The Parthenis fashion house took part in the Greek Fashion Festival, a new initiative by the Hellenic Fashion Designers Association dedicated to contemporary Greek fashion, culture and creative expression. The Festival unfolded over two days (18-19/09), bringing together fashion, theatre, dialogue and collective experience, and highlighting the vitality of today’s Greek design scene.
A key role in the organization was held by the Creative Director of Parthenis, Orsalia Parthenis, who, in her capacity as President of the Hellenic Fashion Designers Association, was behind the overall concept and vision of the Greek Fashion Festival. The initiative aimed to establish a contemporary, open framework in which Greek fashion engages on equal terms with other art forms and public discourse.
Day 1: Fashion and theatre on a shared stage
The first day of the Greek Fashion Festival was dedicated to the connection between fashion and performing arts. The audience experienced the fashion-theatre production DRAMODÉ, a hybrid format in which garments functioned as carriers of narrative, movement and emotion. Fashion moved beyond the conventional runway and became a living element of stage action, revealing the relationship between clothing, the body, culture, space and time.
Day 2: Dialogue, creation and contemporary Greek fashion
The second day focused on dialogue and knowledge exchange through talks, presentations and discussions with designers, industry professionals and creators. The Greek Fashion Festival served as a platform for reflection on the present and future of Greek fashion, sustainability, identity and the international presence of Greek designers. The day concluded with the Musical Chairs Fashion Show, a dynamic and unpredictable presentation format that activated the audience and highlighted collectivity, rhythm and participation as core elements of contemporary creation.
The participation of Parthenis in the Greek Fashion Festival reaffirms its long-standing commitment to contemporary Greek creativity and to supporting initiatives that strengthen collective practice, creative exchange and cultural development. Through Orsalia Parthenis’ dual role as Creative Director of Parthenis fashion house and President of the Hellenic Fashion Designers Association, the Festival positioned fashion not only as an aesthetic outcome, but as a living cultural event.
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Parthenis fashion house at the Greek Fashion Festival: Two days of fashion, culture and contemporary creation
The Parthenis fashion house took part in the Greek Fashion Festival, a new initiative by the Hellenic Fashion Designers Association dedicated to contemporary Greek fashion, culture and creative expression. The Festival unfolded over two days (18-19/09), bringing together fashion, theatre, dialogue and collective experience, and highlighting the vitality of today’s Greek design scene.
A key role in the organization was held by the Creative Director of Parthenis, Orsalia Parthenis, who, in her capacity as President of the Hellenic Fashion Designers Association, was behind the overall concept and vision of the Greek Fashion Festival. The initiative aimed to establish a contemporary, open framework in which Greek fashion engages on equal terms with other art forms and public discourse.
Day 1: Fashion and theatre on a shared stage
The first day of the Greek Fashion Festival was dedicated to the connection between fashion and performing arts. The audience experienced the fashion-theatre production DRAMODÉ, a hybrid format in which garments functioned as carriers of narrative, movement and emotion. Fashion moved beyond the conventional runway and became a living element of stage action, revealing the relationship between clothing, the body, culture, space and time.
Day 2: Dialogue, creation and contemporary Greek fashion
The second day focused on dialogue and knowledge exchange through talks, presentations and discussions with designers, industry professionals and creators. The Greek Fashion Festival served as a platform for reflection on the present and future of Greek fashion, sustainability, identity and the international presence of Greek designers. The day concluded with the Musical Chairs Fashion Show, a dynamic and unpredictable presentation format that activated the audience and highlighted collectivity, rhythm and participation as core elements of contemporary creation.
The participation of Parthenis in the Greek Fashion Festival reaffirms its long-standing commitment to contemporary Greek creativity and to supporting initiatives that strengthen collective practice, creative exchange and cultural development. Through Orsalia Parthenis’ dual role as Creative Director of Parthenis fashion house and President of the Hellenic Fashion Designers Association, the Festival positioned fashion not only as an aesthetic outcome, but as a living cultural event.