4ME4YOU features designer VIKTORANISIMOV during Berlin Fashion Week SS26.
DESIGNER: VIKTORANISIMOV
Berlin Fashion Week SS26 took a dramatic turn when Ukrainian-born designer VIKTORANISIMOV delivered a strikingly intellectual and emotionally charged collection that reaffirmed his place as a master of minimalist storytelling through fabric. Known for his architectural silhouettes and restrained colour palettes, Anisimov brought a quiet storm to Berlin’s creative scene—proof that fashion need not shout to make itself heard.
Deconstructed trench coats, asymmetrical shirting, and modular layering hinted at survival, but with elegance. Technical fabrics and natural textures harmonised in a way that felt tactile and real, a welcome contrast to the overly digital aesthetic dominating many recent runways.
Standouts included a raw linen overcoat paired with wide-leg utilitarian trousers, and a gender-fluid wrap ensemble that blurred boundaries while remaining sharply tailored. Accessories were minimal—military-style belts, stark leather boots, and slim crossbody packs—completing the narrative of nomadic resilience.
VIKTORANISIMOV’s SS26 wasn’t just fashion—it was a philosophical study in resilience, displacement, and beauty found in simplicity. In a world spinning ever faster, his work is a calm meditation—a sartorial refuge. And Berlin, with its edge and energy, proved to be the perfect stage for his vision.
4ME4YOU is proud to spotlight VIKTORANISIMOV, a designer who continues to challenge conventions while grounding his work in raw authenticity and refined technical skill. As the fashion world seeks deeper meaning, Anisimov delivers with silent, powerful conviction.
