Anna K (designer)

Anna Karenina

Anna Karenina at MBKFD S/S 2015
Born (1995-11-20) November 20, 1995
Kremenchuk, Ukraine
Nationality Ukrainian
Other names Anna K
Occupation Fashion designer

Anna Kolomoiets, also known as Anna K (born November 20, 1995) is a Ukrainian fashion designer.

Biography

Anna Kolomoiets was born in Kremenchuk, Ukraine on November 20, 1995.[1] She graduated from the local art school,[2] and then entered the College of the Kiev National University of Technologies and Design in Kiev.[3] At 14, she began modeling career and appeared on the cover of the "Top 10" magazine.[4]

ANNA K Brand History

In 2012, at 16, Anna presented her first collection within the Fashion Scout of the Mercedes-Benz Kiev Fashion Days. In February 2013, Anna K for the first time presented her collection within the Fashion Scout of the London Fashion Week. During the same season she presented her collection on the big catwalk of Mercedes-Benz Kiev Fashion Days, which was praised by Vogue Italia fashion editor Elena Bara.[3][5]

The Anna K brand won the competition for young designers Design It in October 2013.[6] Inspired by article "The Circus of Fashion" of Vogue international editor Suzy Menkes, Anna presented a series of t-shirts Fashion Circus at Pitti Immagine W in Florence in January 2014.[7] After the presentation, the collection was ordered by European concept stores Luisa Via Roma and Colette. During 2014 there were more than 3,000 t-shirts sold.[2]

In February 2015, Anna K presented "The Little Match Girl" collection, inspired by the eponymous fairy tale of Hans Christian Andersen.[7] At the moment, the collections of Anna K are presented at 40 stores in 25 countries.

Collaborations

Models

List of the most famous models, who took part in her show: Michaela Kocianova, Magdalena Frackowiak, Alina Baikova, Alla Grigorieva, Sonya Kiperman and a lot of others.

Stores

40 best shops in 25 countries worldwide.

References

External links

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