Дорогие друзья!
С 27 декабря по 17 января шоу-рум KATIA MOSSINA (Москва, Б.Дровяной пер., д.20, стр.2, Art-Centre Independent Plaza) находится на зимних каникулах.
По всем интересующим вас вопросам можете связаться с нами по e-mail: katia@katiamossina.com
или по телефону: 8,9167580868
Желаем Вам отличных веселых праздников!
пятница, 24 декабря 2010 г.
KATIA MOSSINA wishes you a Trendy Christmas and Colorful New Year!
KATIA MOSSINA wishes you
a Trendy Christmas and Colorful New Year!
среда, 22 декабря 2010 г.
Berlin Fashion City Guide To Be Released
Sketches by Katia Mossina
Berlin Catwalks - Fashion strolls through the German Capital
Journalist Natasha Binar and fashion designer Katia Mossina have joined creative forces to write (another) book about Berlin, twisted funny and very personal.
Berlin is considered to be an up and coming fashion hub holding its own fashion weeks and giving home to many designers and artists. Trade fairs, fashion shows, almost daily new streetstyle blogs are all part of the constantly changing exciting German capital, expected by many to be the next New York.
In less than three years Berlin scored a seat in the front row of the international fashion scene. Natasha Binar and Katia Mossina talk to designers, photographers, stylists and trade show organizers to listen to their personal stories; they visit showrooms and attend catwalk shows, check the shops and travel around the city to capture everything worth knowing about the hype, mythos and reality in and around fashion in Berlin.
About the Authors:
Katia Mossina is an artist and performer based in Berlin.
Katia’s works are always a reflection of modern lifestyle and arts and have been already showcased at the prestigious Fashion Museum in Antwerp.
Natasha Binar moved from London, where she completed her master's in Social Psychology, to Berlin and started her own PR company before she discovered her true passion - story telling. Natasha writes about fashion and social and cultural issues for several magazines and online publications.
Release date July 2011, published by GrebennikovPublishing House (grebennikov.de, explorise.de)
вторник, 21 декабря 2010 г.
Катя Мосина: «Наши Недели моды — это прошлый век»
Катя Мосина. Интервью Time Out
«Наши Недели моды — это прошлый век»
Time Out Москва №50 / 20 - 26 декабря 2010 г.
http://www.timeout.ru/journal/feature/17
понедельник, 20 декабря 2010 г.
INDEPENDENT TUESDAY
KATIA MOSSINA приглашает Вас на INDEPENDENT TUESDAY
Special Sale для друзей от KATIA MOSSINA
и BoomBoom
Презентация коллекций Весна-Лето 2011
Праздничный шоппинг
Шампанское и отличное настроение
Вторник 21 декабря 2010
Начало в 18.00
Адрес: Москва,
Б.Дровяной пер., д.20, стр.2, Art-Centre Independent Plaza, 2 этаж
тел: + 7 (495) 915-64-01
пятница, 17 декабря 2010 г.
Новогодняя ярмарка в Квартире 44 на Полянке для Лены Садиковой
Шарфы и футболки KATIA MOSSINA на Новогодней ярмарке в Квартире 44 на Полянке для Лены Садиковой 19 декабря 2010
Адрес : Москва, Малая Якиманка 24/8, Квартира 44, с 12 до 18 часов.
Для тех, кто в панике от предстоящих новогодних праздников, для тех, кто хочет купить семье и друзьям удивительные подарки, для тех, кто хотел бы помочь собрать деньги на операцию для нашей красавицы-однокурсницы Лены Садиковой (http://elenasadikova.com), для тех, кто не успел на предыдущие суперкрутые и веселые ярмарки, для тех, кто хочет сбагрить ненужные ему, но симпатичные вещи - мы снова в строю!
19 декабря в воскресенье, с 12 до 18-00 в уютнейшей квартире 44 на Полянке мы проведем новогоднюю ярмарку, все средства от которой пойдут Лене на лечение.
Ждем всех и приглашаем всячески принимать участие!
Пожалуйста, пишите на a.chukovsky@gmail.com что бы вы хотели выставить на продажу, мы попробуем это сфотографировать и заранее выложить в группе, чтобы все видели, что их ждет!
среда, 15 декабря 2010 г.
CHRISTMAS Gifts by KATIA MOSSINA
Шарф-петля в рюшах - отличная идея подарка
к Рождеству и Новому Году от KATIA MOSSINA !
Цена - 3000 рублей
Цена - 3000 рублей
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KATIA MOSSINA SHOWROOM tel: + 7 (495) 915-64-01
Москва, Б.Дровяной пер., д.20, стр.2,
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T-Shirt Morskoy Boy-2
Продолжение следует - футболка “Morskoy Boy -2”
Цена 1900 рублей!
