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Hungarian designers present their latest collections at Budapest Central European Fashion Week
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Hungarian designers present their latest collections at Budapest Central European Fashion Week

Márkus Dorottya · 28 01 2022

The Hungarian Fashion & Design Agency is organizing the Budapest Central European Fashion Week ahead of the international fashion weeks, between 31 January and 6 February.

During this year’s BCEFW Pre-Fall Collection, the Agency will showcase a limited selection of the latest collections of more than 30 Hungarian and regional designers to international wholesalers and the general public in an exclusive setting.

“It was a strategic decision to organize Budapest Central European Fashion Week almost a month earlier to integrate the Hungarian fashion industry even more into the international bloodstream and to strengthen the international position of the event,” emphasized Zsófia Bata-Jakab, CEO of the Hungarian Fashion & Design Agency.

In addition to the fashion shows, several side events and even a virtual store will await fashion enthusiasts during the event.

Photos: HFDA/The Sparkle Content

Source: Press Release

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