The new Lesia Semi collection is made in collaboration with the artist Boris Gavrilyuk. The period of the COVID-19 pandemic and quarantine forced people to rethink their outlook on life, their values, their focus. Children deserve maximum attention, and it is also important for an adult to immerse himself, to remember the sincerity and kindness with which the world was perceived in childhood. The main theme of the collection were drawings created by artist Boris Gavrilyuk on the theme of children’s drawings.

They are transferred to clothes by techniques of embroidery with knitting threads, applications, decoration with Swarovski stones. The collection includes dresses, dresses-transformers, blouse, skirt and shirt-transformer, made in the technique of pleated corrugation. Used crepe, chiffon, suit and coat fabrics. The designer encourages to remember the sincerity and kindness of childhood – that is why the collection is very light, in white and beige shades; this is the brightest collection of Lesia Semi. Lesia Semi is a Ukrainian brand of ready-to-wear women’s clothing and accessories, founded in 2014 by designer Lesia Semi.

The brand is a participant of Fashion Weeks in Lviv, Berlin, Milan, Poland, Serbia, Kazakhstan, China. Under the Lesia Semi label perfumes and accessories are also made: shoes, bags, jewelry. The philosophy of the brand is sophistication in simplicity and intelligent functionality. Modern urban design is combined with experiments in cutting, special attention to materials, textures, interior decoration.

Aesthetics is based on the clarity of lines and conciseness of forms, complex constructive cut with external simplicity and at the same time comfort in wearing. The designer creates things on a delicate balance between conceptuality and wearability, ideas and comfort. Lesia Semi is a modern brand for women with an independent sense of style, the embodiment of an intelligent approach to clothing. Lesia Semi clothes can be purchased online and in the Lesia Semi monobrand store in Truskavets (Kub Shopping Center, 14 Taras Shevchenko Street, 2nd floor)