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Over 2 000 people visited the central event of the Budapest Central European Fashion Week, celebrating its 10th jubilee this autumn, organised by the Hungarian Fashion & Design Agency. Altogether 24 brands displayed the pieces of their newest spring/summer collections on the runway among the impressive artworks of the Museum of Fine Arts. Besides Hungarians, two Polish and seven Ukrainian designers were represented at the Budapest fashion week. Fashion enthusiasts and industry professionals could also participate in almost 30 side events including roundtable discussions, workshops, fashion shows, and even a yoga class. The cherry on top of the one-week long, rich programme series, held between the 29th of August and the 4th of September, was the weekend with the more than 2 000 visitors taking a look at the newest fashion trends. A vast interest surrounded the Ukrainian shows; at the same time, Polish designers also had great success. The Hungarian Fashion & Design Agency joined the Support Ukrainian Fashion initiative created for helping Ukrainian designers. The Ukrainian Fashion Week held in Kyiv - celebrating its 25th anniversary this year – was cancelled due to the war, so Budapest was offered – among other international cities - as a venue to present the newest Ukrainian collections before several other European fashion weeks. Central Europe’s most prominent fashion muster attracted both Hungarian celebrities, foreign experts, and international influencers, along with