SHOPPING WITH KVARA

 Football has long transcended the pitch. It’s more than a sport — it’s a global force that unites people through passion, drama, and increasingly, personal style. One of the most compelling intersections in today’s culture? Football and fashion. When we think of football culture, we often picture fans in head-to-toe team colors, scarves raised high like sacred banners. But the influence of fashion in football now goes far beyond the stands. The spotlight has shifted — to the players themselves.

Modern footballers aren’t just athletes. They’re style architects. David Beckham, Hector Bellerín, Cristiano Ronaldo, Paul Pogba  — these names live as comfortably in fashion headlines as they do in sports columns. And now, a new name continues to climb that list: Khvicha Kvaratskhelia. We've seen glimpses of style from Georgia’s national team before. But this was different.

As Kvaratskhelia arrived at national team camp in Tbilisi, he did so in full Prada. A monochromatic look — soft grey tailoring layered with a crisp white tee — understated yet razor-sharp. It wasn’t loud, it didn’t need to be. That’s the kind of quiet confidence we’ve come to expect from football’s rising icon.

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And then came the accessories — a bold, cherry-red Louis Vuitton Speedy P9 Bandoulière 50. Designed by Pharrell Williams, the bag reimagines one of the house’s most iconic silhouettes in soft calfskin and vibrant colorways. It’s nearly impossible to get your hands on one now — completely sold out, with resale prices soaring between $12,000 and $18,000.

Louis Vuitton Speedy P9 Bandoulière

By his side? A silver RIMOWA Original Cabin Twist, finished with crimson leather accents — sleek, modern, and effortlessly cool. It’s the kind of carry-on that doesn’t whisper status. It announces it.

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And finally, the finish: grey Gucci sneakers. The perfect punctuation to an already composed look.

Dior B30 Countdown Sneaker

In a world where every arrival is a runway, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia proved once again: he's not just here to play. He’s here to dress the part, too.