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Brand profile
Independent Kyiv womenswear label by Svitlana Bevza, pairing minimalist tailoring and knitwear with Ukrainian craft motifs.

An independent label founded by Svitlana Bevza in Kyiv in 2006, with production kept in Ukraine rather than moved offshore as the brand scaled.
The design language is rectangle-based tailoring, sharp coats like the Kazuhukh, knit and jersey dresses, trompe l'oeil bodysuits and a white-dress concept that recurs each season.
Wheat-spikelet jewelry and bag hardware are made with local artisans, and the collections show each season at New York Fashion Week, recently at the Ukrainian Institute of America.
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BEVZA is an independent womenswear label founded by Svitlana Bevza in Kyiv in 2006 and still produced in Ukraine. It works in a restrained "less and luxe" register: rectangle-based tailoring, sharp coats such as the Kazuhukh style, knit and jersey dresses, trompe l'oeil bodysuit lines, and a recurring white-dress concept. Ukrainian cultural motifs run through the work, notably wheat-spikelet jewelry and bag hardware made with local artisans. The brand shows each season at New York Fashion Week, presenting recent collections at the Ukrainian Institute of America.