A special treat was offered to Moscow fashionistas - «Africa Explosion» - a lengthy showcase of South African fashion designers.

Nikabadze is somewhat of a long-time favorite of Moscow audiences, dressing many of the Russian capital’s wealthiest and most fashionable socialites and pop stars.

Leather, latex and silk were the course for the day, and SENSUS employed their traditional color palette - red, white and lots of black for good measure.

Vyacheslav Zaitsev’s “The Origins-2” show was the collection most visitors of the day came to see.

It was the second part of Kazakhstan Fashion Week, coming hot off the heels of yesterday’s shows by young designers from Almaty and beyond - a much more subdued and casual collection of looks than yesterday, but still a beautiful show of just how much talent the former Soviet republic holds.

The Saint-Petersburg-born, China-based designer was inspired, by his own admission, by the culture and dress of Beijing, and it was extremely evident in the anime-meets-Chinese national dress looks he showed us today.

MERÉ presented their collection next, with Maria Rafikova and Alexandra Talalay bringin an air of pureness and minimalism to Moscow Fashion Week.

Day three of the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Russia started off with much aplomb, with a whole new slew of young designers to whet the visitors insatiable appetites.

Even more people flooded the floors and runways of the majestic Manege building on Sunday for the second day of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Russia, clamoring to check out the latest looks by their favorite designers.

The Central Saint Martins alum presented a striking show, with all models dressed in shining glitter and embellishments and fast-walking on the runway to 80’s hits.