Natalia Minina
Designer Natalia Minina’s wedding brand was founded in 2019 in Minsk as a haute couture atelier. Natalia Minina creates exclusive looks and capsule wardrobes, actively participating in the selection and purchase of fabrics at factories and overseeing each individual order. Under her sensitive leadership, two collections are released annually: a dressy cruise collection made of natural linen and a wedding and evening collection. All looks are distinguished by complex and painstaking handwork, demonstrating the unsurpassed skill of the designer and her team.
Natalia Minina’s work has been published many times in leading international publications such as Elle, Marie Claire, Madam le Figaro, and Fashion Magazine. The designer has presented her collections at official venues during Milan and Paris Fashion Weeks, becoming the first Belarusian designer to be invited to Milan Fashion Week in 2021.
Natalia has showcased her collections six times at Paris Fashion Week and was invited to the opening of a showroom on the Champs-Élysées in Paris. Her publications in top magazines such as Marie Claire, Elle, and Madam le Figaro confirm the brand’s high status.
The designer is proud to bring models of different body types to the catwalk, emphasizing the natural beauty of women without rigid boundaries. With her show, she supported the important mission of “Against Violence and for the Protection of Women’s Rights,” organized by the founders of the first Fashion Week in the Seychelles.
You can order items from existing collections or create a custom design in Minsk by appointment.
“Eco-friendly fashion is not just a trend, it is a choice that reflects our values and commitment to a sustainable future.”
Natalia Minina
“Eco-friendly fashion is not just a trend, it is a choice that reflects our values and commitment to a sustainable future.”
Natalia Minina
Invitation to the opening of a showroom in Paris on the Champs-Élysées
Publications in top magazines such as Marie Claire, Elle, Fashion Magazine, and Madame Le Figaro
She brought models of different body types to the haute couture catwalk in Paris, thereby expressing her idea of natural and authentic female beauty without rigid boundaries
With her show, she supported the great mission “Against violence and for the protection of women’s rights” of the founders of the first Fashion Week in the Seychelles
