On the first day of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Spring/Summer in Berlin, I was invited to shot backstage at the show of the Romanina Iona Ciolacu's new collection. Drawing its inspiration from the personal style and work of the iconic, yet uncelebrated women of Bauhaus, the collection embraces a sense of individuality and power, through fresh silhouettes, unexpected layering play and reinterpreted Bauhaus graphics.

'The moment I discovered these wonderful women, I knew I had to celebrate their power through a collection that would speak about them' - Ioana Ciolacu

The women who studied and then worked on Bauhaus, such as Anni Albers and her iconic rugs, Marianne Brandt object designs or Gertrud Arndt style, all has been a major inspiration onto the prints and silhouettes, aiming to celebrate their art and personal style.

The clothes, models, and the inspiration made this one of the best runaway show I’ve seen so far this season at Berlin Fashion's Week.