costume designer natalya konevskaya is with me in the studio. soviet cinema is a treasure trove of cult films. so, you know, with the already beginning glance of a costume designer i scanned every time i admired, was amazed, since childhood, so i had such an incredible opportunity to observe them, who did you like most in your everyday image, so let's say, well, anastasia vertinskaya has always been absolutely incredible, anastasia vertinskaya, they called her the soviet audre hebborn, elegant, sophisticated aristocratic appearance. she conveyed beautiful images not only on the screen, but in everyday life. i was amazed then that she wore flat shoes, which we all love so much now, with long skirts, men's boots, always some interesting headdresses, hats, caps, berets, and there was another amazing moment, she already wore one earring long, oh so yes, she was an absolute trainer, she overtook the fashion, wore these... huge jackets with wide shoulders, a long coat to the floor, something that became fashionable in moscow, it seems to me, by the en

studio costume designer natalya konevskaya. soviet cinema is a treasure trove of cult images. you managed to work with someone? let's start with the fact that i grew up in such a magical house, it was an actors' cooperative. in the sixties , a lot of actors moved there, and anastasia vertinskaya and alla demidova lived there and yuri visbor, and arkady arkanov, lived there very, very much. and actors and people associated with theater and cinema, and of course, every time i entered the elevator with one of them, i scanned with such, you know, the already beginning glance of a costume designer, every time i admired, was amazed since childhood, here i am there was such an incredible opportunity to watch them, who did you like most in their everyday image, so to speak, well , anastasia vertinskaya was always absolutely incredible, anastasia vertinskaya... they called her the soviet audrey hebborn, graceful, sophisticated aristocratic appearance. she conveyed beautiful images not only on the screen, but in everyday life. i was amazed then that she wore flat shoes, which we all lov

costume designer natalya konevskaya is with me in the studio. were you personally acquainted with any of the soviet film stars, or maybe you managed to work with someone? let's start with the fact that i grew up in such a magical house. it was an actors' cooperative. in the sixties, a lot of actors moved there, and anastasia vertinskaya, and alla demidova, and yuri visbor, and arkady arkanov lived there, very, very many actors lived there, and people associated with the theater from the cinema, and of course, every time they came i did this with one of them in the elevator.