It is easy to imagine a farmer?s wife or daughter being bored at home, or too busy doing the chores that they don?t have time to primp.? Imaginations, they say, could only be either true or false. They may exist or stay in? the mind forever. But the beautiful Ulyana Sergeenko designs a farm girl fashion collection for as her first for autumn/winter 2011-2012 and turns the dry clich? character into a muse.
Her collection dramatizes the rural life and makes it sexier, sweeter and sensational. Not bad at all for a first timer in the industry. Although she has worked as? a model, Ulyana ventures into the field of creating clothes and not only succeeds in her debut as a designer but consoles herself with the knowledge that her brilliant ideas and hard work paid off so far.
In the next fall season, she evolves with a deeper Russian concept, even more beautiful than her previous creations. She did not glamorize the military trend but made it more elegant, refined and surprisingly youthful. This is the secret of Ulyana Sergeenko?s fashion. She can ultimately turn the traditional into phenomenally fresh. She utilizes many fall/winter 2012-2013 trends with a sense of chic.
Collars stand against the cold. Shoulders are redefined in nmany ways. Sleeves include bell, cropped, and cuffed. Sheen fabrics have high end texture. Fur is volumized Waistlines are conventionally high. Hips are very shapely and greatly emphasized. Hemlines stay conservative in length.? Duster coats tend to look intimidating, along with seriously mean frocks that display drama but with a sharper edge. Skirts are full and flared, giving it mature playfulness. The shorter hemlines depict an air of fashion forwardness, innovation, and modernity, like a reformation?s about to come after the Russian Civil War in the 1900s, which enthused the whole range.
The designer herself wore a long, floral, covered-up dress. Like most designers, she was thrilled to have her collection swagged on the ramp. Another review comes out and says exactly the same thing- Ulyana will go far and stay in the industry for good.
