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Established in Kyiv in 2006, Bevza’s mission is to celebrate Ukraine s heritage through a modern, minimalistic lens. Championing traditional artisanal techniques whilst taking cues from national symbols and folk songs, each collection is cultured, cool, and classic.
Bevza’s modern designs eschew passing trends in favor of endurance. Each piece adds to the foundation of a wear-forever, love-forever closet—with the craft credentials to back the intended longevity up. Pamela Anderson, Bella Hadid, and Emily Ratajkowski are noted fans.
One of Bevza’s signature hues is white—something you might already know if you follow the brand’s ultra-chic founder, Svitlana Bevza, on Instagram. A standout design from the fall 2025 collection is the Fiona maxi dress that’s softly gathered into a clean-lined but pretty silhouette that channels the season’s ladylike mood. Layer the low neckline with a long leather pendant (or one of the label’s vintage-style mirrors) and add flats for a masculin féminin vibe. We also love the white bra sweater that’s elevated by lingerie detailing.
Similar to Georgia O’Keeffe, who deeply engaged with white but wasn’t exclusively focused on the color, Bevza plays with black, gray, and refined pops of zing. For the new season, there’s a timeless black coat influenced by the warmth and elegance of a kozhukh—a Ukrainian winter jacket traditionally worn by men in the 19th century—and in the gray area, there’s a relaxed take on the fall-favorite pencil skirt sliced with slits. Team both with loafers. The fall ‘zing’ comes from the Spike dress in chilli-pepper red—a hot hue right now.
Lastly, if you’re in the market for some outfit plus-ones, Bevza has options aplenty. Our favorite? The hand-knitted flat cap that’s produced with zero-waste technology. Hats are one of this season’s defining accessories, after all.
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