FOBERINI in L'Officiel March 2021

The collection is about memory, femininity, beauty passed down from generation to generation, and a love for one’s roots. About Ukraine that we carry with us — through symbols, ornaments, and our own stories. It is inspired by the mallow flower, a symbol of love, family lineage, and spiritual roots in Ukrainian culture, also known by its dialectal name “ruzha.”

Easter is one of the brightest and most cherished holidays—a time when our homes are filled with meaning and traditions come to life through thoughtful details.

On August 16, 2025, FOBERINI officially opened its new flagship space in Kyiv at 17/19 Mykilsko-Botanichna Street. The event was more than just a commercial launch, both Harper’s Bazaar Ukraine and ELLE Ukraine described it as a cultural occasion. Friends of the brand, clients, stylists, and admirers of Ukrainian fashion gathered to celebrate.

FOBERINI presents the new Spring-Summer 2025 collection.

Architecture that speaks the language of Ukrainian culture.

«As long as you're afraid to fall, you can't walk confidently. That's why we teach how to rise and move forward at Superhumans Center», — says Olga Rudneva. In this interview, she talks about turning challenges into opportunities and helping people find the strength to move forward even in the most difficult situations.

«Right now, you are trying to do everything you can to change something, make it better, and in between, you are trying to live a normal life», — says Vasylysa Stepanenko. The Ukrainian journalist, through her reports, draws attention to important social issues and tirelessly works to ensure the world knows the truth about events in Ukraine.

Hard times create strong people and this collaboration tells the story of exactly those. The strong, the brave, those who build something of their own under any circumstances, those who carry on not “despite” but “for the sake of.”

The new Spring-Summer collection was created under the influence of historical events in Ukraine in 2022. The colors of our flag have become a symbol of freedom, dignity and courage.

We present a collection inspired by the national Hutsul craft - painted ceramics from Kosiv.