The audience at the Youth Creativity Palace, where the show was held, had the opportunity to see not only splendid evening dresses of various lengths but also trendy coats. The collection mainly consisted of black, grey and brown tones mixed with a few bright purple and wine-red details.

The men in the audience had a chance to see stunning views of tuxedos combining classic details and some extravagant patterns and accessories.

“Our clientele includes many political figures and famous actors, musicians and artists,” said Giulia Pessina, Brioni`s public relations director, “however, this doesn`t mean our clothes are not worn by ordinary people. Our clothing is practical and comfortable, which makes our company very popular. We`re planning to open a few boutiques in China, Germany, and South America. In Tashkent, we are planning to a multibrand shop.”

Brioni has become one of world`s most-well known fashion labels since its launch in 1945. Presently, it has about 70 boutiques worldwide.

The designers started creating the collection they showed in Tashkent at the peak of the financial crisis, and they say these colours represent the mood of the fashion industry through this time.