the transformation of a boy from a working-class village into an avant-garde poet, where did it start? i had an interest in history, in geography, in early childhood, at about 15 years old , at the same time as an interest in this kind of slightly hooligan, gangster life. in those years, i had an ideal, this was to become such a big godfather , we all had it.

years and a passion for literature, i read poetry for the first time, before that i hated poetry, did not refuse to take them from the library, where i read a lot, in short, it saved me in general, the library, and i remember they gave me a book from the youth poetry block with some branches of lilac, i cleaned up terribly and said that i don’t want to read poetry, that this is not for me at all, that i want to continue reading my books on geography , explorations of some distant lands, but... i was given this

book, and i really liked it, i remember i read these poems, one of my fellow students’ mother died, and i was sitting in his garden, and there they sang the old women performed the funeral service, this one, according to church rites, and it really was so magnificent spring, the rain was pouring, the lilac was blooming, and i was reading these youthful poems of the block, and the thing was done from that, it began...

i worked, by the way, for quite a long time with a tolevar, almost 2 years, uh, in sixty-three, sixty-four years, and a real cabinetmaker, in a precision casting shop and not just some one writing out papers, at first as a chopper, then i worked as a miner and worked well, was cheerful on the honor roll, at the same time i stole a little, led such a working life, so to speak, every evening we went , earned a lot fine. we earned a lot of money and

every saturday we went to the biggest one in the city, we went to the city, it was called, we went to the city on saturday, we went to the crystal restaurant, each there we drank about 800 g of the best cognac, then i got this i got tired of it, i got into some kind of adventure, so my path was quite twisted, but when i seriously began to write poetry... that is, having seriously already found myself in my own style, i was already about 22, 23 years old, and then i feverishly looked for a profession that would give me money, but i wouldn’t have to go to the services, so i found this profession for myself, i began to sew trousers, i sewed them , of course, illegally without paying any what is it called duties or the devil knows, and he told me this. in 1967

you left kharkov forever and went to moscow, what was the reason for this? reason, reason, naturally, like with chekhov’s three sisters to moscow, only in moscow, the center, the capital, also or with filenyev’s heroes, to rome, rome, everyone, everyone dreams, everyone, every province dreams of capital. i also heard that there are such smagists.

yes, something like that, we are in sixty -nine, i think sixty-eight, i really liked the first poems, which i saw one day by chance, at our sretivo manmartery in the workshop of ilyusha kobakov, we

were all friendly then and lived approximately, focused in one region, as they began to say during sretenka, my workshop was on ulland lane. that’s where i first encountered edik lemon, then we just called him edik, he came from kharkov, and at first i accidentally read three of his poems, which were lying on a piece of paper on the table in the studio, and i was amazed by these poems, in general, so to speak , i devoted a lot of time to poetry, not because i myself studied a lot, i was doing it wrong.

i’ll let you go, and rarely, rarely are there such people that i can keep them in my head for half an hour, the rest of the time i’m myself, i cradle myself, caress, stroke, hold myself up for a kiss, and admire myself from afar, and

i’ll thoroughly examine any thing i’m wearing, a shirt i’ll screw up the employees, and even their backs i try to look, i reach, i reach, but the mirror will help, interacting with the two, i will see the mole. i was looking for on the skin, i had been stroking it lovingly for a long time, no, it’s positively impossible for me to be busy with others, well, someone else flashed his face, waved his hand, and something white disappeared somewhere, and i was always with me. pyotr nikolaevich, master of sports, member of our country’s olympic biathlon team, what are you going to sing? you're bored, we'll fix the house, you'll find students, a headline athlete, a loser has found a champion, tide, you'll get into sports school, then, if you’re lucky, you’ll go to the olympics, well, everything will be fine, it will be better than

these fishermen crowbar, i don’t want to go to your olympics, i want to kill vitya. accomplices is a thriller built on the collision of two realities, two people , there are crimes, and love, and most importantly ethnography, which of them is the hero, a boy or an adult, is also a big question and the rite of passage that happens there, this story could happen to anyone , tomorrow on the first, either you get one and a half lyam, or the conversation is over, open up, or we are forced we will break down the door, the container with... the final episodes on sunday on the first,

you probably remember your poems, could you read something that you think is very characteristic of you? i remember my poems very poorly, but i’ll try to read a short poem written in... in my opinion, the workers drank beer and then smoked in silence, the worker spent long hours and minutes, and fuel oil was being carried past the volga, the worker looked at the muddy water, bad mood, gloomy look, any work brings only grief, oh the folds of idleness, the sun and the sea, if you are... a farmer, you are happy with the worms, oh, if only we could be all farmers,

as far as i know, you were not in direct confrontation with the existing government, you were not a dissident, but nevertheless, what was the reason your trip to the west? i really had practically no disagreements with the authorities of those years, we need to differentiate.

