Fashion , the changing trend in clothing is popular from children to teens, and to oldies... This trend has become affordable by anyone in today's economy. Now a days everyone want them to be presentable even they are in 70's 0r 80's... Good!!! The only gift which God has given us is oneself. One should admire his/her self first, for that he/she must look presentable always. So this attraction grabs even strangers. Make oneself to look good and great is the first compliment he/she gets in his/her life...
Here we will share few fashions news about Russians. "Good clothes open all doors." This saying perfectly illustrates how much clothes mean to Russians. It is the clothes that offer a first impression of a stranger, signifying his or her social status, as well as emotional and psychological condition.
The most popular attraction for foreigners in Mascow is one of the few areas in the city where the old cobblestone paving has been preserved. There are no sharp cornered stones, but think twice before walking on the uneven pavement of Red Square in Christian Louboutin heels. This is fraught with the potential for dislocation and major stress. Nor should you be wearing summer shoes with wooden heels like clogs – the clattering of your shoes (like the clattering of horseshoes) against the pavement will be louder than the chiming of the famous clock on the Kremlin’s Spassky Tower.
Dressing for the Theatre Floor-length gowns are not very popular in Russia, and you wouldn’t want to sweep the theater staircases with your dress, especially in the dirty Russian fall or winter. If you go to the theater in winter, take your shoes and put them on in the cloakroom. Or come in high heeled boots. Rugged winter boots or Uggs would be out of place. A dress or smart suit, heels or boots and a clutch bag will do nicely. For example, actress Catherine Zeta-Jones and her husband Michael Douglas, who were recently sighted at the Mariinsky Theater, both dressed well for the occasion: She was wearing an elegant knee-length black dress, shoes and carried a clutch bag; he was in a grey suit and a tie.
Today however, advances in manufacturing, and the invention of synthetic fabrics have allowed more people to follow fashion. Its been more common in every country. Fashion has become a big business.
Here we will share few fashions news about Russians. "Good clothes open all doors." This saying perfectly illustrates how much clothes mean to Russians. It is the clothes that offer a first impression of a stranger, signifying his or her social status, as well as emotional and psychological condition.
The most popular attraction for foreigners in Mascow is one of the few areas in the city where the old cobblestone paving has been preserved. There are no sharp cornered stones, but think twice before walking on the uneven pavement of Red Square in Christian Louboutin heels. This is fraught with the potential for dislocation and major stress. Nor should you be wearing summer shoes with wooden heels like clogs – the clattering of your shoes (like the clattering of horseshoes) against the pavement will be louder than the chiming of the famous clock on the Kremlin’s Spassky Tower.
Dressing for the Theatre Floor-length gowns are not very popular in Russia, and you wouldn’t want to sweep the theater staircases with your dress, especially in the dirty Russian fall or winter. If you go to the theater in winter, take your shoes and put them on in the cloakroom. Or come in high heeled boots. Rugged winter boots or Uggs would be out of place. A dress or smart suit, heels or boots and a clutch bag will do nicely. For example, actress Catherine Zeta-Jones and her husband Michael Douglas, who were recently sighted at the Mariinsky Theater, both dressed well for the occasion: She was wearing an elegant knee-length black dress, shoes and carried a clutch bag; he was in a grey suit and a tie.
Today however, advances in manufacturing, and the invention of synthetic fabrics have allowed more people to follow fashion. Its been more common in every country. Fashion has become a big business.
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