This year, velvet seems to have driven all designers and fashion designers crazy - there were so many of it on the catwalks and in the shops. For those who are not ready to part with it, we present a new winter trend! Photo: Christopher Kane, Jianshan, Rebecchi Velvet has already taken a confident position in the list of fashion trends in 2018, but for the winter, designers and stylists have prepared something special for us - velvet costumes!

Sometimes in the evening after a hectic day it is so difficult to fall asleep. These touching pads of sachets will come to your aid, because the subtle aroma of lavender favors a calm and serene sleep.You will need: Shreds of natural fabric (cotton, linen); Marker for fabric; Dried lavender; Needle and thread for sewing Lavender satin ribbon Home decor: decorate the window with your own hands Step 1 Fold the cotton cloth in two and draw the contours of the heart and the motif of the decor for the sachet.

A graduate of London college of fashion, Russian diner Masha Tsigal believes that corsage is again in trend. Masha Tsigal: "It is both sporty and feminine!" When we asked Masha Tsigal to present one of the 1987 Burda models, the designer did not hesitate to choose a sexy corsage paired with wide Bermudas.

The holiday will take place on September 1 on Poklonnaya Hill Dozens of publishing houses and media companies, including Burda Media, Argumenty i Fakty, Moskovsky Komsomolets, Komsomolskaya Pravda, Kommersant, TASS, Rossiyskaya Gazeta, Evening Moscow and many others will take part in the traditional press festival on Poklonnaya Hill, which will take place on September 1 this year.

You can safely sew these dresses in August, because you will be able to wear them with pleasure both in the last month of summer and in the beginning of autumn! No matter how hot this summer may be, the coolness in the mornings and evenings insistently reminds that autumn is just around the corner. Light sundresses and the thinnest dresses can still be worn, but it's time to add a few new things to your wardrobe, which will not be hot in August and cold in September.

Many believe that natural fabrics are unreasonably expensive, and not sparing themselves, continue to wear synthetics. If you have ever had to deal with such clothes, remember how a body, deprived of breathing, languishes during the day, and with what relief each time fiercely suffers air when in the evening you release it from artificial “fetters”.