K2 Design Lab, an architecture and design studio powered by a team of young creatives, signed the visual concept for the Mercedes-Benz Bucharest Fashion Week 2025 opening dinner – a collaboration between Vogue Italia and Manokhi, the international luxury brand renowned for its premium leather collections and bold, contemporary aesthetic. The official opening of Mercedes-Benz Bucharest Fashion Week 2025 took place at the National Museum of Art of Romania, on October 11, under the title “The Infinite Dinner” and was conceived as a memorable visual experience, where fashion, art and architecture came together in a seamless dialogue.
The concept, developed by K2 Design Lab, explored a minimalist aesthetic complemented by metallic surfaces that amplified the interplay of shapes and light. The space was transformed into a scenography of pure geometry and expressive materiality. The spectacular décor, completed by Maison Dadoo, translated an artistic vision into a memorable visual experience. Mercedes-Benz Bucharest Fashion Week 2025 will take place between 15th and 18th October.
“The Infinite Dinner is more than a dinner – it’s an experience that celebrates femininity, creativity and elegance in their purest form. In every MANOKHI collection and event, we aim to bring a touch of refinement, inspiring women to express their individuality and live memorable moments. This evening brings together international and local names who share the same passion for fashion, art, and personal expression – where every detail, from the looks to the décor and gastronomy, reflects the bold voice and vision of our brand”, says Madalina Lalu, CEO & Creative Director Manokhi.
The Infinite Dinner brought together 15 international guests from fashion, film and art, along with local personalities, women who inspire through style and attitude. Among them were Amy Jackson (co-host), Alex Rivière-Sieber, but also other names with international prestige such as: Iris Mittenaere, Emili Sindlev, Celine Bethmann, Franziska Nazarenus, Kseniya Shipilova, Anna Andres, Janice Joostemaa, Jessica Aidi, Melis Sezen, Betty Bachz.
