Fast fashion changed pace at the beginning of 1990s
when brands began competing for market shares
by introducing more lines per year at lower prices
while globalization paved the way for clothing brands
to manufacture rough-and-ready garments in Far East
when brands began competing for market shares
by introducing more lines per year at lower prices
while globalization paved the way for clothing brands
to manufacture rough-and-ready garments in Far East
countries, however reasonably priced fashion has never
looked so tempting as in the stunning images taken
by Belorussian photographer Tania Kezha.
looked so tempting as in the stunning images taken
by Belorussian photographer Tania Kezha.
Based in Minsk, Tania teamed up with stylist, decorator
and painter Darya Golova to realize ”Spring Camouflage”,
a fashion editorial for BOLSHOI magazine issue #35
featuring low-priced garments from some of the world's
most recognizable brands of the branch such as
Mediterranean Zara, Sisley by Benetton, Stefanel and
Motivi together with a dramatic sleeveless piece by
and painter Darya Golova to realize ”Spring Camouflage”,
a fashion editorial for BOLSHOI magazine issue #35
featuring low-priced garments from some of the world's
most recognizable brands of the branch such as
Mediterranean Zara, Sisley by Benetton, Stefanel and
Motivi together with a dramatic sleeveless piece by
local designer Linda Namus who usually signs
her creations together with Natasha Sivtsova.
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