Today, in his 70s, Slava Zaitsev continues to create exciting, over-the-top haute couture. In early April, when the Russian fall 09/10 fashion shows took place, Zaitsev, referred to as the 'Red Dior', showed his haute couture collection dedicated to the 100-year anniversary of Dyagilev’s Seasons in Paris. Sergey Dyagilev was the world-famous ballet impresario and founder of Ballets Russes, which enthralled Paris in the beginning of the 20th century. After looking at his designs, it's easy to understand why Zaitsev is one of the most revered fashion designers in Russia. Pictured here are two pieces from Zaitsev's latest collection. You can see more of Zaitsev's collection at Coutorture.
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April 12, 2009
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