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Colmar's Urban Mountain Style: From City Streets to Snow

office@fashion.at (Dr. Karin Sawetz) — Fri, 9 Oct 2026 12:53:00 +0100

From the ski slopes to the city, winter style is taking a cosy turn. Colmar's autumn/winter 2026/27 collection pairs faux fur, corduroy and teddy textures with an urban mountain mood.

Image: Three models wear Colmar's autumn/winter collection in a snowy alpine setting. The looks feature brown leather-effect outerwear, a shearling-style jacket and warm neutral layers, combining cosy textures with an urban mountain aesthetic. © Colmar.

CREAM Vienna: Fashion, Art and Craft at REAKTOR

office@fashion.at (Dr. Karin Sawetz) — Wed, 7 Oct 2026 16:14:00 +0100

CREAM Vienna takes place at REAKTOR in November, bringing fashion, jewellery, art and craft together with food and drinks. A closer look at the makers behind the objects.

Images: CREAM Vienna at REAKTOR. The historic event space with clothing racks, a handcrafted freshwater-pearl earring by LAUREA Vienna and Theresa Gregor's ceramic cigarette Christmas decoration illustrate the range from fashion and jewellery to applied art at the November event. Photos © Lisa Jedletzberger (pictures left and right) / CREAM.

Julia Kaufmann Earns Excellence Medal at WorldSkills

office@fashion.at (Dr. Karin Sawetz) — Tue, 6 Oct 2026 13:44:00 +0100

Fashion Technology at WorldSkills is far more than sewing. Graz student Julia Kaufmann spent four days turning design, patterns and fabrics into finished garments under international competition pressure.

Image: Julia Kaufmann after the WorldSkills 2026 award ceremony in Shanghai, with Team Austria leader Jürgen Kraft and SkillsAustria president Josef Herk. Kaufmann received a Medal for Excellence in Fashion Technology. © SkillsAustria/Wieser

Wanderful Vienna Takes Its Message Abroad

office@fashion.at (Dr. Karin Sawetz) — Mon, 5 Oct 2026 14:34:00 +0100

Vienna is selling a different kind of city break abroad: less checklist, more wandering. The new campaign appears in New York, Toronto and London and continues online with a four-question walking quiz.

Image: Wanderful Vienna campaign on a large billboard at the Port Authority Midtown Bus Terminal in Manhattan, New York, presenting Vienna through choreographed figures and images of the city's architecture and green spaces. © WienTourismus/Sara Stadtmiller

Sisi on Screen: From Romy Schneider to Netflix

office@fashion.at (Dr. Karin Sawetz) — Sun, 4 Oct 2026 13:16:00 +0100

From Romy Schneider's 'Sissi' to Netflix's 'The Empress' and 'Corsage': an Innsbruck exhibition shows how costume design has changed the image of Elisabeth across generations.

Image: Exhibition view at Hofburg Innsbruck: a Romy Schneider figure from the 1950s 'Sissi' trilogy stands beside an original costume from Netflix's 'The Empress', contrasting two eras of Sisi costume design. © BHÖ; © BMWFW/OeA

Fashion Meets Female History

office@fashion.at (Dr. Karin Sawetz) — Fri, 2 Oct 2026 13:52:00 +0100

Sixteen mannequins, white skirts and women who challenged established structures: Sabine Wiedenhofer's FE-DOM brings fashion, sculpture and women's history together at MODE WIEN.

Image: Sabine Wiedenhofer at the FE-DOM vernissage at MODE WIEN in Fütterergasse, Vienna, with the artist and her installation of fashion mannequins and sculptural skirts in the exhibition space. © Fashion.at

Six Tables, Six Views of Viennese Dining Culture

office@fashion.at (Dr. Karin Sawetz) — Thu, 1 Oct 2026 15:30:00 +0100

Six tables, six ways of looking at Viennese dining culture: Lobmeyr brings architecture, food, design and hospitality together, with Laura Karasinski taking a playful route between past and present.

Image: Laura Karasinski's "Tutti Frutti" table arrangement for Lobmeyr brings vintage bamboo cutlery, coloured glass fruit, porcelain and historic Viennese design references together in a playful setting for two. © Kollektiv Fischka

Viennese Fashion Across Four Centuries, Told in Color

office@fashion.at (Dr. Karin Sawetz) — Wed, 30 Sep 2026 14:24:00 +0100

What can color reveal about fashion and society? Vienna's Wien Museum traces four centuries of dress through red, blue, black, yellow, green, white and multicolored styles.

