David Koma

David Koma, born David Georgievich Komakhidze on September 3, 1985, is a distinguished Georgian fashion designer who has made a notable impact in the fashion industry. David Koma's journey in fashion began at the tender age of 15 when he moved to St. Petersburg to study Fine Arts. He later relocated to London to pursue his education at the prestigious Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, where he graduated with a Master's degree in Fashion in 2009.

David Koma launched his eponymous label in 2009, captivating the fashion world with his debut collection which featured sculptural, body-conscious designs. His innovative use of metallic embellishments and sleek lines quickly garnered attention, earning him a reputation for creating dresses that exude a combination of glamour and strength.

In 2013, Koma was appointed as the creative director of the revered French fashion house, Mugler, succeeding Nicola Formichetti. At Mugler, Koma revitalized the brand by infusing it with his own architectural aesthetic, while still honoring the legacy of Thierry Mugler's designs. During his tenure, he presented several critically acclaimed collections, solidifying his position as a visionary in the industry.

David Koma is known for his precision tailoring and attention to detail. His designs have graced red carpets globally, worn by an array of celebrities including Beyoncé, Jennifer Lopez, and Cara Delevingne. Koma's affiliation with high-profile clients has amplified his brand's presence, making it synonymous with modern elegance.

His work has been showcased in notable fashion shows around the world, from London and Paris to New York. Koma’s innovative approach to fashion is also evidenced by his collaborations with other brands and artists, merging his distinct design language with diverse influences.