The spring session of the fashion week took place from April 8th to 11th under the motto "fashion is art" and continued the theme of ethics and sustainable development. The program included over 17 brands, among which there are debutants, renowned Latvian brands, and international labels. Additionally, this season, special attention was given to exhibitions, bridging the boundaries between the fashion industry and visual arts.

The spring session of the fashion week will take place from April 8th to 11th under the motto "fashion is art" and will continue the theme of ethics and sustainable development. The program includes over 17 brands, among which there are debutants, renowned Latvian brands, and international labels. Additionally, this season, special attention will be given to exhibitions, bridging the boundaries between the fashion industry and visual arts.

For several seasons now, the organizers of RIGA FASHION WEEK have been announcing an eco-agenda as one of their key themes. This is not coincidental – with each passing year, the sustainable fashion market is developing more rapidly. Within the framework of the 38th RFW, not only will designers showcase collections made from ecological materials, but partners will also participate in discussions and seminars on the topic of conscious consumption.

For the first time as part of the 38th Riga Fashion Week, the new collection will be presented by Finnish designer Miia Halmesmaa, supplemented by the current seasonal collections of clothing and accessories from Stockmann Riga department store. One of the goals of the collaboration is to reveal the combination of designer fashion and everyday style, which, when combined, emphasize the individuality and uniqueness of each person.