era, later, this is such, this method of leaving was impossible, before it was also impossible, but just when i was leaving in seventy-four, it was possible then a number of several hundred people of non-jewish nationality left, my personal story began with the fact that when i got married in the bryusov church, bryusov church, it’s on nizhdanova street, there is... an old church from 1629, then a week later they came to me

three people came, and i think that the wedding in the church only filled some cup that had already accumulated quite a bit, because me and my then wife, elena, we communicated with just hundreds of foreigners, freely went to the embassy, ​​well, in short, things started to spin

customs... on his farewell, his farewell was also difficult at the venezuelan embassy, ​​the ambassador turned out to be his admirer and was also a poet himself, and so on, so he treated everyone with champagne, so to speak, put on a white apron, there was an ilenochka, of course everything the same characters among whom i hovered for a certain number of years all collided on these wires, and so the lemongrass ended, and so this whole, so to speak, story with the lemon that was happening ended. here, if you look at all this, at everything that happened

with my current position , then i am grateful to the people from dzerzhinsky street, who...

i - when i found myself in new york in 1976, i simply quite naturally switched to the prose genre, because the poetry genre no longer accommodated my, as i wouldn’t be able to satisfy my cultural appetites, for example, this shock of colliding with america, with another culture, with another continent, i tried it at first and...

more and more alive.

it’s no secret that your first novel is you... as an author, it’s me edechka, well, now books will be published, the fact is that it’s me, edechka, was not published for many reasons

, and i, as the author, came to you last, i think that there is no one behind me, there were others ahead of me, there were anyone, there were former soviet writers, there was aksenov, voinovich, even you see there was.

there are no works of art, but what does permissibility mean? well, let’s assume, which is absolutely not typical for russian literature, the inclusion of what is called profanity or frank descriptions of some love scenes. do you think that there are some taboos in artistic works, something that cannot be described or how it cannot be described, i’ll say, against profanity in newspapers, i believe that...

when for the first time a folder with the inscription lemons appeared on my desk and there was a manuscript in the folder, the house our friend, a wonderful person, once a leningrad professor, then a professor at sarbonne, efim grigorievich, came to me. edkind. efim grigoryevich edkind said, seeing limonov’s word: marya vasilievna, i understand that the syntax magazine is a very poor magazine. i

understand that syntax publishing house is very poor publishing house, but not in the same way, not in this, not in this scoundrel, to improve its financial affairs. i asked why scoundrels, why? well, you read ethics, because there are such words, i say, i read all these words, forgive me, moreover, i know all these words, but i will never forget that the word son of a bitch, i first heard from no one - something, from alexander sergeevich pushkin, therefore, if you throw off the rubbish of words, then behind them will stand... an incredibly bitter, very tragic, very beautiful story of manon lisko, it’s like manon lisko,

only in... against society and societies. eduard , what do you think, if you had not left the union then, what would have happened to you, and would you have become a prose writer, for example, well, i would probably be some kind of big today, if not a deputy, then i don’t know what a great leader, probably a political one, certainly , well, a writer wouldn’t be, and why not , would be, of course, would be, the question is, in what

form?

a murderer means absolutely nothing if he writes excellent prose, let's say, but writing is not the most profitable, let's say classes in the west, and you are one of the few russian-speaking writers who live on their literary earnings, don’t you think that when literature is. way of earning a living, this cannot but affect its level, because you must constantly write in order to live? first of all, i don't get paid nearly enough to make a living, i would like to get paid more, let's say in the early eighties i was barely, when i first started, i was barely making ends meet, but i really am with. ..

