Bata Spasojević

Bata Spasojević is a well known fashion designer from Serbia. His designs have been showcased at many venues in his own country plus abroad. He designs both clothes for men and women.

Bata Spasojević
OccupationFashion designer
Years active1999 – present

Background

In his own country his work has been displayed at the Master Centre in Novi Sad.[1] He is a recipient of the best male collection at the Serbia Fashion Award.[2] When he opened the 34th Belgrade Fashion Week in late March 2014, he had been in the fashion game for 15 years.[3]

Venues

In 2011, his Matrix-like futuristic garments (trench coats and pants with an excess of zippers) were on display at the Miami Beach International Fashion Week. According to Sun-Sentinel reporter Joanie Cox, the garments were a little bit too futuristic for the men of today.[4] In February 2016, his work was the last line of the night was displayed at the DC Fashion Week, held in Washington DC.[5] Ankit Rauniyar the creative director of Elucid Magazine was there, and later that year in September, the magazine ended up showing his collection at the internationally attended World Fashion Parade.[6][7]

References
  1. Fashion Insider, June 9, 2016 -BATA SPASOJEVIC – Fall Winter 2016/17 – Marcellous Jones
  2. BDMOTP, 18.12.2015 – Serbia Fashion Week: Bata Spasojevic by Nikea Vucetic
  3. Still in Belgrade is , March 28, 2014 – Belgrade Fashion Week 35th Edition, Belgrade Fashion Week, March 28-4 April 2014 – Christine C.
  4. Sun-Sentinel, March 15, 2011 – Meet the makers of Lady Gaga's meat dress By Joanie Cox
  5. The Diamondback, March 1, 2016 – Fashion, A recap of DC Fashion Week By Miranda Jackson
  6. Newswire, October 8, 2016 – The 82 Year Old Model That Stunned New York
  7. BKTVNews, 27. Septembar 2016 – BKTVNews ekskluzivno sa brodvejske premijere srpskog dizajnera: Bata Spasojević oduševio Njujorčane (FOTO, VIDEO)
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