The first collection of the designer immediately identified the features of her style - laconic cut, muted colors, a minimum of decor. Pure chic!
Everything ingenious is simple! This phrase is the manifesto that became the name of the fall-winter 2013/2014 collection, with which Anna Dubovitskaya made her debut at Fashion Week in Moscow, fully reflects her views on fashion. As a child, she happily sheathed dolls and dreamed of becoming an actress. Subsequently, the desire to go on stage came true: after studying at a dance school, Anna was a soloist of the Shiny group for several years, so many have known her name for a long time! In addition to her work experience in show business, this fragile girl has two serious educations - economic and banking, which helped her a lot when she decided to realize herself in the fashion industry. "People were not at all surprised at this choice: I always wore dresses of my own design! I nurtured the idea of my brand for a long time, the impetus was the acquaintance with my art director, it became possible to assemble a team close to me in spirit ". As a result, the Anna Dubovitskaya brand was born, and Anna herself took the time to study again - with a degree in clothing designer.
"I create things that I would primarily like to wear myself"- says the young fashion designer. She likes to dress women in elegant outfits of a complex cut, but without unnecessary details. Anna inspires creativity Alena Akhmadullina andAlexandra Terekhova, of foreign brands, she also sympathizes with the minimalists - Chloe andJill sander. And Anna drew inspiration for the debut collection in the history of men's suits. The designer was interested in his transformation throughout the twentieth century, when men's fashion from complex designs came to soft and concise, not constraining the movement and emphasizing the figure silhouettes. Anna Dubovitskaya decided to bring this simplicity to women's clothing. "Male" elements look very sexy here. Especially if you combine them with something light, delicate, emphasized feminine.
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Material prepared by Julia Dekanova
