Aleksandre Akhalkatsishvili is known for its signature straight-line silhouettes, minimalist approach and combination of masculine and feminine aesthetics.

Aleksandre Akhalkatsishvili

Aleksandre Akhalkatsishvili's dress is made from supple faux leather that looks so luxurious. Backed in cotton for a smooth and comfortable fit, it has a slim silhouette with pin-thin straps and a plunging neckline. The split at the back ensures ease of movement. Wear it with vibrant sandals to offset the neutral shade.

Faux leather midi dress

Aleksandre Akhalkatsishvili combines details from sharp tailoring and flattering corsets to create this bold dress. Made from panels of supple black faux leather in a slim silhouette, it has a cutout just above the nipped-in waist, which is highlighted by covered buttons. The neat collar and structured shoulders give it a sharp edge. Wear yours with vibrant sandals.

Cutout faux leather mini dress

Romantic yet minimal silhouettes are Aleksandre Akhalkatsishvili's specialty, and this midi dress perfectly displays the designer's expertise. Made from washed-cupro in a striking red shade, it has ruching at the side to create a figure-flattering drape and gathered cups that resemble corset detailing. Wear yours with sandals and a tonal clutch.

Ruched washed-cupro midi dress

When it comes to finding the balance between minimal and distinct design, Aleksandre Akhalkatsishvili is an expert. Cut from twill, this blouse has a corset-inspired silhouette that's detailed with a feminine sweetheart neckline and sweeping shoulder ties that create cold shoulders. The sunny yellow hue is sure to pop against anything you pair it with.

Cold-shoulder twill blouse

From the sweeping shoulder ties to the bustier-inspired molded cups, Aleksandre Akhalkatsishvili's dress has such beautiful and flattering details. It's made from black wool-twill in a cold-shoulder silhouette and fits slim through the bodice before falling to a midi-length hem with a dramatic split. Wear it with vibrant sandals.

Cold-shoulder wool-twill midi dress

Colorful tailoring isn't going anywhere, and the vibrant cobalt-blue color of Aleksandre Akhalkatsishvili's blazer makes it such a stand-out piece. It's made from wool-blend in a slightly loose silhouette and has a nipped-in waist and sharp notched lapels. The internal shoulder pads add structure. Wear yours with the 

Wool-blend blazer

Aleksandre Akhalkatsishvili's vibrant cobalt-blue pants are part of a two-piece suit with the 

Wool-blend straight-leg pants

Aleksandre Akhalkatsishvili's skirt is made from panels of buttery-soft faux leather in a sleek, streamlined silhouette. It's designed to loosely skim over your body and has a daring, thigh-grazing split for a flash of leg as you walk. Wear yours with strappy sandals or pumps.

Faux leather midi skirt

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