Timofej Andrijashenko is a man who moves effortlessly between classical tradition and modern influence. A revered international ballet dancer, Andrijashenko, born in Latvia in 1994, began dancing at an early age before being awarded a scholarship in 2009 securing him the chance to study at the Russian Ballet College in Genoa. In 2014, he joined the Teatro alla Scala, Milan and by 2018 was promoted to principal. Beyond the stage, Andrijashenko shares both his professional and personal life with fellow La Scala Principal Nicoletta Manni. Hand in hand, the two attended the annual IEO Charity Dinner, uniting style and philanthropy in support of cancer research.
For this special evening, Andrijashenko turns to Brett Johnson.
Much like Andrijashenko’s artistry, Brett Johnson’s work is defined by precision, refinement, and an elegance rooted in both tradition and modernity. Johnson’s tailoring speaks to the same duality that defines Andrijashenko’s career: classical discipline tempered with contemporary ease.
On stage, the dancer embodies poise and strength; in Johnson’s design, he finds a tailored language that mirrors those qualities - structure softened by fluidity, ease elevated through innovation.
At the IEO Charity Dinner, the alignment felt natural.
In this context, Andrijashenko and Johnson meet with ease: one bringing the grace and resonance of dance, the other offering a vision of style that carries depth beyond appearance. Sharing the philosophy that artistry is lived, not performed, the two lead with principle and presence.
Andrijashenko is seen arriving in pieces from the Fall/Winter 2025 collection. For the evening, the dancer wears the Wool Silk Cashmere Blazer and corresponding pants in Espresso. Completed with the Wool and Silk Casual Shirt and finished with Brett Johnson Côte Ramatuelle parfum.
Discover the Fall/Winter 2025 Collection at brettjohnson.co
