This was the strongest of the designer’s Russian trilogy, fueled by the energy of rock and the early post-Soviet era.

The designer unveiled the projects, plus new Adidas sneakers, at his fall show in Yekaterinburg.

The spring collection hinged on a Nineties sportswear vibe: short-shorts, utility vests, tracksuits and jersey.

The Russian designer brought his fall collection in the coastal Russian city.

The collection spoke to the common cultural codes between Italy and Russia.

The Moscow-based designer reverted to a more somber palette for his fall collection, shown in a run-down theater in the north of Paris.

Gosha Rubchinskiy mixed elements from the Eighties with contemporary athletic clothing.

For his sophomore runway collection, Gosha Rubchinskiy tapped the stripped-down Nineties aesthetic of the Russian skater kids who are his mainstay inspiration.

For his inaugural runway show, the designer presented a wearable collection titled “Arctica,”named after an ancient continent.