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2009-04-01

Max Chernitsov 'Old Gold' Show

Max Chernitsov is a fashion designer born in Magnitogorsk, a city where most of the citizens were employed in mining and iron and steel producing. He started his career in 2002 and soon become one of the headliners of the main fashion event in this country - Russian Fashion Week. The 'Old Gold' collection uses Soviet aesthetics of the 70s as a starting point. The place was crowded and I could not get closer to the catwalk. You can watch the video and my pictures, or find more pictures of better quality here: http://lenta.ru/photo/2009/03/28/week/27_Jpg.htm

And more information about this event and designer here:

russianfashionweek.com

russianfashionweek.com/designer_24.html

www.maxchernitsov.com

 

 


andrewlewishenze - 17/04/2009
Nice I like it!
Alexander Ostrogorsky

Flesh of the flesh of Moscow, a city that neither sleeps, nor keep  itself awaken through the last decade of oil-based prosperity.   After getting his degree in history of art, with 20th century  architecture as a major subject, and the Constructivist magazine  "Contemporary Architecture" as the subject for his final thesis,  Alexander plunged himself into the world of big money and worked as  reporter for leading Russian business papers. An exhausting vanity of  the rising economy made Alexander to turn his talents to music – for  the last three years he is one of the resident DJs at Moscow art-cafe  Apshu, and this summer Alexander became a member of the Russian  INTERNI team.   Now his primary research direction is towards possibility to develop  responsible architectural and urban development practices in the city,  where most of the citizens do not care much about these issues and  most of the officials and media do not rush to enlighten the citizens.  Seeing himself as a mediator between Moscow bourgeois and bohème,  Alexander will carefully record his way through urban landscapes,  design and architectural events, introducing to the audience the most  open-minded and cutting edge creative workers on the background of the  legacy of the past.