limonov, a very strong-willed man, he is a very strong person, he had such an insane

task to live on... the most commercial and unlike you book is the executioner, tell us about the origins of its writing, what was the impetus? well, this book, i mean, in the seventies in new york, i just mean that for the first few years i was very interested in that world and i

didn’t know it yet with great curiosity. sodist, he says, i work in such a show, a show where i play a sadist, dressed in leather there, with a whip and all that stuff, well, i’m very became interested in his life, i went to watch this show, then i met with him for some time without any, without any specific purpose, later i wrote a book while living in paris, remembering him and he was, he was a pole. this guy, from this book, and from several other scandals, such general new york, or rather from from this book, from

this from the image of this man and from several scandals that were widely covered in the new york post, and everywhere, for example, there was such a scandal, you know, arthur. bloomingdale's ex-girlfriend said the press reported that she participated in sadistic orgies with bloomingdale, he had just died, which means that

a completely mystical story began with various members of the government, high-ranking people in the state, suddenly one of the lawyers. vicki morgan said that he had a videotape that showed bloomingdale himself and regan and then the story ended with vicki morgan being found broken and dead with a broken, painless, beaten head, beaten to death, by her friend, who pleaded guilty, a then he retracted his testimony. this is history. never had any logical end, but influenced the creation of this novel. this is a very new york novel, very scary, it is written in the zriller genre, that is, i don’t

know how it is in russian, zriller.

pretends to be a superman , you see, even after a big drink, as they say here, from a big hangover, every morning, waking up,

he still takes dumbbells, and for several tens of minutes, and sometimes several hours, he pumps his very favorite, dear . his body, and his entire external image is dedicated to his beloved, dedicated to his own.

a japanese restaurant, good in the fall , in chilly weather, hot napkins, warm sake , when the northwest is blowing, especially good before the attempt on the life of the prime minister, with the last of your money, in whistling november, and what books do you read, what is called for the soul, here for the soul i read and take with me on my travels this...

this is the magnificent stoic book of hagakura, written by yoshi yanomata, a buddhist monk who was a samurai until the age of 40, but he they forbade him to commit suicide when he, when his lord was killed, then according to the samurai code, all senior samurai seem to have to commit suicide, but the lord specially forbade him to commit suicide. he stayed with him, wrote this magnificent

book, which is suitable for all occasions, it gives me spirit, always gives me some strength, today leaving for the manifestation, i also read it several times, i said to myself, yes, the way of the samurai is death, and after that's why i went, if everyone has their own pantheon of writers, then i have one too, and there are very similar ones there these are strange juxtapositions. conditionally, he did

a lot for anglo-saxon literature, he simplified it and not as much as usually the crowd perceives only such a scandalous, as if scandalous side of creativity, well, let's say, henry miller is considered the man who introduced america to sex and so on, well, this is not not quite so, he did it, but this is only his small - part of his services to american literature, he fulfilled, in fact, in american literature the same role that he performed in the french celine, he contributed it to american literature is a living spoken language, the language of the street, the language of some kind of tangled conversations there in bars, on the streets, it has ceased to be expressed in literary latin, and uh, you see,

but again, to understand who henry miller is, you need to read books the thirties, to the american ones that came out in his era, it’s insanely cutesy, it’s such puritanical , absolutely bourgeois, boring literature.

your attitude towards solzhenitsyn, solzhenitsyn is one of the people responsible for this, for what happened, it is he, together with dissidents of the sixties for the first time raised, raised, raised their voice against, not only against. com party of its abuses, crimes , whatever you want to call it, i don’t mind, but against the russian state as a result, so it’s a paradoxical thing, he, who considers himself a christian and a russophile and who,

you know, is responsible for most of this confusion of spirit, which at the beginning gripped most of the russian intelligentsia, and then, you see, spread to other layers of society, so this is the madness that the country has been following for 7 years now, this is on his conscience too, he is not the only one, there were other people there, but he is largely the third, the last, one of the last cold wars, you can name its date, this is the date of publication of the gulak archipelago, it seemed to him that he had exposed the system, but in the west i lived there and saw how they perceived this, it was perceived quite unambiguously and primitively, that russia is the country of the gulag archipelago, russian builders are non-communists, mind you, they called us all and continue to

call it the soviets, and you and any nation, you are still the soviets, it doesn’t matter whether you are communists or not, it is the soviets, the soviets were responsible for the archibel.

