Ukrainian Fashion Week Pushes On as Russian Attacks Intensify

Ukrainian Fashion Week concluded Sunday after Russian attacks on Kyiv disrupted its five-day programme, testing an industry long accustomed to operating under wartime conditions. Yet even as the attacks intensified, organisers reported growing momentum among Ukrainian brands, including rising domestic sales and an expanding international presence

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