recognitions, he has established himself as a leading force in the world of design, currently serving as the lead designer at Orb, a web3 social platform redefining digital culture.

In anticipation of the premiere of director Dzintars Dreibergs’ latest film “Tīklā. TTT leģendas dzimšana” (“In the Net. The Birth of TTT Legends”), which will take place in Latvia’s national celebration month — one of the most anticipated fashion events of the year, RIGA FASHION WEEK, will open with a special fashion show dedicated to Latvian cinema. Under the spotlight, audiences will see costumes created by the costume designer Sandra Sila for such iconic Latvian films as “Cilvēka bērns” (“The Child of Man”), “Rīgas sargi” (“Defenders of Riga”), “Sapņu komanda 1935” (“Dream Team 1935”), “Dvēseļu putenis” (“Blizzard of Souls”), “Tīklā. TTT leģendas dzimšana” and many others.

Almost four years after his passing, Virgil Abloh’s legacy returns to center stage with Virgil Abloh: The Codes, the first major European exhibition devoted to his work. The show opened on September 30 at the Grand Palais in Paris—a symbolic date that marked what would have been his birthday. 

On October 10, the Zuzeum art museum proudly opens its autumn exhibition season with two exhibitions.

ARTEFACT Gallery presents Hold the Line, a solo exhibition featuring German-born, New York-based multimedia artist Annina Roescheisen, running from September 5 through December 19, 2025. 

Moiré Gallery Milano, art gallery and concept store in Via Borgospesso 18, Milano, showcases the collection “Come una volta” (As in the past) during Milan Fashion Week in September 2025: a sartorial triptych of skirts, suit vests and jackets.

As part of Singapore Design Week (SDW), Scape* hosts the official Estonian design exhibition “Upmade in Estonia,” marking a historic first for Estonia's participation in SDW. The opening coincides with the appointment of Veikko Kala as Estonia’s ambassador to Singapore, underscoring strengthened cultural and creative ties between the two nations.

From March 21 to November 1, 2026, the Victoria & Albert Museum in London will present “Schiaparelli: Fashion Becomes Art,” the first British exhibition dedicated to designer Elsa Schiaparelli. This ambitious retrospective will bring together over 200 exhibits, tracing the evolution of the fashion house from its debut in the 1920s to the contemporary creations of Daniel Rosberry.

In the sacred silence of the historic Laennec building at 40 rue de Sèvres, the whispers of fabric, form, and ideas rise up. This is not a fashion show, but a retrospective. Not a look back, but an affirmation of vision. “Balenciaga by Demna”—an exhibition conceived by the artistic director himself—traces ten years of creativity that is as radical as it is rigorous, from 2015 to 2025, a decade of creation that has redefined the contours of the House founded by Cristóbal Balenciaga.

Moiré Gallery Milano, the Milanese art gallery and concept store in Via Borgospesso 18, presents “La Dolce Vita”, the new set-up dedicated to the summer season and Italian excellences, in fashion as well as in art.