the government of the socialists came, he said that it had become impossible to live there, and he left for america, you made the return trip, tell us about yours? life in france, well, i moved to france, emigrated to france from the united states, following my books, my reason was

purely practical, at that time no one in the united states ignored me i published, now they are printing with all their might, but then no one and i entered into an agreement with a french publisher in 1979, in 1980 , i came with no intention of living in france , i came with nothing.

creative with that country, lemon, lemon, well , lemon, lemon, despite all his antics, generally extravagant, i love him very much, we have been friends for a very long time, although we once fought, one of his most famous books is the egg , filled with, let's say, such, to put it mildly, rejection of all aspects of american life. how much do you agree with him or as far as you go, yes it’s me , well, in general there are such pro-american

moments, because i know her, well, not almost by heart, but i remember such phrases when he says: this is america, this is a crazy country, where i live, these crazy people who sell this ridiculous fountain, everything in general, while he is like a poet, like -

in general everything edechka leaves for paris, now he writes, i am a european boy, far from a boy, here i am, so to speak,

alien to man, this is the culture of america and so on, a writer, a poet’s part, in what for you fundamental development between life in america and life in france? there are a lot of fundamental differences, you know, this is necessary. talk about this for many days and weeks, to say everything about it all, because the structures of one and another country are completely different, let's say, even here are a few examples, in france, as in russia, there is a class of intelligentsia in the united states, a class of intelligentsia does not exist, there are such cultural centers around universities, there is new york - with its own culture and almost everything, basically this is a very anti-intellectual country, i’m not

saying that this is bad or good, they can do it there, they themselves...

and would they think about this state, would they not destroy it? you have been living in paris for 10 years, you are a citizen of france, you collaborate in french newspapers and magazines, appear on television, do you notice signs of french patriotism in yourself? and i am for a great and indivisible france, this is true, when they say that new caledonia must be given up, i say, there is no need to give it up, how is it so, we will give it up, tomorrow they will ask britain.

over the last two years, with your articles and public appearances, you seem to be trying to actively interfere with the public life of the country, and don’t you think that your twenty-year absence has played a kind of bad joke, because in my opinion, now a poet in russia is no more than a poet, in my opinion what is happening now is that... probably characteristic of the west, a writer is a person who writes books, and nothing more, well, not at all, judging by the reaction of the people i met here, on many, on the streets, on evenings and whatever, no at all, i evoke great and uh and some kind of definite

admiration from supporters of my, let’s say, my... ideas and at the same time the indignation of other people, it’s all physical, it’s a very high intensity of passions, no, no, i think that it’s just that, let’s say, many soviet writers were very confused in that situation with the displacement of various social layers, they completely lost themselves, they don’t understand, often don’t understand what is happening. i think i'm one of the first, it just became clear and distinct indicated, firstly, what i stand for, and secondly, indicated which side of the barricades i am on, therefore, that’s why i cause such, sometimes reactions, indignation, admiration, too, even now, when limonov carries the line that in

his articles , i don’t publish limonov’s journalism, i and...

if today everyone adore yeltsin, and limonov will be against him, but if tomorrow zhirinovsky becomes the head of the state, everyone will start singing the praises of zhirinovsky, there will be lemons with those who are in the minority, somewhere i get exactly this feeling from him, limonov it’s boring to walk around with everyone, limonov is a bit of a boy on the contrary.

to my people, but how, how could it be otherwise, but i do not refuse the laurels of mishima, the laurels of mishima, my god, these are rather cultural laurels,

bakunin participated in eleven, in my opinion, european revolutions, not very successfully, i rather then the laurels of whom, i don’t know , lenin or dzerzhinsky, if we digress, of course,

you wrote: everyone serves, but no one leads, in the sense of not leading, you perceive yourself in the role of a person who at least knows the direction, yes , of course, i at least i know a way out of the current impasse, well, i think i’m not the only one, so what do you think is this way out? inevitably it is necessary to stabilize the country, it is necessary to remove him from power.

