KSENIASCHNAIDER’s second appearance at London Fashion Week featured the DENIM WORKSHOP collection, in which the brand investigates denim beyond its traditional role as a fabric. In addition to womenswear, KSENIASCHNAIDER presented new menswear by Anton Schnaider, with a stronger emphasis on cubic silhouettes, as well as a second collection in collaboration with the British brand Lee Cooper
The show marked a new stage in the brand’s evolution: in 2026, KSENIASCHNAIDER plans to update its strategy and visual identity, centered around the new creative manifesto ‘cool denim and nonsense tricks’
About new collaboration with Lee Cooper
The second collaboration between KSENIASCHNAIDER and Lee Cooper once again merges ‘British heritage with an experimental design approach’.
In addition to jeans, the collection includes tops, skirts, dresses, jackets, hoodies, and boots.
The first collaborative collection by KSENIASCHNAIDER and Lee Cooper was presented at London Fashion Week in September 2025.
About the collection
This collection highlights the brand’s primary fabric through unconventional forms, constructions, and transformations in the collection. DENIM WORKSHOP consists of items produced from knitted, printed, textured, and deconstructed denim.
In knitted jeans and jackets, KSENIASCHNAIDER recreates traditional denim construction in yarn, preserving what the brand refers to as ‘denim logic’. Insulated skirts and puffer jackets feature hyperrealistic denim prints, while the classic golden topstitching becomes a distinct graphic element outlining the silhouettes of jeans, jackets, and shorts.
Among the innovations of DENIM WORKSHOP is BROD-X, a textile created from recycled fabric remnants.
About the menswear line
The KSENIASCHNAIDER Men collection emphasizes a utilitarian aesthetic and functionality. Modular jeans, shirts, and jackets feature multiple pockets.
About Cubic Denim
The Cubic Denim line continues to explore geometric and architectural silhouettes, presenting new variations made from recycled denim and patchwork.
