…as seen on Russian and Ukrainian catwalks. Something old, something new… This season we will see both new and exciting things and old trends declining to fade away. Some global trends failed to bloom on Russian and Ukrainian catwalks, like the sixties’ silhouettes, burglar stripes and sheer inserts, while others have been [Continue reading...]

…as seen on Russian and Ukrainian catwalks. Fall/winter 2012 fashion is full of contrasts. Black and red, military and ladylike, brocade and sheer fabrics go hand in hand, defining women’s style during times of economic uncertainty. Rounded/boxy shoulders We are in the 2010s now which means shoulder seams can be found anywhere but on [Continue reading...]

…as seen on Russian and Ukrainian catwalks. Global trends, that is. I’m not listing here anything obvious like white, hotpants or floral print, but would be happy to do a post if you ask! Pictures are clickable. Ravishing Red Red continues to be the hottest (ahem) trend on and off the catwalk. Go bold this [Continue reading...]

Anna October So, the seventies! Flared pants, sweaters, Lurex, curly hair… Simple yet delicious. P. S. The designer is only 20 years old! [Continue reading...]

As we are now in the middle of the Russian-Ukrainian fashion month, I would like to post an overview of what is happening right now in both countries. In the picture: a design from TOSHA S/S 2012 collection Saint Petersburg, Russia Defile Na Neve fashion week has just ended and, in my humble opinion, it [Continue reading...]