On the runway, folk motifs will meet modern fashion: children's dresses in Russian style, looks referencing "Gzhel" and velvet outfits inspired by the Russian Empire. Handcrafted work, antique fabrics, complex silhouettes, and a musical opening will turn the show into a vibrant introduction to ethnocultural codes. Fashion knows how to tell stories about tradition in such a way that familiar ornaments, silhouettes, and fabrics begin to resonate anew. Here, the folk costume becomes a starting point for design expression: Russian motifs, blue-and-white painting, velvet, lace, antique materials, and children's images come together in a spectacular program about how cultural memory can live in modern clothing. The show will open with the children's collection by Vera Versailles "Nevalyashki" - a bright line of dresses inspired by Russian folk costume. Such items are easily read by the audience: they contain playfulness, decorativeness, festivity, and recognizable details that make the ethnic theme understandable even to the youngest guests. Following this, the brand "A. Groza" by designer Anna Aksyonova will present its collection. These outfits refer to the fashion of the Russian Empire and are valuable primarily for their meticulous handwork: the items are created without the help of professional seamstresses and decorators, using natural antique fabrics, lace, buttons, and expressive fittings. Where to go with a child in Yekaterinburg, find on our website.