so that it would be among all other parties, and give, remove power from the hands of the bourgeoisie , which seized it completely dishonestly, and transfer it to some type of national assembly, in which all political parties would be present exclusively, now they are talking about a government of national accord, it inevitably needs to be done, inevitably needs to be done now, maybe even in the spring, otherwise, otherwise there will be such a war later, and a monstrosity that we cannot even imagine today, i want to die young, limonov cannot be old, you wrote this 15 years ago, yesterday was your birthday, you turned 49 years old. i’m still not old, you ca

n’t say that i’m an old person, look at me and in all my manifestations, old people don’t go to war in yugoslavia, you can be a sleepy and living corpse at 20 years old, here i am, i had a lot childhood friends, who never woke up, were already dead at 20 years old, your wife, writer natalya medvedeva,

will be 10 years old at the end of this year, we fight, no, we don’t live violently at times, but we live, i am my longest union to date , i will read one of the poems, which i love, i remember it often, a lyric poem, flies fly and phrases fly,

the evening progresses, but not all at once. the brother smiles, the tomato is quietly eaten, and the sister sways, the sister has enthusiasm, and the sister sings a song, an unknown russian one, very sad, sometimes wide, sometimes narrow, this song says in real words, how one loved one, and kissed each other, the evening happens slowly in russia, the brother gets up and goes out through the door, and the sister is... planed by her own singing, a tear rolls down, gets in the way of her vision, another one rolls behind her, now she’s singing on her white dress, but it doesn’t matter, because no one loves... it’s a small town, the books are all sad, in october we wear felt boots, we want to name the program, but you eduard savenko in search of love, i am actively i don’t like this title, better call it the return of the prodigal son, by the way, it’s not so

bad, in fact, it corresponds to the plot of my many books, first the flight of the prodigal son, and then the return. we hope that we have at least slightly managed to lift the veil over the phenomenon of eduard lemonov. and if not, then at least during the past hour you had an interesting interlocutor. that's probably all for today. the programs were conducted by konstantin ernst. goodbye.

hello everyone, this is nily kamshito and tatyana gevarkyan. today we are forecasting trends for 2024 with designer irena saprano.

irin, hello. hello. tell us what 2024 will be like in terms of trends. well, in fact, there are a lot of trends, they are so...

what do you send to us, i am working on the fact that they are now opening a materials center, throughout the year i have been flying all over the world collecting fabrics from suppliers so that they... send fabrics to russia, and you know, visiting exhibitions in milan uniga,

french fabric exhibitions, and when visiting thailand, turkey, i flew to syria to find fabrics, everyone wants to send us fabrics, i haven’t encountered a single refusal, except perhaps from lor pyaan, who said, well , we can send, but just don’t write what we are sending to you, listen, it turns out that ir, you know the origin. fabrics, that is, you practically know the origin of everything, i have such a terrible question for you from the category of horror stories, and i had a recent story here, my mother asked me to help her choose curtains for one room, we went, bought, and we hung them all up beautifully, we looked at them and we think it’s great it turned out, my mother rolls up the packaging to throw it away, looks at the instructions, says: oh, it’s written in the instructions, but we ’ve already hung them all there, the instructions say: before hanging, you need to wash, i wonder what this is for? i say, well

, i don’t know, she says, maybe they should shrink, i say, no, but it’s unlikely that they will sell curtains that should shrink, i start googling all this on the internet, i think, why wash, and it turns out that indeed, not only curtains, but it turns out that all clothes are recommended to be washed, because some toxic dyes are used, and during the first wash it all goes away, but wear new clothes. washing is not recommended, not all of it, but there is, tell me, it’s really so, yes, it is, it is, now all over the world there is a big trend for organic, for clothes that are without processing, and now the leader is for such a textile manufacturer, specifically the factories are thailand, i visited thai factories, they emphasize that they do not use toxic ones, they use fish oil, scales, yes. that is all waste of plant origin, they create fabrics from leaves, bananas, peels,

bananas, that is, everything that can be garbage, but food garbage, they use, well, by the way, yes, many masmarket brands even have some... then the tags are special, and made from recycled fabrics, which means that you don’t have to wash them too much, no, there’s recycled plastic, recycled plastic, how can the buyer understand that a new item doesn’t need to be washed right away. wear, but it’s better to read, it’s better to read, because what should be written, the fact is that there is a small problem that marketplaces, brands that sell clothes on marketplaces, they do not produce these clothes, they just order ready-made clothes, change the tags and sell them, and unfortunately, it’s very difficult here check exactly the origin of the clothes , say that no, it’s written here, so of course i recommend washing, i have... clients who wash even after we sew, although no one even tries on our clothes

