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Centre for Creativity presented the collections of 10 Slovenian fashion designers as part of Berlin Fashion Week.
Lan Krebs is a Master of Fashion Design who specialized in the field of knitting with a particular focus on circular knitting machines.
Ula Weiss is a Slovenian fashion designer and founder of the ulaweiss brand, which operates at the intersection of nature and sustainable design.
Nika Ravnik is a Slovenian fashion designer, costume designer and author of the eponymous brand, dedicated to exploring unconventional design.
Zala Hrastar is a master's degree academic textile and clothing designer who works at the intersection of fashion, art, and sustainable design.
Monika Colja with a fashion brand M N K C L explores the materiality of textiles, printing, and contemporary approaches to clothing design.
Julia Kaja Hrovat is a designer who, with her brand JKH identity, creates a visual manifesto that goes beyond the framework of classic fashion.
Jona Bednjanec is a textile and fashion designer who focuses on knitting as her main design medium.
Nika Močnik is a fashion and footwear designer whose work is characterized by a playful and humorous approach that stems from everyday situations.
Hana Tavčar is a painter, designer, and author of her own brand of fashion accessories and home products.
Tanja Pađan Pohleven works in the cultural and artistic field as a fashion designer and costume designer.
Domen Sedej and Maks Rotar are the founders of the Ghost Town brand, created in 2022 with the desire to create and build community.
Brina Vidic is a fashion designer working at the intersection of fashion, costume design, and visual art, and the founder of the brand BRENCHA.
Anika Opara is a fashion designer who founded the brand ÆMONA with the vision of combining modern digital approaches and traditional clothing making.
Petra Grmek Green is a fashion esigner with over 20 years of international experience, currently developing the workwear brand Workhorse Wear.
Nejc Šubic is developing the Volja brand as a locally-based design and production system, located in a studio at Trubarjeva 55.
Sculpture "Earth Wasn't Always Called Earth" presented to the public at Ljubljana Zoo.
The expert jury has selected 31 products to receive the Made in Slovenia 2025 mark of excellence.
The symposium and accompanying publication explore how imagination, solidarity, and collaboration can shape more just and sustainable futures.
The symposium RECLAIMING HOPE: Navigating (Un)certainty, Imagining Better Futures took place in Nova Gorica on 18 and 19 September.
