Next week at the ICA, fashion historian Djurdja Bartlett (London College of Fashion, University of the Arts London) will be joined by Moscow-based designers Asiya Bareeva and Artur Lomakin, Essentuki-born photographer Turkina Faso and journalist and curator Anastasiia Fedorova for a panel discussion to consider the work currently being produced by creatives who grew up as the Soviet Union came to an end. _Defining a Post-Soviet Aesthetic in Fashion_ will turn a critical eye on the appropriation of Soviet iconography by Western fashion houses and the propagation of the Russian subcultural underground in the hands of cult designer Gosha Rubchinskiy.