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The fearless street style of Visa Fashion Week Tashkent (VFWT) SS26, where attendees showcased a deadly combination of global trends and turbocharged Central Asian cool.
Updated 10:52 pm EST, November 27, 2025
Published 10:51 pm EST, November 27, 2025
Photo Courtesy: Visa Fashion Week Tashkent
Photography: Ayana Ali
The fearless street style of Visa Fashion Week Tashkent (VFWT) SS26, where attendees showcased a deadly combination of global trends and turbocharged Central Asian cool.
Updated 10:52 pm EST, November 27, 2025
Published 10:51 pm EST, November 27, 2025
Photo Courtesy: Visa Fashion Week Tashkent
Photography: Ayana Ali
The Visa Fashion Week Tashkent SS26 street style (VFWT) SS26 was no joke. We have seen and photographed a well-curated, deadly combination of global trends with the turbocharged injection of unmistakable Central Asian cool—the type of head-turning, fearless, and artfully put together aesthetic you can only imagine seeing in an AVESSA fashion editorial. We are genuinely impressed by the thinking behind every single sleek and creative look. Overall, the street style was the cherry on the cake. This crowd is officially planted on the international fashion map for their unprecedented fearlessness and creativity.
Don’t forget to check out our dedicated articles about the most exciting VFWT SS26 shows, handpicked by our team of editors. Enjoy the Tashkent SS26 street style photos!
Visa Fashion Week Tashkent moved to the capital of Uzbekistan, where it comfortably took the stage from November 8–9, 2025. It presented runway shows with 12 collections exclusively for the Spring–Summer 2026 season by ambitious Uzbek designers and their foreign colleagues. The movement is not in a tailspin but in a free fall, gaining more and more momentum while cementing its place as the second Central Asian capital of fashion.
The heady theme of this season? Vertigo.
As the organizers claim, this was the intellectual center of all that was around: the effect of immersion, in which space, sound, and event details freely flowed into each other and organically created a feeling of the present moment. Movement, space, and sound are combined to tell a single story. “Visa Fashion Week Tashkent is not a repetition of Visa Fashion Week Almaty in Tashkent, but a new work written by young talents. We see on the runway the energy of the future being born-boldness, individuality, and the search for one’s own voice,” says Bauyrzhan Shadibekov, CEO and producer of Visa Fashion Week Tashkent.
The future has arrived and speaks with a Central Asian accent.
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