The city as runway
On September 23, Süle Kati shared a walk through central Budapest using the hashtags #advancedstylebudapest, #streetfashionbudapest and #over60andfabulous. The post’s most important point is not a label or a trend. It is the larger idea that street style only becomes credible when it looks beyond people in their twenties.
“Advanced style” is not a collection of tricks designed to appear younger. It is the knowledge of one’s own proportions, colours and gestures. A strong look does not hide time; it gives personality a confident frame. Budapest is an unusually expressive backdrop for this: historic façades, yellow trams, café interiors and contemporary urban rhythm can give a portrait both elegance and movement.
More faces for Hungarian fashion
Hungarian fashion communication still rarely presents women in their fifties, sixties or seventies as style protagonists. Yet they are more than customers: they bring experience, memory and long relationships with clothes. The story of a well-worn coat, jewel or scarf often says more about sustainability than a campaign slogan.
Kati’s new post is therefore more than an outfit of the day. For us, it points toward a Budapest street-style series in which age is not a category but a perspective. The next step is clear: more original portraits, each with a name, a location and a short personal story. That is how the city can build a fashion image recognisable well beyond Hungary.
Source: Süle Kati on Instagram, September 23, 2026.
