Ulyana Sergeenko third Haute Couture show was a third disappointment. Sorry, but for me she is not a designer, but a wife of a rich guy in Russia that decided one day to be a fashion designer. This is kind of sad because some people think that Ulyana in reality is an ultra talented designer… This season was a plunder in Sergeenko’s Grandma wardrobe- with ugly, velvet, black dresses, fur coats and flower embroideries that looks totally the same as last winter. It’s all a mirror view of the designer style- everybody seems to know from street style pics, that Sergeenko loves all these ball gowns and everything that looks uncomfortable and purely expensive.
Well, there were FEW looks I enjoyed, but it felt deja vu to me- the fur cape with flower embroideries on top is beautiful, but it’s a copy of Haute Couture AW12. There is nothing new in this collection, I would say there is even less than it was in past. And these gorsets… They look so bad! The clothes are like if a old grammy from Russian village would put on her old dresses made from same fabrics but sold cheaper in the past, and then went to Paris, saying that it’s a new trend.
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It’s funny because her designs have a very Russian feel. Sadly, there are way too many people who think they are designers…..
I agree with you!
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Grandma Chic.
I agree, her designs are a bit frumpy, and this show was a chance for her to do something new and different. But, like you said, it was just a mirror image of last time. I think Ulyana as an individual always looks impeccable, but she should keep it to that.
Thank You for this really honest comment! I am happy u agree with my opinion! If you are interested in Russian fashion, I recommend Vika Gazinskaya and Viva Vox! 😃
I adore Vika Gazinskaya! And thanks for your reply!
I even met her in Paris! She is such a sympatic person!
Wow that’s pretty amazing – lucky you to be in Paris!
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