Her career began in 1993, that is, the year when the centenary of the birth of the unrivaled Coco Chanel was celebrated. Olga considers this fact symbolic.

In 1993 she took part in one of the contests for beginners. The success was continued in Irish Dublin, where in 1994 Olga Brovkina became one of the three winners of the prestigious International Design Award Smirnoff. The entrance to the "adult" level took place in 1996, when Olga Brovkina was invited by Elio Ferucci to Milan, on the week of pret-a-port MOMMI-96. The following year, Olga took part in the In Vogue contest, which was held in Vilnius. Olivier Lapidus presented the girl with a special prize - "For the most harmonious and high-quality collection". This was a serious achievement for the student: after all, professional designers, representatives of famous fashion houses gathered at the competition.

 

 In 1998, the brand Olga Brovkina was presented in Amsterdam, at the show of European fashion designers. And the main prize for her was the opportunity to take part in the Paris international exhibition Pret-a-Porte. Participation in the week of Pret-a-Porte in the French capital brought her the admiration of the French, English, Japanese public. Olga demonstrated clothes from Russian flax. The result was not only applause and favorable reviews of critics, but also orders of serious clients.

 

 When Olga Brovkina showed her collection in Milan, in the week of Pret-a-Porte MOMMI, where Elio Fiorucci was invited, the Western press, in particular COLLEZIONI magazine, began talking about the return of Russian designers and fashion designers to the world fashion arena. Serious work experience was brought by cooperation with the international concern Erdos, which implemented a major project in Russia - sewing cashmere products.

Olga Brovkina successfully presented the collection of "Erdos" from knitwear and cashmere of very high quality, which subsequently helped her and herself produce high-quality lines of such goods.