Various holidays, even borrowed in other countries, help to diversify the theme of parties that are so popular today.
Halloween is a modern holiday, the history of which began in the territory of modern Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Halloween is traditionally celebrated in English-speaking countries on October 31 on the eve of All Saints Day.
Halloween paraphernalia has brought this holiday to other parts of the world, including Russia. But in our country it is not celebrated on a large scale, as, for example, in the USA. In the land of the rising sun, Australia, South Korea, New Zealand, this holiday also found a place, although there it is only formal in nature.
In Russia, Halloween is a fashionable party dressed in carnival costumes. The most popular characters for All Saints Day are images from classic horror films, for example, the mummy, Frankenstein, vampire, witch. The main symbol of the holiday is Jack's Lamp. A pumpkin on which an ominously smiling face is carved, and a lit candle is placed inside the pumpkin.
To add color to the holiday, the theme of the party is complemented by a variety of entertainments, for example, spectacular bartender shows. Culinary masterpieces are performed in the style of Halloween, with its indispensable attributes. Special DJ music improvisations match the mood of the whole evening.
Only designers can combine Halloween and fashion in one action. A conceptual show of Russian luxury witches' models by Russian designers took place on October 31 at the Moscow Renaissance Moscow Olympic Hotel. The riot and creativity of design thought embodied in luxurious black outfits. All the models on the catwalk were not only real witches, but also real beauties. The classic fashion show was complemented by copyright mini-performances.
Luxurious witches were luxurious in everything. Appropriate make-up is terribly attractive, crazie aromas mesmerize and emphasize the mysterious and dark side of the image.
The guests of the evening, under the influence of the surrounding atmosphere, actively got acquainted with Halloween things - they tested and chose aromas, tried on themselves non-standard make-up, tried on outfits from the Halloween dressing room and of course took pictures.
The ladies who came to the party in their own costumes of "witches" and "villains" took part in the competitive viewing with pleasure. Each participant of the contest on an impromptu defile was met with thunderous applause. The professional jury (it included moilers Vladimir Zubets, Vova Gorshkov, Natalya Tarasevich, Lyudmila Mezentseva, Elena Popova) selected three winners and presented them with memorable prizes. Ekaterina Kulikova, Tatyana Rusheva and Irina Bolotova will have amazing weekends in Romania with a trip to the homeland of Count Dracula.
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Material prepared by Julia Dekanova
