On March 18, 2023, our start happened, our birth. It is difficult to put into words that mix of trepidation, pride, and incredible energy that reigned in the hall on the day of our first show.
To organize such a grandiose and large-scale show, the venue of the Alleya Resort hotel on the shore of the Caspian Sea was rented. In the spotlight were seven invited designers whose work we infinitely respect. Seven different Caucasian stories, from mountain ornaments on men's suits to refined evening women's looks, told in the language of cut, fabric, and silhouette, sounded in unison.
The atmosphere of the show was adorned with a Caucasian national dance show; the young men were in national mountain costumes, with papakha headwear, knee-high leather socks, and fur trim made of sheepskin on top. Young and beautiful mountain girls with long braids, headscarves, and in national costumes ignited the atmosphere of the show with their "Lezginka" dance.
Even the decoration of the show evoked incredible emotions in the guests; the space resembled a blooming paradise garden. At the entrance, a white walkway was laid out, and along its sides were one-and-a-half-meter vases with flowers; the hotel's columns were decorated with lilies from Holland.
The podium layout was made to order so that its length would encompass the entire hotel, and the stage was in the shape of a diamond figure for the convenience of the dance show. In the background was a 50 m2 screen.
The show was attended by representatives of the government, local media, bloggers, and patrons. Guests of the show received not only emotions from the show but also commemorative gifts: a chocolate bar so that at home in a family setting over dinner they would remember the show, and perfume in a crystal bottle so that they would remember our show for a very long time.
To organize such a grandiose and large-scale show, the venue of the Alleya Resort hotel on the shore of the Caspian Sea was rented. In the spotlight were seven invited designers whose work we infinitely respect. Seven different Caucasian stories, from mountain ornaments on men's suits to refined evening women's looks, told in the language of cut, fabric, and silhouette, sounded in unison.
The atmosphere of the show was adorned with a Caucasian national dance show; the young men were in national mountain costumes, with papakha headwear, knee-high leather socks, and fur trim made of sheepskin on top. Young and beautiful mountain girls with long braids, headscarves, and in national costumes ignited the atmosphere of the show with their "Lezginka" dance.
Even the decoration of the show evoked incredible emotions in the guests; the space resembled a blooming paradise garden. At the entrance, a white walkway was laid out, and along its sides were one-and-a-half-meter vases with flowers; the hotel's columns were decorated with lilies from Holland.
The podium layout was made to order so that its length would encompass the entire hotel, and the stage was in the shape of a diamond figure for the convenience of the dance show. In the background was a 50 m2 screen.
The show was attended by representatives of the government, local media, bloggers, and patrons. Guests of the show received not only emotions from the show but also commemorative gifts: a chocolate bar so that at home in a family setting over dinner they would remember the show, and perfume in a crystal bottle so that they would remember our show for a very long time.