KSENIASCHNAIDER Debuts Lee Cooper Collab and Cubic Denim for SS26
Presenting unfinished pieces that are open to interpretation.
KSENIASCHNAIDER presented its Spring/Summer 2026 collection at London Fashion Week this season, exploring “what it means and how it looks to be a modern human.” Titled “UTC+0,” the collection opened with an evolution of the brand’s cubic denim line, which first debuted at Ukrainian Fashion Week in Kyiv last season.
Blending Schnaider’s distinctive denim vision with oversized and exaggerated silhouettes, the cubic range represents the brand’s desire to think outside of the box and challenge the status quo. The showcase continued with the brand’s return to menswear and a debut collaboration with Lee Cooper, featuring workwear-inspired jackets, jeans and shorts with upcycled designs, each assembled in Schnaider’s Kyiv studio.
Merging classic denim silhouettes and timeless styles with contemporary textures and detailing, the collection offered a refreshing new take on KSENIASCHNAIDER’s signatures, injected with hits of rebellion and, of course, following the brand’s sustainable approach to design.
Take a look at KSENIASCHNAIDER SS26 above.
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