Gosha Rubchinskiy grew up in post-Soviet 90s Russia fetishising the logos and brands of the west. Now, he's hottest name in men's fashion If Moscow, with its punk and skater subcultures, is the next fashion destination, then Gosha Rubchinskiy is its poster boy. The Russian designer is not a household name, but that's hardly surprising. His clothes are tricky, esoteric even: gently oversized utility jackets, high-waist jeans tied with shoelaces; T-shirts emblazoned with the hammer and sickle. Alo...
Gosha Rubchinskiy grew up in post-Soviet 90s Russia fetishising the logos and brands of the west. Now, he's hottest name in men's fashion If Moscow, with its punk and skater subcultures, is the next fashion destination, then Gosha Rubchinskiy is its poster boy. The Russian designer is not a household name, but that's hardly surprising. His clothes are tricky, esoteric even: gently oversized utility jackets, high-waist jeans tied with shoelaces; T-shirts emblazoned with the hammer and sickle. Alo...
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