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Lotta Volkova

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Marc Jacobs Resort 20 Campaign

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Lotta Volkova - Fashion Editor/Stylist
Published: 10/04/2020

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Editorial for i-D Magazine

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Farfetch - Open Doors To A World Of FashionSource: farfetch.comPublished: September 2020

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Farfetch - Open Doors To A World Of FashionSource: farfetch.comPublished: September 2020

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Lotta Volkova - Fashion Editor/Stylist
Published: 09/23/2020

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Balenciaga Capsule F/W 18

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In an new editorial published in Double magazine’s 2017 spring/summer “the ingredients” publication, she styled Balenciaga’s 2017/summer collection with Harley Weir behind the camera

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In an new editorial published in Double magazine’s 2017 spring/summer “the ingredients” publication, she styled Balenciaga’s 2017/summer collection with Harley Weir behind the camera

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Vetements Stylist Lotta Volkova and Harley Weir Present a Balenciaga Editorial

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Vetements Stylist Lotta Volkova and Harley Weir Present a Balenciaga Editorial

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Vetements Stylist Lotta Volkova and Harley Weir Present a Balenciaga Editorial

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BiographyLotta Volkova is one of the key figures behind Vetements’ rapid climb through the ranks of Paris's fashion establishment. As the in-house stylist for Vetements and Balenciaga, her aesthetic, which takes style cues from post-Soviet street culture, alt-punk and fetishism, has proved to be one of the most influential in recent seasons.Volkova was born in Novosibirsk, Russia when the country was still part of the Soviet Union. Raised by a naval captain father who would bring her presents from around the globe, Volkova was exposed to foreign cultures from an early age and dressed in clothing from Germany and Japan.After leaving her hometown of Novosibirsk at the age of 17 to study art and design at London’s Central Saint Martins, Volkova became a fixture on the thriving club scene in the British capital. Creating her own clothes, Volkova began to dress herself and her friends. Starting her post-punk-inspired label, Lotta Skeletrix, in 2004 Volkova attracted a handful of stockists including The Pineal Eye and Dover Street Market London, where she met Rei Kawakubo . After a brief stint as a designer, Volkova relocated to Paris in 2007, shifting her focus to styling. Commissioned to style her first photo shoot by German fashion photographer Ellen von Unwerth , Volkova’s styling career advanced quickly. Volkova was introduced to her closest collaborator Demna Gvasalia through a mutual friend at a party. While at the event Gvasalia showed her some lookbook images of an early Vetements collection. Although intrigued by the clothing Lotta was left unimpressed by the styling, a fact she shared with the designer, who responded by asking her “Why don’t you style it then?” Today, Volkova plays an integral part in developing the creative vision behind Vetements, Gosha Rubchinskiy , Sies Marjan  and Gvasalia's newly reborn Balenciaga. At Vetements she is involved in the casting, the styling and also consults oh the collection. Besides serving as a stylist, muse and model for Gvasalia, Volkova has styled for numerous industry-leading fashion publications like System Magazine, Man About Town, Re-edition, Dazed, i-D, V Man and Document. 

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BiographyLotta Volkova is one of the key figures behind Vetements’ rapid climb through the ranks of Paris's fashion establishment. As the in-house stylist for Vetements and Balenciaga, her aesthetic, which takes style cues from post-Soviet street culture, alt-punk and fetishism, has proved to be one of the most influential in recent seasons.Volkova was born in Novosibirsk, Russia when the country was still part of the Soviet Union. Raised by a naval captain father who would bring her presents from around the globe, Volkova was exposed to foreign cultures from an early age and dressed in clothing from Germany and Japan.After leaving her hometown of Novosibirsk at the age of 17 to study art and design at London’s Central Saint Martins, Volkova became a fixture on the thriving club scene in the British capital. Creating her own clothes, Volkova began to dress herself and her friends. Starting her post-punk-inspired label, Lotta Skeletrix, in 2004 Volkova attracted a handful of stockists including The Pineal Eye and Dover Street Market London, where she met Rei Kawakubo . After a brief stint as a designer, Volkova relocated to Paris in 2007, shifting her focus to styling. Commissioned to style her first photo shoot by German fashion photographer Ellen von Unwerth , Volkova’s styling career advanced quickly. Volkova was introduced to her closest collaborator Demna Gvasalia through a mutual friend at a party. While at the event Gvasalia showed her some lookbook images of an early Vetements collection. Although intrigued by the clothing Lotta was left unimpressed by the styling, a fact she shared with the designer, who responded by asking her “Why don’t you style it then?” Today, Volkova plays an integral part in developing the creative vision behind Vetements, Gosha Rubchinskiy , Sies Marjan  and Gvasalia's newly reborn Balenciaga. At Vetements she is involved in the casting, the styling and also consults oh the collection. Besides serving as a stylist, muse and model for Gvasalia, Volkova has styled for numerous industry-leading fashion publications like System Magazine, Man About Town, Re-edition, Dazed, i-D, V Man and Document. 

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https://www.businessoffashion.com/community/people/lotta-volkova

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Lotta Volkova - Fashion Editor/Stylist
Published: June 2020

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Volkova opened Vetements' Fall 2016 show wearing a short brown dress resembling a school uniform and carrying a bunch of yellow daffodils. The 52 looks seen in the show introduced a number of Gvasalia signatures that have since been completely assimilated into current fashion: dramatically oversized blazers, shirts, and trench coats; hoodies with heavy metal prints; long frilled floral dresses; fetish leathers; and thick thigh-high boots. (Fedorova, 2019)

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Lotta Volkova was born in Vladivostok, Russia and studied Photography and Fine Art at London's Central Saint Martins before moving to Paris where now works and live. After this brief stint as a designer, It was in the French capital that Volkova's focus fully shifted to styling.

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Lotta Volkova was born in Vladivostok, Russia and studied Photography and Fine Art at London's Central Saint Martins before moving to Paris where now works and live. After this brief stint as a designer, It was in the French capital that Volkova's focus fully shifted to styling.