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Alexander Arutyunov

I found out about a Georgian-born and Moscow-based designer named Alexander Arutyunov while browsing instagram. He has designed the most beautiful artfully crafted box bag I have seen in a while for his 2015-2016 Autumn/Winter collection during Moscow Fashion Week. His inspiration were georgian artists Niko Pirosmani and Lado Gudiashvili.

So I found his website and started browsing photos of his new collections. I came across these really unique statement headpieces, I'm not sure I can pull the off, but would love to see how would they look in real life. The green crown-line leather head piece would have been perfect fpr the Ramadan season. 

Check out more Alexander Arutyunov's designs by clicking here.

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