Russian Fashion People Wear Pure Wool Warm Clothing.

< p > in cold weather with low temperature and zero degree, is there really a way to keep the temperature and keep the demeanour? Listen to what Russian fashion leaders say! < /p >

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< p > "only in Russia can you see women wearing small a href=" http://www.91se91.com/news/index_x.asp "high heels < /a > taking a leisurely walk in the frozen streets.

Moscow designer Ulyana Sergeenko said, "even in the coldest days, women here try to be beautiful and elegant.

I like Russian women who always want to make themselves look at their best.

I firmly believe that a woman should be beautiful and graceful, no matter what happens.

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< p > Sergeenko gives the "zero dress proposal", many of which are also prepared for herself.

"It's not just fur.

In fact, there are many beautiful things that can only be worn in winter -- sleeves, Angola wool shawls, wool gloves and boots covers, embroidered jackets, heavy cloaks, bright down garments and snow boots. This kind of boots made of fur skin is really very warm and comfortable.

This is a very traditional Russian dress.

Keeping warm is the most important thing when a low temperature is coming for several months, but it takes a lot of thought to avoid showing a similar image every day.

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< p > you can wear the embroidered shawl of Brora (price 109) and the cashmere a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" with the national style, the woolen /a gloves (45 pounds), the two color down coat (59.90 pounds) and the Somerset by Alice Temperley cape coat (299 pounds) on the basis of the winter dress given by Sergeenko.

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P Vogue magazine, the Russian director of fashion Olga Dunina, recommends "multilevel mashup" /p.

The plan given by P Vogue magazine, the Russian fashion director Olga Dunina, has wider options.

"This winter, I was wearing Chanel fur and Marc Jacobs lace up boots and Stella McCartney thick socks.

Or choose a Acne loose leather sheepskin jacket and Stella McCartney thick sweater and wool tights.

Multi level Mashup, usually I'll put on a knitted scarf to make a scarf, and a wool underwear made of my favorite Russian cashmere wool < a href= "http://sjfzxm.com/DESIGN/designer/index.asp" > designer < /a > Tegin.

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Igor Garanin, the fashion director of the Russian version of "P", "GQ" suggests making a tie and cardigan mix in the coat less than /p.

< p > as for men, the fashion director Igor Garanin of Russian magazine, GQ, said: "the most important thing is to match and wear a scarf.

Wearing a cashmere shirt and tie is the best way to make you look light and flexible and keep warm.

This winter, my favorite is the super thick woolen cardigan from Ballantyne, the double breasted coat of Dries Van Noten, and the scarf of Faliero Sarti.

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Peter Jensen, a Danish designer working and living in the east end of London in the cold winter of her hometown, said: "I usually wear two pairs of socks from the end of October -- one pair is ordinary socks, the other is very thick knitted stockings." P

My mother is still weaving for me.

This is the only thing she can't tire of so far. "

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< p > What do he wear if he goes home? "I like Sunspel's thermal underwear and his family's wool gloves and scarves.

I also have a very good Watanabe Junya's button down coat, with a detachable zipper lining.

I will also wear my own brand of lamb hat.

But to mention my favorite winter necessities, it is the heart-shaped warmer.

You just need to press it, it starts to heat up, so warm that you feel you can handle hours of Christmas shopping.

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