lunabella said:hmm, i can't see any of those clothes in russian folklore. . . but i guess it's the designers' interpretation.
i was just going to post that. especially the dark palette - so not russian folklore.lunabella said:hmm, i can't see any of those clothes in russian folklore. . . but i guess it's the designers' interpretation.
i was just going to post that. especially the dark palette - so not russian folklore.LindaL said:How would any of you describe what Russian style is exactly? Would you say that it's embroidered? Eclectic? Bohemian? I'm at a loss to describe it and what encompasses Russian style exactly.

Lena said:guys, this is widely called 'russian inspired chic' or babushka chic worldwide, its a trend based on a folk mood of russia/eastern europe and there is no question about it..
its a trem used by the industry, mainly wholesale/retail people and print houses.. it is the Russian style and if you go back to read reviews from the fw05.06 collections, everyone is talking RUSSIA .. so cool it down and enjoy it![]()
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regardless of it's true background, I like it.
Lena said:dries is not on the babushka wagon faust![]()
I know, but i love his ethnic references anyway. he did try a men's version, which would be "dedushka", but that was also pretty far from anything Russian. although I kind of like the idea and some looks are very good interpretations.of course it will be everywhere, its up to how one wears this which makes all the differencesoftgrey said:this is the trend that is going to be nauseatingly EVERYWHERE come fall...
with cheap tacky versions everywhere...
