The organizers of Riga Fashion Week (RFW) have unveiled the image for the autumn season of the RFW. Continuing with the theme "fashion is a part from art," including digital art, and utilizing rapidly advancing artificial intelligence technologies, the look of the main model was created with the help of neural networks and embodies a vision of an immersive future.

This season marks the 20th anniversary of the most significant event in the Baltic fashion industry, Riga Fashion Week. Over the years, this project has become a launching platform for many young Latvian designers who now have showrooms abroad and successfully sell their collections across various continents. During this time, Latvia has become more recognizable on the global fashion map, both among industry professionals and fashion enthusiasts.

From October 28 to 31, Riga, the capital of Latvia, will host Riga Fashion Week, during which local and international designers will present collections for the upcoming season. Some of them will showcase the results of unique collaborations. While the fashion community is already accustomed to joint collections by major brands and streetwear labels, the collaborative products presented on the Riga runway will be something extraordinary for the Baltic region.

Next week, from October 28 to 31, Riga will become the fashion capital as Riga Fashion Week takes place in the city. The program will feature not only long-time local favorites but also international designers. In total, brands from six countries will present their collections, with 15 of them showcasing on the main runway.

From October 28 to 31, Riga will host Riga Fashion Week. This season, with the close collaboration and support of the Embassy of Italy in Riga and the Italian Trade Agency, the Fashion Week program will include events dedicated to Italian fashion that are open to the public.

From October 28 to 31 Riga will become the fashion capital as Riga Fashion Week takes place in the city. The program will feature not only long-time local favorites but also international designers. In total, brands from six countries will present their collections, with 15 of them showcasing on the main runway.