Russia'S Early Spring Fashion Week Is Still A Big Surprise.

The designer Alena Akhmadullina, who is known for her collection of fairy tales, has worked with the famous book illustrator Tatyana Mavrina on Friday's program to explore the colorful world of Slavic and Scandinavian images.

Fur is the core of the designer's business, so there's a lot of it.

She is very relaxed. For her high-end customers, the mink coat is a must for winter. However, the application of the amazing wool knitted fabric will attract younger consumers.

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Akhmadullina, one of the most popular designers, knows from the bottom of his heart that the success rule of fashion depends on the local consumer market: the betrayal of concrete art.

Later that night,

Kuznetsky and its charismatic founder, Olga Karput, hosted a prize giving ceremony for Tigran Avetisyan.

There are also some young Russian designers returning home after fashion schools and internships abroad. This is also a good trend.

Alumni of the central Santa Martins graduate and Lanvin and Acne studios are particularly grateful for the bold statements like "too much pressure", "no work" and "school education kill us" clothes, and Avetisyan is the young designers.

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After that, he began to indulge in the story of some fashion brands. His new collection was named "duty-free shop", mostly due to their perfume sold to duty-free shops all over the world.

Based on this idea, he displayed his own first breath, known as a duty free shop.

The huge perfume bottle is the whole core installed in the storage area, and Avetisyan also took over KM20 and recorded his fingerprints with a stuffy device.

After Moscow last week, there were also some loud young names.

Dima Neu, a modest young designer from Siberia, is the winner of a recent local fashion show.

The mixed shear and decorative elements of Dimaneu displayed on Saturday are from Russia and Japan.

And his show, as a performance, performed a Acrobatic pyramid performance with the Kabuki dancers and models during the finals.

As the name suggests, shame is unusual.

Inspired by the Soviet teacher's wardrobe and the American actress Ali MacGraw in the 70s of last century, it was cut and tied with long trumpet skirts, high necked sweater and deep V collar dress, knitted jackets, and artificial fur coats under silk underwear.

For the older generation of Russian women, anything artificial is a regrettable bad thing, but the Andrey Artyomov, a widely recognized Moscow dishonor designer, likes to break rules.

In view of the resonance that resonates with women, he has a fan of the brand, but this season he managed to integrate the logo with a more mature femininity.

He has become a big seller at the opening ceremony, and the shame of klaette may soon become a big international project.