The Ukrainian brand LITKOVSKA continues developing in Japan by opening three new art installations in the country’s leading shopping centers.
Thus, a new installation appeared in Dover Street Market Ginza. It is based on the charity collection LITKOVSKA x Nick Knight, which combines Knight’s signature floral images with Lilia Litkovska’s skills. The installation, with mannequins dressed in white, symbolizes new beginnings and the purity of creation.
This capsule also supports the Ukrainian humanitarian initiative City of Good, which helps women and children affected by the war. All proceeds from the sale will be donated to the organization.
Another installation, Become Someone’s Angel, decorated Estnation Tokyo. In the center of the fashion performance are the symbols of strength and mercy, the archangels Gabriel and Michael, cut out of paper. One of them holds a sword, and the other holds flowers. Their images take shape in traditional Ukrainian vytynanky made by artist Daria Alyoshkina-Starukh.
Meanwhile, Isetan Tokyo has opened an Artisanal installation honoring heritage and endurance. Two woven cloths – yellow and blue – frame the handwritten “Prayer to Azov,” a tribute to the defenders of Azovstal in Mariupol. Mannequins dressed in black items from the brand’s Artisanal line symbolize craftsmanship as a challenge and memory.
Currently, the LITKOVSKA brand is represented in 18 retail outlets across Japan.