Image: Installation view of 'True Colors' at the Wien Museum, with the multicolored section and a 2017 dress by Viennese designer Marcos Valenzuela visible near the end of the exhibition. © Fashion.at

Chili, Jacquin and 24 Stories of Vienna

office@fashion.at (Dr. Karin Sawetz) — Tue, 29 Sep 2026 12:39:00 +0100

A Vienna Advent calendar turns chili into a journey through botanical history and the city's cultural past, from botanist Nikolaus Joseph von Jacquin to cultural figures such as composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

Image: Chili Advent calendar 2026 by Chili-Werkstatt, created for the company's 10-year anniversary and the 250-year Jacquin milestone. © Chili-Werkstatt/AI-processed

Edelstoff Autumn Market: New Labels, Familiar Names and Hands-On Design

office@fashion.at (Dr. Karin Sawetz) — Mon, 28 Sep 2026 13:49:00 +0100

Edelstoff returns to Vienna's Marx Halle with familiar names and dozens of newcomers. Fashion, art, cosmetics, craft and workshops show how the independent design market keeps changing.

Image: Edelstoff design market in Vienna's Marx Halle, showing the industrial hall filled with independent design stands. © Philipp Lipiarski

Sonic Territories 2026: Water, Sound and Urban Space

office@fashion.at (Dr. Karin Sawetz) — Sun, 27 Sep 2026 13:27:00 +0100

From churches to the Otto Wagner Areal and Seestadt, Sonic Territories 2026 turns Vienna into a listening landscape, linking water, sound, artistic research and international voices.

Image: Flyer; Sonic Territories 2026 explores water, sound and urban space at different locations across Vienna. © Sonic Territories

Roman "Smartwatch": A Sundial Made for Travel

office@fashion.at (Dr. Karin Sawetz) — Fri, 25 Sep 2026 13:00:00 +0100

A tiny Roman bronze instrument reveals how travellers once carried the knowledge needed to tell the time with the Sun. Its size, construction, technical complexity indicate that it was a prestige object.

Image: Roman portable sundial, box, lid and four discs, bronze, Roman, after AD 142–144, Kunsthistorisches Museum, Collection of Greek and Roman Antiquities, Inv. VI 4098. © KHM-Museumsverband.

SAGAN Vienna: From Wiener Geflecht to Reins

office@fashion.at (Dr. Karin Sawetz) — Wed, 23 Sep 2026 14:59:00 +0100

From Wiener Geflecht to horse reins: SAGAN Vienna receives the 2026 Outstanding Artist Award for experimental fashion design.

Images: SAGAN Vienna's Reins Bucket bag and model wearing the design, photographed in a historic Vienna interior. © Jan Grombirik / SAGAN Vienna

Europe's Most Popular Castles: Schönbrunn Reaches No. 3

office@fashion.at (Dr. Karin Sawetz) — Tue, 22 Sep 2026 17:14:00 +0100

Europe's castle ranking has a Vienna highlight: Schönbrunn rises to third place, while Versailles follows at No. 4.

Image: Schönbrunn Palace in Vienna, one of Europe's most-reviewed historic palaces in the 2026 TUI Musement ranking. © TUI Musement

Design District Vienna 2026: Fashion, Interior and More

office@fashion.at (Dr. Karin Sawetz) — Mon, 21 Sep 2026 15:36:00 +0100

Fashion, jewellery, wine, furniture, cars and craft: the Design District directory reveals how broad Vienna's design fair has become.

Ludwig Reiter: Vienna Craft, Denim and Paris SS27

office@fashion.at (Dr. Karin Sawetz) — Sun, 20 Sep 2026 16:13:00 +0100

From Vienna shoemaking to denim and Paris: Ludwig Reiter's latest projects connect traditional craft with contemporary fashion.

Image: A Ludwig Reiter craftsman works on the Ludwig Reiter x PNTS Maronibrater boot with its blue denim shaft in the Vienna workshop. © Ludwig Reiter / Jamie McGregor Smith