Antique dresses, sounds of the era, and stories about court fashion - this concert-talk reveals the world of the 18th century through the eyes of music and costume. In an intimate setting, children and adults will learn how the history of fashion intertwines with academic art and comes to life in the melodies and paintings of past centuries. What did the empress's dress look like in the 18th century? Why is the fashion of that era so important for understanding art and musical culture? These and many other topics will be discussed at the second concert of the subscription "Music and Fashion," which continues the project for young listeners and their parents. Musicologist Larisa Efimova performs not only as a lecturer but also as a guide into the era of wigs, crinolines, and baroque melodies. The program combines musical works with visual elements: paintings, costumes, and fashionable details from past centuries presented in video materials. The music played helps to better imagine the times when the outfits of empresses had not only decorative but also political significance. The project forms a holistic perception of art: from external appearance to internal content. The changes in fashion, reflected in sounds, and the development of musical forms become a vivid illustration of how society and thinking changed in different eras. The concert-talk sparks interest in both children and adults, uniting generations in the exploration of cultural heritage. We share on our website where to go with children in St. Petersburg.