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Budapest Central European Fashion Week Celebrates 15th Season with Regional Focus

Eugenio Rodolfo Sanabria Reporter / Updated : 2025-01-23 08:16:06
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The Budapest Central European Fashion Week (BCEFW), launched in 2018 by the Hungarian Fashion & Design Agency (HFDA), has become a major fashion event in Central Europe. The 15th season, taking place February 10-16, 2025, promises a vibrant celebration of regional fashion with more international partnerships than ever before.

A Platform for Regional Talent:

BCEFW has provided a platform for nearly 150 designers, showcasing their work twice a year with 25-30 runway shows per season.
Attendance has grown steadily, from 1,500 in spring 2018 to over 5,000 per season, with a significant online following.
The event features established Hungarian designers alongside international talents on the rise.

Beyond the Runway: Cultural and Economic Impact

Fashion Week goes beyond cultural value, promoting regional dialogue, national image building, and economic opportunities.
Initially focused on mentoring Hungarian brands for Milan Fashion Week, BCEFW has shifted its focus to regional collaboration.
The 2024 Autumn season saw participation from nearly 50 designers across 15 countries in Central and Eastern Europe, including Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, Poland, Romania, and Ukraine.
The 15th BCEFW: A Jubilee Celebration

The upcoming BCEFW will feature designers from six Central European countries: Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Poland, Slovenia, and the Czech Republic.
Nearly 50 designers, including established brands and young talents, will showcase their latest collections.
The jubilee edition promises a mix of fashion icons, engaging programs, exciting side events, and a focus on beauty care, adding a new dimension to the event.

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Eugenio Rodolfo Sanabria Reporter
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