Унисекс. Размеры: S M L XL
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Москва, Б.Дровяной пер., д.20, стр.2,
Пн-Пт с 12 до 18 ч. В другое время по предварительной договоренности
Цена 1900 рублей!
Унисекс. Размеры: S M L XL
По вопросам приобретения обращайтесь:
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Москва, Б.Дровяной пер., д.20, стр.2,
Пн-Пт с 12 до 18 ч. В другое время по предварительной договоренности
пятница, 10 декабря 2010 г.
четверг, 2 декабря 2010 г.
The Russian Fashion Industry Revisited: Part Two - Natasha Binar | TribaSpace Magazine
The Russian Fashion Industry Revisited: Part Two - Natasha Binar | TribaSpace Magazine
In our previous report on the Russian fashion industry, we noted there is a significant market niche for affordable and passable quality fashion, and that the consumers in Russia have become more style conscious when it comes to individual clothing choices. Obviously, Russians love to dress up, and fashion plays an important role in their lives. Could this be a chance for local designers to step in and make an impact by offering a distinctive style, produced locally and purchased easily?
In our previous report on the Russian fashion industry, we noted there is a significant market niche for affordable and passable quality fashion, and that the consumers in Russia have become more style conscious when it comes to individual clothing choices. Obviously, Russians love to dress up, and fashion plays an important role in their lives. Could this be a chance for local designers to step in and make an impact by offering a distinctive style, produced locally and purchased easily?
We all can name the major capitals of fashion – Milan, Paris, London, New York and lately, Tokyo. Moscow remains a mystery, although Western brands selling their products there enjoy commercial success, despite the volatilities of the market. For a country so big, what about local fashion houses, design schools and the state of the fashion industry? Why does the new generation of Russian designers remain unknown to the global fashion community?
To answer these questions one has to make a little journey back to USSR. A few designers at that time – Zaitsev and Yudashkin are the most well-known – enjoyed their celebrity status dressing Kremlin wives. Yet, overall the industry was developed to merely produce functional clothing, not to create high-end fashion styles. Soviet fashion houses produced mass collections of apparel approved by endless committees to meet standards and quality. A few studios imitated Dior and Yves Saint Laurent for eager fashionistas, mostly film stars, who were willing to be different and spend money on the styles they little knew about.
The late 1980s and the early 1990s saw the biggest changes so far, as the industry simply ceased to exist due the lack of demand and consumer buying power. Fashion was considered simply getting hold on the Western brands and catching up with the rest of the world. D&G and other high-end brands were popular at the time, highlighting the financial status of the wearer – or rather, her husband.
At the same time as the Neo-Punk movement reached the country’s youth we saw a wave of ‘soviet-style’ fashion with a hint of irony: Red stars twinkled in the collections of Olga Soldatova, Nina Neretina and Donis Pupis dedicated fashionable odes to Yury Gagarin, Katia Mossina transforming army coat fabrics into a new sexiness with generously open cuts, the “USSR” signature appeared on T-Shirts by Denis Simachev (who captured the momentum in the early 2000s). The target audience, born after 1970, welcomed the styles with nostalgia and joy. But did the mood help the designers to mark own signature and establish their business?
Denis Simachev has presented collections in Milan and London, and has reached a breakthrough point in 2009 when he secured an order from Barneys New York; he was the first Russian designer to be stocked in the luxury department store. However, according to Barneys’ managers, the brand failed to deliver ordered items, illustrating the core problems of the Russian fashion industry – production, management and infrastructure issues.
Most of the production for Russian fashion houses is placed in Turkey or Lithuania. Domestic facilities are very expensive and unreliable, and distribution and delivery are complicated due to poor transportation network and vast distances. All of these problems are reflected in higher prices for Russian designs, simply unable to compete with their better-known Western counterparts. As for Simachev, the former designer now runs his own bar and feels no desire to return to fashion at least in the near future.
Most of the production for Russian fashion houses is placed in Turkey or Lithuania. Domestic facilities are very expensive and unreliable, and distribution and delivery are complicated due to poor transportation network and vast distances. All of these problems are reflected in higher prices for Russian designs, simply unable to compete with their better-known Western counterparts. As for Simachev, the former designer now runs his own bar and feels no desire to return to fashion at least in the near future.
The Russian fashion industry, in the eyes of Western buyers and experts, is mostly associated with the shows and fashion weeks hosted twice a year. Moscow alone has two major events – Russian Fashion Week and Volvo Fashion Week Moscow – showcasing local designers each of the organisers managed to woo accordingly. The portfolio contains likes of Kira Plastinina, a billionaire’s daughter who attempted and failed within the U.S. market, and Alena Akhmadullina, promoted locally as one of the industry’s leading designers thanks to her private investor’s money, but has zero recognition in the U.S and Europe.
