House of Russian Clothing and Spring-Summer 2012 collection

Today we have a slightly unusual publication, it seems to be advertising, but in fact mystylex.techinfus.com/en/ publishes this information absolutely free of charge. On the other hand, this publication may seem provocative, but I want to assure you that it is not so either ..

It's just that girls have repeatedly approached me with questions to advise, recommend a style, a designer that corresponds to their life and religious values. I think it's not a secret for anyone that Russia is an Orthodox country and Orthodoxy is our dominant religion. And in Orthodoxy, everything is much stricter than in some other Christian denominations, where practically everything is possible.

These girls are worried, but wouldn't it be bad for them to buy clothes made by a gay designer? Perhaps for some it is funny and wild, but for many, religion and faith in God occupy an important place in life. Such people are not indifferent to what kind of clothes they wear and who made them. Of course, clothes made by a designer of a different faith and a gay designer can in no way harm the salvation of the soul and moral principles, but still some people want to wear clothes in the Russian traditional style, and if it is sewn by an Orthodox designer, it will be wonderful at all!

Therefore, when I met the House of Russian Clothes, I immediately wanted to tell my readers about it.

House of Russian Clothes and designer Valentina Averyanova.

Designer Valentina Averyanova has vast experience - already in 1971 she defended her diploma in the specialty of fashion designer, defended her from Vyacheslav Zaitsev. Then Valentina worked on the creation of liturgical vestments and traditional Russian clothing for the Blessing of Metropolitan Pitirim of Volokolamsk. You can read more about the House of Russian Clothes on their website www.slavmoda.com, and now take a look at the collection itself.