These are scans from The Only Soviet Fashion Magazine called “Fashion” back from 1979…
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Yes i do love Soviet styled fashions.i think these so called `fashion` wave is not more than new styled uniforms system.style No13,was so popular at that age.`he that has teeth has no bread,he that has bread has not teeth`.
Are you nuts? This looks like the Russians stole style secrets from the US Amish.
Tit for tat! ! !.US stole our hydrogen bomb technology,we stole their DESIGNS…………..
I think you got that wrong. Of course, you can have our fashion designs. We’ll even sell them to you wholesale.
LOL.
They did like their boots didn’t they?
All of these fashions wouldn’t look out of place on the street today. I’m sure somebody will steal them and use them for next season’s designs.
Yes Russian women like boots. I find the ones with the pointed curled elf toes silly.
the men’s pointy elf shoes are even worse! funny to watch them walk! those russkies crack me up.
Hey!
Where are the swimsuits?
I understand your point of view, It’s smart and useful, and back to the hype again, Zara models have, been lookin*g like this in the past few months, highheel boots are a must in Paris at the moment, they help to wear the miniskirts
With such an understanding of womens fashion, perhaps you could influence American style. Seriously.
Not all of us American women have bad fashion taste. . .but I must agree with your comment on the jean shorts and sweaters- yuck!
You make a good point.
Then consider yourself “Sued”!!
ROFL!!!!!!
I like some of these coats and big deal if they only have one fashion magazine. At least they didn’t waste time designing clothes that no one would ever wear, as in many Western fashion magazines.
ты думаешь тебя кто нибудь здесь понимает? И причём тут фильм?
не все но понимают.а фильм вчера просто ещё годом выпуска запомнился чёта.
Hot like coal! ! !.i must say,these MODELS were forced performers.look the expressions on their faces….
Adios:
Learn russian if you’re going to write in Cyrillic.
The fashions are old, but they are cyclic. These fashions are beginning to re-emerge in the West, and, yes, of course Russian women loved boots. So did Russian men, children and babushki y dedushki. It gets bitterly cold in Russia and slogging through snow is no fun in sneakers!
BTW, the magazine was called “Fashion and the Time”
COOL
But lets not forget those wonderfull high school uniforms for the girls (I never will). they’ve got to be the best fashion invention ever!
Wow, russians haven’t changed their fashion taste since 1979! They wear the same thing now!!!!!
I think those outfits look pretty cool
Lets make some russian babies.
Če si s prstom brišeš rit,nesi v usta ne na zid
Maybe I’m old, but I think all those outfits are cute, and I’d buy them today. From what I remember from my one trip to Soviet Russia, even the Russian women couldn’t have bought those dresses in 1979, if they’d wanted to. (Wearable, cute clothes _never_ made it into stores.)
Yes, but you could certainly by the patterns at Gostiniy Dvor or GUM
[...] Petersburgo desde un helicóptero, el Permafrost Museum, una carrera con tacones, la moda rusa de 1979 o de 1989, el concurso Miss Russian Army, edificios medievales de madera abandonados, un calendario [...]
Does any one know to whom these designs can be attributed? I am trying to find the names of Soviet fashion designers from the 1960s; I am looking for inspiration for a woman’s evening dress for a play. Mrs. Nikita Krushchev’s outfit from her dinner with Mimi and Ike is the only thing I’ve been able to find and it dates from 1959.
Love the fashions and the boots – it is the hairdo’s that are scary!
These are the summer fasions.
Clarine chun mylasia….
Clarine chun mylasia. Clarine….
A couple of the models look quite good actually
1979 isn’t so long ago anyway.
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Ну как ни крути что-то такое есть в ваших постах
А можно часть поста использовать в местной газете? Естественно с ссылкой на первоисточник?
This wasn’t the only magazine. We had yet one in Lithuania then, that publicated even examples of more radical fashion.
But, yes, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia weren’t a legal part of the USSR
i like black and also white evening dresses, they are very stylish and classy”:.
Have a good day! Thanks for sharing. :0
i like black evening dresses and ball gowns, they are really very classy;:”
Lighten up Elena! I am sure that you have seen attractive Western men at least once.