Minimidimaxi Magazine

This eponymous line challenges our perception of the world – and our place in it – with futuristic fabrics and dreamy colours.

Ula Zukowska weaves poetic whimsy into her practical fall/winter 2009 oeuvre.

Ula Zukowska has long been known for subverting fashion with innovative shapes, and spring/summer 2008 is no exception.

The collection has a commercial bounce in its step, with some of the separates standing out as wardrobe must-haves.

Ula Zukowska’s iconoclastic designs are both wearable and breathtakingly unusual, and the Fall 2005 collection ranks among the designer’s best.

Ula presents a gender flip-flop that features loose masculine draping with girlie style

Ula Zukowska Fall 2003 is nothing short of breathtaking.

Full of brilliant and diverse takes on urban fashion with an ergonomic spin, the Ula collection shows it all in a confidently focused way.

The M.A.C Viva Glam Fashion Cares 2001 “Garden” event has exceeded expectations, as it does every year.

The designer’s architectural background is definitely put to use in forging what are essentially breathable, travel-friendly and futuristic living spaces.

This year, Ula Zukowska presented her Fall/Winter 2001 collection in the multi-levelled Bata Shoe Museum

A strobe light, tiny clusters of pebbles, and a photographer included as part of the scene formed an installation piece to remember.