“My relationship with fashion is like the relationship of a writer and words or a painter and colors. All the clothes I make represent me and the world where I joyfully live” said designer Erika Varga, the creator of the exhibition. The exhibition of her clothing was entitled “My Identity – My Freedom”.
Romani Design was established in 2010 to introduce traditional Roma clothing to the world of contemporary fashion. The last four years has seen a rising popularity in the clothes, accompanied by a rising consciousness of the importance of being open and tolerant, according to a press release from organizers.
The exhibition was founded by “Európai Unió Magyarország – Szlovákia Határon Átnyúló Együttműködési Program 2007- 2013”.
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