The collections were presented by Milena Đukanović, Jelena Marunović, Anja Radović, Lorena Blagojević, Montana, Replay, as well as Italian fashion designer Pietro Demita.
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Disclaimer: The translations are mostly done through AI translator and might not be 100% accurate.Mirela Zogović
30.10.2026. 01:51h
The closing night of this year’s jubilee 40th edition of 1664 Blanc Montenegro Fashion Week, titled Drogerija Dama Fashion Night, brought collections from two Montenegrin designers Milena Đukanović and Jelena Marunović, Serbian fashion designer Anja Radović, her colleague from Bosnia and Herzegovina Lorena Blagojević, two brands – Montana and Replay, as well as Italian designer Pietro Demita.
The evening was opened by Milena Đukanović,
The evening was opened by Milena Đukanović, with the “Chic Choc” collection, which she recently presented at Paris Fashion Week, and which was inspired by the work of Coco Chanel and Elsa Schiaparelli.
The entire collection was connected by circle motifs, as well as jewelry and bags made using 3D printing.
Jelena Marunović presented the audience with a collection from her brand JelMar, which was dominated by pieces made of leather and denim.
My designs are wearable, and depending
“My designs are wearable, and depending on the piece and the way it is styled, the most important thing is how the woman styles it. The most important thing to me is that she feels good, confident and herself in what she wears. I believe that clothes should accompany a woman and her character, not overpower it,” she said in an earlier interview with “Vijesti” about the collection.
Fashion brands Montana and Replay have presented clothing items for men and women for the upcoming season.
Anja Radović prepared models for the Podgorica audience that mostly featured materials in pearly tones. In addition to several dresses, the collection included sets, as well as a skirt decorated with shells.
Lorena Blagojević, winner of the Young Designers
Lorena Blagojević, winner of the Young Designers of Bosnia and Herzegovina competition, presented a collection in which the models wore white, gray, and navy blue. The audience was able to see several dresses with ruffles, as well as ensembles.
Montenegrin Fashion Week was closed by Italian designer Pietro Demita, who presented a haute couture collection to Montenegrin fashion lovers with his Diamond Couture brand.
The show opened with a gown of sheer black lace material, with a veil in the same color, and closed with a red dress with a crinoline, while the model wore a veil in the same color and a flower crown with gold details.
The other models were black and a shade
The other models were black and a shade more subdued, and the entire collection was accompanied by hats with veils.
The previous evening, Kids Fashion Day was held with collections dedicated to the youngest.
On Tuesday, during the first day of the fashion show, the audience had the opportunity to see creations by the brands XYZ and Tian Style, as well as fashion shows prepared by Nurban Natalija Urbanova, AkicaS Aleksandra Stamenić, Radojka Tepavac and UDG students from the Fashion Design department – Elena Roganović and Marija Radunović, whose mentor during work on the collections was Prof. Dr. Ana Vasiljević.
This year’s anniversary edition of Montenegro Fashion Week opened a week earlier with the exhibition “Tradition in Motion” by Marina Banović, at the Podgorica City Museum.
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