Within the framework of Mercedes-Benz fashion week Russia 21DOT12 fashion show took a place. Spring-summer 2019 collection gathered graceful images for men and women. We decided to tell you the most interesting facts about the things and the origin of this brand. Brand 21DOT12 was founded by Russian designer Nikolai Prokofiev in 2016. Initially, the designer occupied the niche of men’s clothing, but recent collections include many female products. The brand is characterized by androgyny and strict silhouettes. 21DOT12 adapts classic and familiar forms to modern realities confidently, adds its own highlights and unusual details. The brand does usual basic things, complemented by author’s prints and made from high-quality natural materials.…
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MIRSTORES ss’18
Young Russian brand MIRSTORES presented its new lookbook spring-summer 2018. The brand specializes in knitwear and creates comfortable, skin-friendly clothes from natural fabrics. You can find one of the main trends of the season – fishnet tops and dresses from the crochet. The summer collection of MIRSTORES also has cardigans, cotton dresses, knitted skirts and crop-tops. Materials: Dear Progress
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“This is not a F*cking Interview”: Adam Katz Sinding about how to become a famous photographer and launch a book
“I have many shitty photos of Snoop Dogg with Bella Hadid, which probably would gain more likes, but they are not nice photos. It’s just… whatever”, – Adam says seriously. This phrase makes you reconsider the whole concept of a photographer’s job. Adam Katz Sinding is a well-known figure in the fashion industry, whose photos you can see in top magazines like W and Vogue, he is also known as Le 21ème. Recently, the world has met his book “This is not a F*cking Street Style Book”. This man values not easy money and fame but pure art. With a half-million audience, who traces the photographer’s travelling around the world…
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Backstage SORRY I’M NOT FW`18-19
The Russian clothing brand SORRY I’M NOT celebrated its 5th birthday, a small but significant anniversary gathered all the admirers of the brand in club Aglomerat in Moscow. The main event of the evening was the presentation of a new autumn-winter collection 2018-2019, which was accompanied by a choir and sounds of techno. SORRY I’M NOT still offer us to combine high pieces with the street fashion. The collection is very practical and has the spirit of the Moscow climate: here you can find raincoat-hoodies and silicone dresses, waterproof tops and pants, cheerleader’s outfits and many other interesting things. Housekeeping – is not only the slogan of the collection, but also the…
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Asian motifs, luxury and street style in the new collection of DOKUCHAEVA FW’18-19
Brand DOKUCHAEVA presented the new winter-autumn collection 2018-2019. Street fashion is closely intertwined with the classics, futuristic accessories create a completely new interpretation of the familiar items of the wardrobe. Trouser suits are complemented by safety belts and other sports elements, and clear light fabrics are balanced by a velvet, eco-fur and leather. Bright and juicy colors of the collection will be able to lift the mood in the darkest and dull time of the year. Photo: Margarita Smagina Style: Constantin Koshkin Models: Helena Milankovich & Tanni Travina
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How Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Tbilisi changed the fashion game in Caucasus region
Tbilisi has always been Caucasian Paris. Georgian ladies are believed to have their own unique and exquisite style. Even at the times of the Soviet Union, when every type of access to European and American magazines was forbidden, the women of Georgia managed to look nice and up-to-date. These are widely-known facts in the area of Mideast. However, not everyone outside of the Middle East knows about this little but fascinating place. Currently, we can trace a tendency of increasing tourist flow. Moreover, there is a big hype around Georgian designers and Tbilisi Fashion Week. For instance, George Keburia’s matrix sunglasses just blew up the fashion world, Mach&Mach -two sisters…
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What you should know about post-Soviet designers, worried and changing the West
Post-Soviet designers conquer the West. There are two brands Gosha Rubchinskiy и Vetements now at the peak of popularity, both actively use the aesthetics of the 90s, the style of the post-Soviet period and are often criticized for propagating frankly ‘ugly and market’ combinations. Gosha Rubchinskiy represents the culture and style of teenagers, however for older Russians it causes associations with orphans from the 90’s and football fans. Designer Gosha Rubchinsky is in demand today to create collaborations with major brands, and this is a tremendous commercial move: so young fans of corporate identity buy expensive capsule items at incredible prices, and the designer’s popularity continues to grow. Demna Gvasalia, Vetements founder,…
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How to wear pink in 2018: Exploring old fort in Portugal
One of the last shootings of me took a part in Cascais, Portugal in a very beautiful and mysterious place – Hotel Fortaleza Do Guincho, which was built on the territory of the XVII century fortress. it is medieval palace with secrets and special atmosphere. My looks was inspired by this and Gucci styling from the Cruise 2018 fashion show in Florence. The key colors of my outfits was all dusty and powder pink shades, collaborated with black, gold and terracotta. That is the secret of creating a special romantic atmosphere of the looks as well as the shooting at all. Two my new favourites was used: Seaside cork heels by…
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“Ekaterina Furs” fall-winter 2017-2018
Ekaterina Akkhuzina showed her collection for “Ekaterina Furs” within Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Russia this spring. It turned out very bright and unusual. Despite the terrible styling and tasteless hats, there are a lot of nice things in the collection, in particular we advise you to look at the outerwear: the coats, jackets and fur pieces are outstanding. Photo: Katerina Ponik
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A new look at the old Smart casual
Smart casual is one of my favourite styles, perhaps, because it is great for the university environment (it is perfect for classes or conferences), in which I am constantly. Smart casual is a combination of classics in a democratic version, allowing a variety of fabrics, unbuttoned shirt, lack of a jacket (or jacket with jeans) and the availability of accessories. Thus, it is ideal for an office with a free dress code, various publishing houses and educational institutions. This style is also an excellent option for an evening cocktail after a working day or a business lunch/dinner. In my version, in these pictures it’s a more evening version with very liberal shoes.…
