Svitlana Bevza continues to refine her vision of quiet luxury for Fall 2025, presenting a collection that celebrates longevity, craftsmanship, and understated sensuality. “A coat should be a good investment,” she stated at her showroom presentation at the Ukrainian Institute, emphasizing the enduring value of well-crafted outerwear.

This philosophy came to life in her modern reinterpretation of the Kozhukh, a traditional Ukrainian coat. Shortened for contemporary wear and featuring an exaggerated collar, Bevza’s version allowed the layers beneath—such as a shimmering sequin skirt—to command attention.

Beyond outerwear, the collection explored the beauty of essential wardrobe pieces, elevating them with refined details. While Bevza’s palette typically leans toward neutrals, this season introduced a striking red dress with a high slit and a deep V-neckline, designed to frame the collarbone elegantly. More modest turtleneck silhouettes embodied quiet sensuality, enhanced by trompe l’oeil bodysuit outlines that subtly traced the body’s form. Functionality remained integral, with hidden pockets incorporated throughout—a testament to Bevza’s seamless blend of form and function.

Accessories reinforced the designer’s commitment to timeless design, with the return of her signature crushed grain bag. By reintroducing key elements from past collections, Bevza underscored her belief that true investment pieces should transcend seasonal trends. The result was a collection that harmonized heritage with modernity, offering refined essentials designed to endure.