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Mirvac Harbourside
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The Work of Gosha Rubchinskiy: Fashion, Culture, and Youth



From Designer to Cultural Architect


Gosha Rubchinskiy is not just a fashion designer—he's a cultural force. Born in Moscow in 1984, Rubchinskiy began his career in fashion in the early 2000s, but he quickly expanded his scope. His work spans clothing, photography, film, and youth-focused creative projects. Every piece he creates connects to his main theme: Russian youth and their place in a changing world.

The Gosha Rubchinskiy Brand


Rubchinskiy launched his self-titled brand https://gosharubchinskiy.com/  in 2008. His early collections centered on post-Soviet identity—raw, nostalgic, and anti-mainstream. He used real kids from Moscow’s underground scenes as models and chose gritty, urban backdrops for his shows and campaigns. His designs feature sportswear, military silhouettes, and bold Cyrillic lettering. He wasn’t just making clothes—he was documenting a generation.

Global Reach with Comme des Garçons


His brand grew internationally after partnering with Comme des Garçons. With their support, Rubchinskiy had access to global production and retail while keeping full creative control. This allowed him to show collections in Paris, Florence, and Kaliningrad, all while staying rooted in Russian culture. He brought something fresh to global streetwear—Eastern European realism.

Creative Collaborations


Rubchinskiy has worked with some of the biggest names in fashion:

  • Burberry: A reimagining of British classics through a Russian lens.

  • Adidas: Athletic wear fused with 90s nostalgia.

  • Levi’s and Dr. Martens: Street staples with his unique aesthetic.

These collaborations allowed him to bridge East and West and expand his influence far beyond Russia.

Photography and Film Work


Outside of fashion, Rubchinskiy is a serious photographer and filmmaker. He’s published several photo books, often focused on Russian teenagers. His film projects explore identity, masculinity, and youth culture—mirroring the stories told through his clothing. This work is central to his artistic identity.

PACCBET: A New Direction


In 2018, Rubchinskiy stepped back from seasonal collections and launched PACCBET (pronounced "rassvet", meaning "sunrise"). Co-founded with professional skater Tolia Titaev, PACCBET is a skatewear brand that mixes fashion, street culture, and community projects. It reflects his continued focus on youth, subcultures, and creative freedom.

Community and Subculture Building

 More than just a designer, Rubchinskiy builds scenes. He brings together skaters, musicians, and artists from Russia and beyond. His events, zines, and brand projects create platforms for youth expression. Through PACCBET and other ventures, he supports emerging talent and keeps the spotlight on independent creativity.

Conclusion: More Than Fashion


Gosha Rubchinskiy’s work is about more than clothing. It’s about voice, place, and identity. Whether through a fashion show, a photo book, or a skateboarding project, he continues to give Russian youth a way to be seen—and heard—on a global stage.

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