Demna Gvasalia of Vetements brought huge attention to so-called "Post-Soviet" aesthetics. The trend wasn't limited to major chain stores such as Urban Outfitters and Topman that started selling garment with Cyrillic slogans, but also led to a renaissance in clothing design in Russia and Ukraine. The list of brands that contributed to the Post-Soviet streetwear trend included Sputnik 1985, Volchok, Mech, LECHARLATAN, R-SSA, Podmost, Syndicate, Otocyon, Artem Shumov, Anastasia Dokuchaeva, Yasya Minochkina, Turbo Yulia, Alexandr Rogov and many others. Controversies In December 2018, it was alleged by a 16-year-old boy that Rubchinskiy pressured him into sending explicit photographs of himself. The boy included screenshots as evidence. Shortly thereafter, another man claimed that Rubchinskiy also requested explicit photographs. Rubchinskiy denied the accusations. See also Dover Street Market Anti Social Social Club Billionaire Boys Club Virgil Abloh OVO Balenciaga Vetements Highsnobiety Raf Simons Demna Gvasalia References External links Apart, Gosha Rubchinskiy documentary Gosha Rubchinskiy at Vogue Living people 1984 births Photographers from Moscow Street fashion Russian fashion designers Clothing brands of Russia Businesspeople from Moscow