in the store, you know, everything is so private, clean and neat, and all the craftsmen work , sometimes even wearing gloves, so even under such conditions they still wash, because it is now impossible to check whether the clothes were produced under organic conditions or not, this is about obtaining certificates of, how to say, quality compliance,

you give clothes, submit them for examination , it can be any clothes from your batch, and you receive a certificate, then, well , for 3 years no one checks what you sew from and how it is made, because here - here it is very difficult track so in general, for me in the twenty-third year, this became the most... terrible fashion discovery of the year - this is that clothes can be dangerous, and indeed they are, well, like everything in principle, including furniture and clothing, so here it is really at the discretion of the consumer, how to protect yourself, and the main thing, of course, probably in this situation is to buy from trusted sellers, yeah, from trusted brands, when you know that he sews himself, that he has his own production, that all... all security is observed there there's really no work

uses no chemical elements, but in russia dyes are prohibited, you are like that and... the production of materials, for example, even the production of viscose, is prohibited in russia, we buy viscose in other countries, simply because it is a very toxic production, and many dyes are prohibited, so, probably, in this situation , buying clothes from russian brands still helps to maintain certain, how to say, conditions and safety for yourself, but provided that you know that he has... his own production, you understand, yes irin, what we have just done with you is a very important thing, we have now formed a new trend for the twenty-fourth year, yeah, buying clothes from small brands, whose history is clear to us, which is clear where it is sewn, and we know, for example, the owners, than from huge giant

mass market brands, which are produced for us. is shrouded in mystery, well, now there are a lot of scandals that are really hidden - the production of clothing from large manufacturers, i respect the same with to large manufacturers, but on condition that they really comply, and this is not all in an advertising campaign, when they hire actors, but make a studio in the form of a garment factory, show how they sew, in fact, it is revealed to them.

or whether working conditions are observed, yes , it happens that children come, but they come to help their parents, my children also come to my factory to help, i sit them down, they are interested in sorting out crystals, but this does not mean that i force them to work , well, this is just about the fact that many they believe that conscious consumption is about recycling things; in fact , conscious consumption is also about where this thing comes from, about the history of its origin. for example, i think that i’d rather buy one sweater, but it will be made by a really good person, well, in general , it’s very important for me that even my tailors are in a good mood when - energy is very important, that’s why we have this and chandeliers hanging in our workshops and the stucco is old, that is, no matter how hard i try,

well, you’re just like that farmer who puts makes classical music for cows. you can feel it, for some reason clients write: “ira, when i wear your dress, i feel completely different,” and it’s true, it’s very important how the craftsmen sew with what mood. in general, the future belongs to brands that operate transparently and that are understandable to us. uglich is one of... the most ancient cities in our country, the corner of the volga gave the name to our city, a city on the street, oh winter, my winter, all the houses, this is an ordinary house of an ordinary citizen of the 19th century, the main thing is of course pies, instead of very unusual pies with pickled cucumber, i really liked it, your task is to undress and have fun, catch, catch, catch, op, op, op, e, this is the fish

of my dreams, i want to find local grandmothers and see what they sell their products on the market. cranberries, blueberries, you immediately feel that wild berries, cabbage are simply gorgeous, try it, timochka, sweetheart, try it, timochka, try it, there will be quail, potatoes, barley, the guys in the city here have great goat cheese, i’ll stuff it with cream, bake beets and make some cool sauce from local berries, well, let's start cooking, premiere, cooks on wheels, on sunday on the first, in europe innate... from monday on the first, this podcast is not a bad idea and we continue to talk with our guest irena soprano about the main trends in the production of fashionable clothes in 24, so i

’m wondering if you are integrating some fashion trends into... i focus not only on trend books, but i also listen to astrologers, although i am not a fan of astrologers, but nevertheless, collecting information from everywhere, including from my clients, i form trends, one of the main trends is still the desire to warm up in the warmth of comfort, so i focus on knitwear, which - it’s knitted, cozy, but knitwear is also with rhinestones, of course, well, that’s how i’m wearing knitwear now, warm, cozy, but is yours warm now? yes, this is a warm knitted dress, angora with cashmere, completely, and here and knee socks too, that is, this is also, in fact, this is for me

