New Year trees at GUM on Red Square have long become a separate winter tradition in Moscow: people come here not so much for shopping as for that very feeling of celebration, when under the arches of the old department store you suddenly find yourself in the middle of a fir forest. A New Year forest has grown again at GUM - the very one that makes you want to put on a warm coat, take a thermos, and go to Red Square just to stroll under the arches of the old department store. Dozens of authorial trees are lined up: classic, minimalist, sparkling like the windows of jewelry houses, and bold, as if they just came off a fashion runway. Somewhere, a tree turns into a blooming flowerbed, next to it stands a cake-tree, further on - a structure with trains, toy cars, and patterns in the style of Khokhloma. Each one is like a separate story that you want to examine from all sides and catch details for photographs. The project has been around for many years, and during all this time the outfits of the "green beauties" have never repeated: each season brings a new surprise and a new New Year mood. Here, it's easy to feel like a child again, who enters GUM not for shopping, but for the feeling of wonder. Look for other interesting exhibitions in Moscow on KUDAGO.