Old Russian dresses, refined "À la Russe" and heritage Dyagilev Sergei: the reporting from exhibitions Tishin Vadim in Kupol Gallery

À la Russe style can be compared to a mythical being who masterly changes the shape, appearing at a look of admirers of art. Its world expansion began at a dawn of the XX-th century, when on the Parisian scenes levitirovali dancers of ballets "Russian Seasons"; in collections Puare Paule and Gabriel Boner Shanel proudly flaunted rhythmical ornamental patterns and kosovorotkas with a fur otorochka; and on all to Europe opened the doors tea with ancient samovars and restaurants with ryazheny buffoons and bears as animators. But once the thought up is accustomed to evolve and...