Irina Razuvan

Irina is a seasoned fashion and accessory designer with over 15 years of experience, specializing in crafting distinctive clothing and bag designs. Her expertise extends to fashion illustration and 3D modeling. Her primary focus lies in creating ergonomic and practical everyday wear. In 2005, Irina's talent was recognized when she won the Pret-a-porte category in the International Fashion Competition "Pigmalion." This achievement opened doors for her, leading to an internship at "Cherdak Forever," where she eventually became an established designer within the association. Irina has also contributed to collections showcased at Russian Fashion Week and Collection Premiere Moscow. A notable project of Irina's is the Lava Dress, which garnered attention at the Hawaii Craftsmen Fibermorthics exhibition held at the Honolulu Museum of Art in 2016. Throughout her body of work, Irina is renowned for her fearless exploration of shapes, materials, colors, and lines. Her design style is often described as futuristic, technologically advanced, and daring.