Hutsul pompons have already become one of the symbols of the Lesi Pak brand, and traditional festive outfits are incomplete without this vibrant decoration. As we approach the joyful holiday of Christmas, we demonstrate how these pompons can infuse modern attire with Ukrainian spirit.
"Christmas is a family holiday, and with this small but significant collection, we emphasize the importance of family values and traditions that must be passed down to future generations," says designer Lesya Pak. "In our children's designs, we often incorporate pompons as a decorative element, inspiring us to create an adult version for paired family ensembles." The collection features three types of neck jewelry in red or green velvet, along with a knitted poncho and sweater to keep you warm throughout the winter.
"Christmas is a family holiday, and with this small but significant collection, we emphasize the importance of family values and traditions that must be passed down to future generations," says designer Lesya Pak. "In our children's designs, we often incorporate pompons as a decorative element, inspiring us to create an adult version for paired family ensembles." The collection features three types of neck jewelry in red or green velvet, along with a knitted poncho and sweater to keep you warm throughout the winter.
The face of the collection was Viktoria Zhyr, stylist and founder of the ZHYR Telegram channel shared her thoughts on the collection: "I really appreciate how Ukrainian brands today are exploring our heritage, discovering new symbols and elements, and revitalizing them. The Lesi Pak team has found their unique touch with Hutsul jewelry adorned with vibrant pompons. Just like embroidered shirts, these pieces carry our Ukrainian essence and can be passed down through generations. As a stylist, I envision these jewelry pieces in the wardrobes of minimalists aiming to showcase their roots through subtle accents, as well as in the outfits of ethnic style enthusiasts. They seamlessly blend with various prints and textures, adding depth to any ensemble."