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This week in our series, we’re looking at how the end of summer takes on different moods in the wardrobes of Armenian women. White polka dots, sharp black, relaxed pink, and romantic cupro — fashion, even at the close of the season, manages to be light, expressive, and endlessly diverse.

Old Hollywood

For a sunny stroll through downtown Yerevan, Mariam Melik-Bakhshyan chose a white two-piece set — blouse and skirt in bold black polka dots from LIME. The vintage classic immediately channels Old Hollywood glamour, while red heels turn it into a fresh, standout look. Gucci sunglasses, a sleek clutch, and basic jewelry — drop earrings, bracelet, and a ring — tie the outfit together. An ideal choice for an evening walk through the city.

Elegance Without Compromise

A black midi dress from The Rozie — a look with no excess. Anna Karapetyan chose a flawless base: precise silhouette, perfect fit, and a clean neckline. Accessories set the tone — a Cartier Baignoire watch, black Ekonika heels, and a red clutch as the final accent. Minimalism where every detail is intentional.

Pink, Relaxed and Refined

A light pink co-ord with a crop top and skirt reads as an easy daytime staple. But with Marieta Karapetyan’s styling, it becomes a true fashion statement: a Chanel backpack, Hermès suede mules, a Rolex Cosmograph Daytona watch, a Hermès ring, and a pearl-shell necklace from Blue Jay. The perfect balance of casual and luxury.

Romance with a Hint of Drama

A soft cupro mini dress in pastel pink speaks of femininity and ease. But Mari Avanesyan added contrast — suede boots, a mini clutch, a velvet heart choker, and layered silver rings. The result: a look with character — romantic, yet bold.

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