In 2023, the head of the organizing committee of IBEFF ETNOMODA, Natalia Koter, attended a show of graduation collections of students of the international school of costume design — MSKPU, and interviewed one of the students, whose collection included elements of Polish folklore.
33 publications were made during the period from 2016 to 2023 about 20 Polish artists in social networks by the Etnomoda IBEFF project. The resources on which the publications were made have 9,332 subscribers and approximately 18,000 views in total.
Three posts were published about Agnieszka Osipa.
The first and second posts are entirely devoted to her. Polish photographer MARCIN NAGRABA is also mentioned in the second post.
The third post is devoted to comparing her style with photography made by ULDUS BAKHTIOZINA.
Posts were published in December 2016, January 2020 and October 2023
Agnieszka Osipa is a costume and fashion designer from Poland. Agnieszka finds inspiration in Russian and Norwegian folklore. She creates amazing dreamlike outfits and headdresses.
Two publications were posted in social networks by “Etnomoda IBEFF” about the photo project “The Tale of the Three Gifts” of Katarzyna Niwińska. Posts were made in December 2017 and January 2022.
Katarzyna Niwińska is a creative Polish photographer known for her photo project “The Tale of the Three Gifts”. She found inspiration in Slavic folklore. The photographer collected subjects and models for three years, created costumes herself focusing on Eastern European designs, made wigs. Separate dresses for forest sorceresses (white and green) were created by a designer from Wrocław — Małgorzata Motas. The photographer invited Karolina Burian, Anna Niczyporuk and Ewa Idzikowska as models.
The publication about Zofia Stryjeńska in social networks was done in October 2019.
Zofia Stryjeńska — is a Polish artist, author of the painting «Kobieta w stroju ludowym z Małopolski». The work was done using gouache technique.
The publication about Anna Slawinska was published in social networks in January 2019.
Anna Slawinska is a master quilter who presented her work at the Textile Targi exhibition in Warsaw. The publication about this topic in social network by “Etnomoda IBEFF”.
Tamara De Lempicka is a Polish and American artist. The post about Tamara De Lempicka was published by “Etnomoda IBEFF” in April 2020 in social networks.
Karol Bąk is a Polish artist. in December 2021 “Etnomoda” published the post describing artist’s biography and presented his art.
The publication in social network by “Etnomoda IBEFF” about Malgosia Bela in October 2022.
Malgosia Bela is a Polish model who appeared on the cover of Let’s Panic, a fashion and art magazine that offers a creative viewpoint on the fashion industry.
The publication by “Etnomoda IBEFF” in social networks about Krakow Fashion Week 2020 in September 2020.
Mentions about Krakow Fashion Week 2020.
“Etnomoda IBEFF” posted seven publications about Beata Bojda. Posts were made in May 2015, January 2019, March 2019, May 2019 and June 2019 in social networks.
Beata Bojda is a Polish designer, stylist, and makeup artist. She was twice awarded the title «Artist of the Year». In 2015, she received the prestigious national Beauty Industry Icon Award. Her project ETNO, in which she combined elements of folk art, contemporary fashion and innovative make-up, has received worldwide acclaim and has been shown at THE BRICK LANE GALLERY in London, in Paris as part of a presentation of Polish art and culture and in several cities in Poland: Krakow, Ustka, Lodz and Bielsko-Biala. Beata Bojda became a member of the international jury of the White Nights Fashion festival and took part in evaluating the works of participants in the online competition “White Nights Fashion” on behalf of the IBEFF Etnomoda project in 2018.
Designers from Poland who took part in festivals and competitions organised by the project «Ethnomoda IBEFF» under the direction of Natalia Koter:
Polish designer Agnieszka Krogulec brought her collection to the live event organized by Etnomoda in St. Petersburg in 2018.
Two posts about her collection were published in “Etnomoda” social networks about the “AgaaK Fashion” brand.
The “FUKS” collection was presented in the “Ethnic Style” category.
Posts were published in May and June 2018.
Agnieszka Krogulec is a Polish designer, founder of the AgaaK Fashion brand. Agnieszka is inspired by the costumes of the Polish nobility of the 18th century. She took part in “White Nights Fashion week” in 2018 – special project of the “IBEFF Etnomoda” in St. Petersburg with the “FUKS” collection. The collection is based on fabrics of different structure and volume such as fur, lace and felt.
The young Polish designer Angelika Anna Odjinska visited St. Petersburg in July 2019 being invited to the IBEFF Etnomoda s[ecial event — @White Nights Fashin Week”.
Angelika Anna Odjinska is a Polish designer, author of the “ART! C.» This collection was presented by the designer at White Nights Fashion 2019 where she took second place in the Avantgarde award.
Polish designer Anna Surowiec participated in “Etnomoda IBEFF” oline contest in 2019, the respective publication was made in December 2019.
Anna Surowiec took the second prize in the “Mono Costume” category of the online competition IBEFF AUTUMN 2019. She presented her “Step into the future” costume.
Larysa Rabinska is a Polish designer, founder of the LAROL brand. In the fall of 2017, she took part in the IBEFF 2017 festival in St. Petersburg. Two publications were posted in the Etnomoda IBEFF group regarding this information in December 2017 and December 2022.
In 2023, the head of the organizing committee of IBEFF ETNOMODA, Natalia Koter, attended a show of graduation collections of students of the international school of costume design — MSKPU, and interviewed one of the students, whose collection included elements of Polish folklore.