it’s a surprise that such things can also be practical, and i also have sweaters with stones, and some shorts are also ordered for formal suits, jackets, but at the same time with stones, and accordingly, here, for example, there is a desire to maintain coziness, comfort, yes, that is, so that it doesn’t wrinkle or press anywhere. because for me now this is a priority, since i gave birth just recently, for me comfort still comes first, plus somehow i want not to show anything unnecessary, at the same time to emphasize some advantages, but i now i’m ready to take back my words about the fact that you have a very narrow audience, because i know that, for example, i very often refuse to go to some events in the winter that involve black time. i’m cold and i just really don’t want to leave the house, but if evening dresses

can be warm, and you can also wear these beautiful woolen shiny tights under them, it’s incredibly practical, yes, it’s very practical, and i’m mostly like also the main consumer, because i go to these events on... secular and i also don’t like to walk, because in many ways i feel uncomfortable in tight outfits, yes, that is, uncomfortable, it’s cold somewhere, and accordingly i create such an atmosphere that i want to walk, and even yesterday i went to a social event , one of the first ones i went out on, and i really felt comfortable in a knitted dress, but at the same time i was wearing crystals, and boots that are on comfortable shoes, but at the same time with crystals that... gradually turn into including trousers, yes, that is, create something like this collaborations

that will take non-black fashion to a new level, if they once said in 2016 that i did a level up for evening fashion, completely encrusting fabrics, because i created this production, i started with the fact that i produced fabrics first with crystals and i have a factory that allows you to apply it, i continued... i didn’t stop, i went with experiments on knitwear, on jeans, which i liked on cotton, on silks, i still settled on knitwear, because i myself felt comfortable, this is the second time after all, russia is very , well, so cold, well, it’s clear that we have the specifics of a very long winter and we still have a demand for warm things, i agree, so i emphasized this, unfortunately, we don’t have a summer wardrobe... .we manage to wear everything out in a short summer period, but i see one such difficult moment in such things, this is care, no, in general

, how to care for such things, in cold water, in shampoo, hand washing except that it won’t fall off, no, it will fall off, if you use detergents containing chlorine, this is written in the instructions crystal, and accordingly, nothing else is needed, for example, knitwear for me, yes, that is, what is good. go and wash it in cold water, put it on a towel, it dries calmly, the dress is the same, nothing should just stretch and stretch, everything must be done by hand and washed, preferably by hand, but in a machine after all, this is just such a difficult moment , there is a big plus, it doesn’t get very dirty, you know, crystal dirt, it just fell off, polished it, yes, you talked about the trend for knitwear, yes, but what other trending ones? discreet, because prints now want prints made of crystals

, yes, this is a new development, which, well, i received a request from investors that we need to make some trends, they want to enter nft, the metaverse, and in order to enter, you need some new developments , well, it’s just fashionable, yes, that is, this is the arab part, the emirati part and one of the uzbek companies, they really say we need to launch trends, something new, and now i’m probably like this will be in the future not such a big secret, because i plan to present prints of dresses that change color depending on temperature, on air temperature or on body temperature, on air temperature,

otherwise i think so. you know, like after 37°, yes , go home, your dress has changed color, yes, by the way, well, maybe the temperature, we haven’t tested it yet, we’re just trying the fabric itself, and then we’ll be on the body test, are you preparing for the next pandemic, well, maybe from climate change , maybe just climate change, tell me, you mentioned that c... you use the recommendations of astrologers, how does that even work? well, an astrologer , who is also our client, comes to me, they are interested in the development of my brand, she always comes with advice, i don’t always ask, but i listen, she told me: “irochka, next year is for you you need to focus on something cozy, warming, kind of warm.” i say, you know, and this was just in september.

without horoscopes i would have said this, but i’m saying in september, and i’m saying, and i’m just me they ask, should we now focus on denim or knitwear? i say, let’s have knitwear, let’s have knee socks, for some reason i really wanted more warmth and comfort, given today’s moscow and such a winter, we guessed it, now the demand for knitwear is colossal, wait, each zodiac sign or each zodiac sign has its own. well, most likely each sign has its own direction, but there are general trends for the whole year, which astrologers say: this year will be successful or unsuccessful, there for practically everyone, so she said that desire people, coziness, comfort at home, the emphasis on something warm and pleasant, warming, it will be, this is about the classic

horoscope, right? for example, if it’s about chinese.