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Fashion and Design Chamber in partnership with Sergey Parajanov Museum is launching an exhibition “Parajanov and Fashion” within the Yerevan Fashion Week 2024 on May, where alongside Parajanov’s creations the works of Armenian designers inspired by the maestro’s art will be presented, reports the Chamber.

The aim of the initiative is to enable designers to study the rich heritage left by the artist, to present the museum and Armenian culture through fashion and design.

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For participation designers must submit a preliminary moodboard and 2-3 sketches or complete product photos of the clothing, headpiece or jewelry to be presented at the exhibition.

The selected designers will have the opportunity to create and present the final image.

Applications are open until March 10.

Yerevan Fashion Week 2024 is funded by GIZ Armenia

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