To mark Kyiv Day and celebrate the release of the limited-edition “Kyivska Troyanda” collection, Kachorovska created a special city route — a walking tour dedicated to the beloved city. More than 90 participants received “Rose Path” cards and followed the route, which featured several themed stops. The walk began at the Kachorovska store on Velyka Vasylkivska Street.
The central symbol of the route was the pink rose print, created in winter from photographs of live flowers taken by Kachorovska footwear designer Olha Dzei at the M. M. Hryshko National Botanical Garden. To mark Kyiv Day, the brand brought the print back in a limited-edition capsule featuring 15 REBECCA bags in pink and black printed satin, 40 pairs of leggings, and 40 pairs of JERRY BALERINA flats. Over the course of two weekends, 10 pieces from the collection were sold: six pairs of leggings, one Rebecca Baguette bag, and three pairs of Jerry Ballerina flats.
The next stops on the route were TSUM, where participants searched for two hidden Rebecca bags from the “Kyivska Troyanda” capsule, and the “Kyivska Troyanda” pavilion in Khreshchatyi Park. There, guests could enjoy a rose-filled photo zone and a piano performance by Anastasiia Byka, an artist with the National Philharmonic of Ukraine.
The final stop was Kachorovska Cafe in Podil, where participants could take a break after the walk and join an aperitivo featuring cocktails, refreshments, and a DJ set by Kachorovska’s designers.
The first 50 participants received branded gifts, including keychains, caps, and other Kachorovska merchandise.
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