THE DESIGNERS
ARTISTA is an independent ready-to wear and accessory brand. It is based in Budapest and has tight connections to Vienna since 1993. Three designers are working for the brand: Katalin Imre, Nóra Rácz and Katalin Stampf. The company has a Showroom in Budapest, a flagship store in Vienna and several stockists. The collections are proudly designed and produced in in Hungary.
THE BRAND
ARTISTA was found in 1994 in Budapest. The company has a Showroom in Budapest, a flagship store in Vienna. Artista design can be characterized by wearable but still special, classical cuts with extravagant details, and really love to use fabrics in a unique way. The 3 designers studied fashion design in Budapest, Brighton and Milano.
ARTISTA prefers the aesthetic sence, rather than an abstract concept. They respect classic, traditional tailoring, transplanting those lines into a contemporary urban attire, in such a way that, they are paired with extreme lines in a novel interpretation. The traditional japanes sence for colors fabrics and proportions remain one of the main inspiration for the designers. We celebrate the authentic woman who loves freedom, art and music. She is open minded and has good sense for style and quality clothing.
One of the brand's signatures is its own prints, which are created from collaborations with artists season after season.
THE COLLECTION
SS26 AURA
Aura comes from the Latin word of the same name, which originally means breath, and in a broader sense, radiation. With their aura, individuals connect invisibly to the world—with their attention, their movements, and with what they wear, they speak eloquently and powerfully. Even when they want to hide and even when they want to stand out.
In this collection, the designers explored how clothing surrounds the body, what and how much space is left for it, and what new boundaries reveal about the wearer—or what possibilities they conceal.
Transparency, delicate materials, familiar and fresh new shapes, softly turning surfaces, and playful expanses shape the pieces of the Spring 2026 collection.
The prints are based on Sarah Arnett's latest works.