Though Kiko Kostadinov's FW19 collection was referencing The Ring, the hair-tousled men who walked the runway said more Cousin It than The Ring. Nevertheless, the campy element of the show (glamour via ostentatiously large jewels) tampered some of the eerier and dark elements of the show. As for the clothes, there was a strong outerwear point of view, offering minimalist garments with soft, almost lady-like silhouettes, some with rounded edges versus the more typical boxy cut of men's clothing. Altogether it made for a strong collection, one with a cohesive point of view and strong garments that would be covetable on the rack.

There was a strong influence from sub-continental India in Kiko Kostadinov's Spring/Summer 2019 collection and could be seen in the rich colors and the cuts of many of the outfits. It harkened what the developed world might see as boho-chic cum normcore; there were some beautiful separates, like a maharaja-worthy tunic or intricately patterned knits, even if the rest of the collection felt inauthentic.

Blonde wigs capped off a whimsical FW18 collection from designer Kiko Kostandinov. Cross body satchels were paired with colored blocked clothes of varying cuts - loose, body hugging and everything in between.