Ljubljana Fashion Week 2025: Day One Highlights
Ljubljana Fashion Week (LJFW) kicks off its 16th edition on October 16, 2025, at the Glass Hall of the Ljubljana Exhibition and Convention Centre. This year’s theme revolves around sustainability, creativity, and cross-border collaboration, showcasing the unique voices of Slovenian designers on a global stage. Each collect
ion presented contributes to a vibrant conversation about Slovenian fashion’s growing influence, blending culture, creativity, and responsibility into a dynamic showcase. With a varied lineup that ranges from avant-garde to accessible fashion, LJFW continues to establish itself as a pivotal platform for emerging and established designers alike.
JSP | WO/MAN

Jelena and Svetlana Prokovic
The first collection of the evening comes from JSP, a creative duo consisting of sisters Jelena and Svetlana Prokovic. Their latest offering, WO/MAN, delves into the fluidity of identity, blurring the lines between femininity and masculinity. The collection showcases clean lines and innovative layering techniques, merging contrasting materials to reflect strength and vulnerability. With a commitment to sustainability and mindful craftsmanship, JSP presents WO/MAN as a manifesto for freedom of expression and responsibility toward the future of fashion.
ANA JELINIČ X KATJA MAGISTER | EMBRACES

Ana Jelinič and Katja Magister
Next, Ana Jelinič and Katja Magister present their collaborative collection, “Embraces.” This narrative-driven collection explores the balance between traditional femininity and modern confidence. At its core is the symbolic bow, representing tenderness and attentiveness. The collection features natural materials and elegant silhouettes, allowing the wearer to express subtle emotions through cut and structure. Each piece tells a story, inviting viewers to appreciate the quiet strength found in gentle design.
ANSELMA ŠTOFF | iN 2O25

Anselma ŠTOFF
Anselma ŠTOFF takes the stage with its innovative collection, iN 2O25, crafted exclusively from deadstock materials. This project emphasises the power of collaboration, showcasing designs from various artists who have transformed forgotten fabrics into artistic expressions. Each mini-collection tells a unique story while collectively highlighting the importance of sustainability and resourcefulness in fashion. The result is a tapestry of vintage fabrics and contemporary techniques that celebrate the beauty of unity and creativity.
BARBARA VRBANČIČ | EMBROIDERED STORY

Barbara Vrbančič
Barbara Vrbančič shares her deeply personal collection, “Embroidered Story,” which weaves together narratives of joy and sorrow through intricately embroidered floral motifs. Each garment captures life’s significant moments, juxtaposing raw seams with soft opulence. Designed for the urban woman, this collection transforms personal experiences into wearable art, inviting wearers to embrace their stories with pride.
BCEFW COLLECTIVE SHOW | FANNILSZL, VALENTIN SZARVAS, WINNA

BCEFW Collective Designers
The BCEFW Collective Show brings together three distinctive talents: FANNILSZL, Valentin Szarvas, and Winna. FANNILSZL explores the concept of weirdness through its SS26 collection, creating garments that challenge conventional notions of beauty. Valentin Szarvas presents “Bújj-bújj zöld ág,” which delves into themes of escape and presence, while Winna showcases a collection that celebrates individuality through multifunctional designs crafted from upcycled materials. Together, these designers illustrate the rich tapestry of contemporary fashion, highlighting the importance of innovation and sustainability.
LIDL COLLECTION | LIDL SLOVENIJA

Lidl Slovenia
Lidl Slovenia introduces a collection that aims to redefine fashion as a canvas for self-expression rather than a status symbol. Their pieces encourage individuals to embrace their identities and express their colours freely. By fostering a space for creativity and inclusivity, Lidl’s collection seeks to challenge preconceived notions of fashion, promoting a vision where style liberates rather than restricts.
NIKA RAVNIK | GEOMETRY OF FEELING

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Nika Ravnik takes inspiration from the work of Serbian artist Bosiljka Zirojević Lečić in her collection, “Geometry of Feeling.” This line emphasises zero-waste design principles, transforming basic geometric shapes into sculptural garments. Each piece is unique, embodying contrasts between rigidity and softness, reflecting Ravnik’s commitment to sustainability and innovative design.
PIA ŠILEC | CYCLICALITY OF CLOTHING

Pia Šilec
Pia Šilec’s “Cyclicality of Clothing” collection introduces a one-size-fits-all concept that adapts to various body shapes, inspired by the timeless elegance of Marlene Dietrich’s tailoring. Each garment embodies the idea of transformation, crafted using advanced technology to minimise waste. This collection champions inclusivity and sustainability, reflecting a commitment to creating fashion that evolves with the wearer.
SANIJA REJA ASKE X SOFIANOGARD | SISI

Sanija Reja Aske and Sofianogard
In a collaboration that marries unique clothing pieces from Sanija Reja Aske with fashion accessories from Sofianogard, the “Sisi” collection emerges as a tribute to the enigmatic queen. This collection blends royal splendour with rebellious spirit, capturing the essence of individuality and freedom in every piece, perfect for those who wish to wear their crowns with pride.
THINGS I MISS | INSTINKT – BLOOM (IN)

Things I Miss
Closing the first day of LJFW is “Things I Miss,” a project that fuses fashion with art, exploring the primal instincts that guide our lives. This work-in-progress presentation delves into the cyclical nature of life, showcasing a sensory experience that merges materiality with movement and emotion. Through this exploration, the project seeks to connect the instinctiveness of the body with artistic expression, creating a holistic narrative that resonates with audiences.
As Day One of Ljubljana Fashion Week comes to a close, the excitement for the upcoming days builds. Each designer has contributed to a rich dialogue about the future of fashion, emphasising sustainability, creativity, and the importance of cultural exchange. With a diverse lineup and a commitment to innovation, LJFW continues to solidify its place as a vital player in the global fashion landscape.
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