Renowned designer Altin Tila opened his second Haute Couture exhibition near the former “Agimi” cinema in Tirana. The event, under the brand ‘Rawmode Official,’ presents a unique collection of his years of work in fashion and craftsmanship.

The first exhibition in June showed about 30 percent of his archive. This second edition displays the remaining pieces, highlighting years of “underground” work and collaborations with artisanal tailors.

About 50–60 percent of the outfits are handmade, showing Tila’s skill and dedication.

Tila says the collection draws inspiration from childhood memories and an early passion for fashion. “I have always been sensitive to fashion and modified clothes from a young age. I carried out research and projects like ‘Recreate Tradition,’ blending art, music, and costume design,” he explains.

The exhibition honors artisans and encourages young people to learn from past generations while preserving traditional crafts.

Designed as an artistic atelier, the show includes live decoration demonstrations and performances by young artists wearing Raëmode creations.

The collection divides into two main categories: vintage pieces reimagined creatively and original designs, split into utility garments and stage costumes.

It features everything from everyday shirts and jackets to artistic stage outfits. Tila also highlights his innovation over the years, presenting new designs in the patenting process, making the exhibition a testament to his artistic evolution.

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