Tallinn’s Kultuurikatel (Tallinn Creative Hub), which formerly served as the Tallinn City Central Power Station, became the center of the Estonian fashion industry from the 17-20 October, as around 6,000 fashion aficionados, according to the director of the Tallinn Fashion Week (TFW) Anu Kikas, attended the catwalk shows of leading Estonian designers.
The event was opened by the coveted Golden Needle fashion design award ceremony, which was presented to Estonian knit wear designer Kristel Kuslapuu for her consistency in creation during the last five years, and for t...
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