Major principle of the collection was enlarged details in one-size garments. The project united oversize clothing and intentionally enlarged elements borrowed from the vintage attire.

      During the show, models wearing diverse items in pastel shades and slippers, looking very home-like, were performing different actions: for instance, one was pulling herself up the chair, one was in bed, another was ripping off rose petals, next one was attentively looking at the ring and one was taking off the slippers.

      On October 26, the venue of MBFW Russia moved to the Museum of Moscow, where the new generation of Moscow fashion designers showcased their collections. The display and presentation of the nineteen young designers and artists were organized by the Museum of Fashion and Museum of Moscow with support of the Moscow Department of Culture. As we have already mentioned, on September 4, 2017, Oksana Fedorova was appointed to the position of the Director of the Moscow Museum of Fashion. At the press conference devoted to her appointment, Head of Moscow Department of Culture, Minister of Government of Moscow Alexander Kibovsky and Oksana Fedorova named supporting young designers as one of priority goals of the Moscow Museum of Fashion. The presentation of young designers at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week has become the starting point in the long-term development program of the project. Vladimir Philippov, Deputy Head of Moscow Department of Culture has attended the opening ceremony.