11 APR 2024. Latvian clothing brand BAE, in collaboration with Adidas, presents their new and exclusive collection at Hanzas Perons, the cultural and entertainment center, during the 38th Riga Fashion Week
BAE by Katya Shehurina and Adidas have collaborated to develop a fashion line that merges elements of style and opulence with the energy of athletics and strength. They both uphold a mutual commitment to sustainability and personalized customer experiences. The clothing pieces are attention-grabbing, blending sophistication with urban fashion.
Here are photos from the BAE and Adidas fashion show, that beautifully captured collection at the 38th Riga Fashion Week. These photos were taken with a Sony Alpha 7 III mirrorless camera and a Sony FE 70-200mm F2.8 GM OSS lens.
About Adidas brand
Adidas brand is renowned for its influence in streetwear and high-fashion collaborations, not just athletic apparel. The brand has successfully blended sportswear with fashion, creating iconic styles that transcend traditional athletic wear. Collaborations with hip-hop and streetwear icons like Kanye West’s Yeezy line, Pharrell Williams, Pusha-T, and Missy Elliott have added a unique flair to Adidas’ offerings, merging music culture with sportswear. Additionally, partnerships with streetwear brands like A Bathing Ape (BAPE) and Palace Skateboards have resulted in limited-edition collections that are highly sought after by fashion enthusiasts globally.
Adidas has also worked closely with high fashion designers like Yohji Yamamoto, Raf Simons, Rick Owens, Stella McCartney, and Alexander Wang to create innovative and stylish collections
These collaborations have elevated Adidas’ status in the fashion world, appealing not only to athletes but also to fashion-forward individuals who value cutting-edge design and quality craftsmanship.
A moment from the BAE by Katya Shehurina and Adidas fashion show at the 38th Riga Fashion Week.
About 38th Riga Fashion Week
The 38th Riga Fashion Week, themed “Fashion is Art,” emphasized ethics and sustainable development. The event showcased a diverse range of 17 brands, including emerging talents and established Latvian labels, as well as international fashion houses. Organizers made a deliberate effort to bridge the gap between the fashion industry and visual arts through various exhibitions. They consistently advocated for an eco-friendly agenda, featuring collections made from sustainable materials and hosting discussions on conscious consumption.