Q1. Could you tell us more about the traditional Ukrainian attire, Vyshyvanka? "Vyshyvanka is Ukraine's traditional clothing, and it is much more than just an outfit—it is a significant symbol of our identity and culture. It is primarily worn during national celebrations like Independence Day, Language Day, and Vyshyvanka Day. This attire has taken on an even more profound meaning as a symbol of preserving our culture. What makes Vyshyvanka special is its intricate embroidery, which varies by region and tradition. These patterns often carry symbolic meanings and reflect the wearer’s origins an
Q1. Could you please explain in detail about the outfit you wore at the fashion show? "The outfit I wore was inspired by the traditional clothing of the Kurdish people in the western part of Iran. Traditionally, this attire is made from velvet fabric and adorned with decorative accessories, often worn on special occasions like weddings. I redesigned it with a modern touch to make it suitable for everyday wear while still preserving its cultural essence. Through this outfit, I aimed to modernize the traditional style and introduce our cultural heritage to a broader audience." Q2. What motivated
Q1: Could you tell us about the outfit you wore for the fashion show? What significance does it hold? I wore the Colombian traditional outfit called 'La Pollera Colora.' It consists of a brightly colored long skirt paired with a matching top. The skirt has a unique design that resembles a bird's wings when spread out, and it’s commonly used for performing the traditional Colombian dance, 'Cumbia.' The design allows the skirt to be used as part of the dance movements. The colors of the outfit can vary, often reflecting the Colombian flag or the flags of different regions. In my hometown, Barran