01 March 2025

Inclover Haute Couture Spring/Summer 2025

Designer Gaziza Shabdarbayeva's "Tamyr" collection celebrates Kazakh roots through modern elegance with sophisticated tailored cuts and ethnic details

With its Spring/Summer 2025 Couture collection, Inclover tells a journey between tradition and contemporaneity, exploring the deep link between Kazakh cultural roots and the world of fashion. The name Tamyr, which means "root" in Kazakh, symbolizes this connection, a tribute to the past that blends harmoniously with the needs of today's woman, strong in her identity and projected towards the future.

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Craftsmanship and modernity in perfect balance

The collection reinterprets ancient Kazakh craftsmanship in a contemporary way, with meticulous workmanship and a choice of precious materials that give depth and character to each creation. Macramé, lace, lamé, pearls and organza are combined with embroidered jewelry and iconic details inspired by the symbols of Kazakh culture, such as the shanyrak (the crown of the traditional yurt) and the horns of arkhar, creating garments that speak of history and sophistication.

Designed for a woman who wants versatility without sacrificing elegance, the collection includes day dresses, bridal garments and evening creations, combining modernity and tradition in a timeless aesthetic. The color palette is inspired by nature and Kazakh rituals, with white, ivory, black, gold, silver, turquoise and red hues, evoking the vibrant colors of local celebrations.

A bridge between generations: the value of tradition reinterpreted

More than just a collection, Tamyr is a visual narrative that celebrates the connection between past and future generations. Through a skilful balance between sophisticated tailored cuts and ethnic details, designer Gaziza Shabdarbayeva creates a dialogue between past and present, creating an aesthetic that reflects Kazakh culture in a contemporary way. The inspiration of traditional celebrations, the "toi", emerges in the choice of fabrics, colors and decorations, restoring a feeling of celebration and belonging.

To make the Inclover show at Paris Fashion Week Haute Couture even more special, the great return of Barbara Meier, German top model, who opened the show. At 38, she returned to the catwalks of Paris after 14 years of absence, adding charm and prestige to an event that brings together fashion, culture and tradition.

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