A fashionable artist

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Olga - a fashionable artist

The number of costumes of this artist is difficult to count. Typically, in each important performance, Olga get ready with a new dress (and maybe more than one). Choosing a costume is usually guided by the mood and, as she admitted, she can easily takes with her three or four sets of costumes.

Olga told that even she looked at the fashion magazines, she has still not sought to follow the fashion. "We spend a lot of time in airports, and every time, no matter in which country I am, I always buy two magazines - Harpers Bazaar and Vogue. But neither in life nor on the floor I never try to match the fashion trends. I do not borrow for my style suits and dresses. I am rather interested about images or ideas.”

She could go to a show in a Dior new look dress as easily as in strict pantsuit à la Yves Saint Laurent. She has usually come on the stage in dresses in style of "fishing net", profusely decorated with artificial sunflowers skirt, floor-length pleated dresses, not to mention the colorful ruffles and fringe.

Boa and silk - indispensable attributes of many her costumes. Although recently Olga has usually selected two basic costumes of different length, regardless of interpretations, because of their elements - experiment, firm style - luxury.

Olga knows like an expert the subtleties of the lighting and the glittering of the stones. Whatever you say, but at the event, , this artist sported most heavily decorated and noticeable dresses.

Olga has a special relationship with accessories. She wears easily a wide variety of jewelry: for examples, long layered necklaces which effectively fill the neckline and give a particular delicacy to the image.

In make-up, Olga has not deviated from the usual dramatic image. One of her options is dark shadows, beyond the edges of the eyelids, clearly drawn eyebrows, unfinished corner of the eyes with eyeliner on the lower eyelid, and the classical red tone of lipstick ( such as Lancome L'Absolu Rouge Caprice 132).

Of course, Olga has rarely limited to a single shade of lipstick (what brunette can afford the most unthinkable-bright lipstick?). Also you can see the tones of bordeaux, and cold pink, and even if they do not repeat the colours of dresses, they are always in harmony.

"Olga's dresses are always a little theatrical, they are well matched the stage. Olga is that kind of artist who need to build up an image, to dance to tell a story, with numerous costume changes" - the designer Marc Jacobs said.

However, there are details on which rarely Olga makes changes. For example, the deep back neckline, usually covered by fabric net, in concordance with her silhouette. Or in hairstyle: the classic low bun or tail which always matches her costume.