
Gosa Rubchinskiy returned to the catwalk on June 15 with Courta Summer 2027 collection that looks closely at the communities and cultural processes that shape the present. The project continues his long study of youth culture, identity and self-expression, while placing fashion in a larger social conversation. The forum examines the spaces where people gather, exchange ideas and form new attitudes. Through this focus, the collection treats clothing as a way of reading culture as it changes.
Rubchinskiy uses the forum to examine the contexts that produce new identities. The collection looks beyond clothes as individual objects and examines the systems around them. People, places, music, art and shared visual codes all inform how a generation presents itself. The forum traces these connections and asks how fashion can record cultural movement as it happens. The frames in the collection dress up as one of the many tools that allow people to express who they are, where they belong and how they see their time.

The title Forum indicates a place of exchange. It indicates communities that grow through conversation, viewing, and shared experience. Rubchinskiy builds the collection around this idea, focusing on the collective energy that occurs when people come together around similar references and desires.
The Summer 2027 runway presentation extended this approach through its setting and partners. Rubchinskiy brought architecture, art, music and fashion into one environment, creating a show that treated the catwalk as a cultural space. He worked with an architect Maria Katsalovaartist Semen Galinov and creative consultant Danila Polyakov.


The forum maintains a focus on the present, following the communities that shape new attitudes, visual codes and forms of self-expression. Rubchinskiy uses the collection to study how identity develops through shared spaces, collective energy and cultural exchange. The independent collective structure of the brand supports this direction, giving the work a sense of collaboration that extends beyond the catwalk.