Saint Petersburg is catching up too, with the Aurora Fashion Week at least offering some interesting names to pay attention to. Although producer Artem Balaev states in a typical Saint Petersburg understated, slightly pessimistic tone that “Russia really lacks successful designers.” Gosha Rubchinsky who showcased at Aurora and regularly shoots his videos in the city is one designer with an extremely high potential, targeting younger audience of sport fans, skaters and snowboarders. Rubchinsky’s collections are not manufactured in large quantities, yet there is substantial market opportunity as the brand reflects consistency and good quality, and the honest, down-to-earth attitude of the designer.
There is no question – Russian fashion designers have talent and potential. Take Katia Mossina, the brand with a unique history and intriguing future. Katia studied in Berlin and attended classes by Vivienne Westwood, which is reflected in her limited edition high-quality collections, made of playful styles. She chooses to present off-location, yet still manages to attract the major Russian lifestyle press. When asked about the biggest problems with Russian designers, and their inability to become internationally recognised, Katia gives a thoughtful and honest answer of someone who has lived through it: “Fashion should reflect the spirit of time, and as we live in the beginning of the 21st century, this spirit is still to be defined, globally. But Russians did not have the opportunity to experience fashion development as did the rest of the world. That’s why very often when you visit fashion weeks in Moscow nothing reflects the fact we are now in the year 2010.“ Mossina considers her brand a concept that should work, provided it is managed well and has a team of professionals to support it – which is rare to find in Russia.
Vika Gazinskaya, a much celebrated young designer, agrees: “A fashion designer in Russia often does everything himself: management, sales, PR. Lack of resources – financial and human – results in developments far from ideal. Fashion design is a long-term process and not a short-lived game, as many here would imagine. And the consumers in Russia do not help either, as they still prefer Western brands.”
Vika Gazinskaya, a much celebrated young designer, agrees: “A fashion designer in Russia often does everything himself: management, sales, PR. Lack of resources – financial and human – results in developments far from ideal. Fashion design is a long-term process and not a short-lived game, as many here would imagine. And the consumers in Russia do not help either, as they still prefer Western brands.”
Aliona Isaeva, Editing Director of Marie Claire points out “We do not specifically support Russian designers as much as we did early on. They should be part of the entire picture, and to be honest the criteria for us is whether a designer has ability to sell and deliver, as we run a magazine for consumers looking where to buy things.” Isaeva mentions her favourite Russian designer duo - Nina Donis, who among others - Alexander Terekhov is another raising star to watch - chooses to show their collections at the Cycle & Seasons by MasterCard, an art and fashion platform hosting series of events and shows.
There are enough promotional opportunities for those who are willing stay in business. However promotion alone does not guarantee success in any form, be it an international recognition resulting in sales numbers, or a new signature in the style still to be defined.
Russia remains a mysterious place when it comes to fashion – and we cannot foresee what the future holds. Perhaps Moscow does not need to become another global fashion capital, and perhaps our expectations are simply too high. Only time will tell, and it would be a pity if Russians would not play a role in fashion, as they do in music, ballet, chess and literature. We wish them good luck!
To read part one of report on the Russian fashion industry, visit https://tribaspace.com/news/5284-the-russian-fashion-industry-revisited%3A-part-one-market-report
Natasha Binar | TribaSpace
среда, 1 декабря 2010 г.
четверг, 25 ноября 2010 г.
MORSKOY BOY at Café Des Artistes
MORSKOY BOY at Café Des Artistes from KATIA MOSSINA on Vimeo.
Film by Alan Vouba and Alexandr Chernousov
16 November 2010
Presentation of SS11 Accessories+ by KATIA MOSSINA
With Grace Models Agency
Styling by Raquel Bussey and Karamel studio
Mode d`Emploi video
T-shirts Morskoy Boy by KATIA MOSSINA
Degustation of Morskoy Boy cocktail by Dolf Michel
Fourchette
пятница, 19 ноября 2010 г.
Morskoy Boy T-Shirt
Хит сезона - футболка “Morskoy Boy”
Цена 1900 рублей!
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Цена 1900 рублей!
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четверг, 18 ноября 2010 г.
MORSKOY BOY at Café Des Artistes
16 ноября 2010 в Café Des Artistes, Москва состоялась презентация коллекции KATIA MOSSINA Весна-Лето 2011. Коллекция посвящена морской теме, в этом ключе была выдержана и концепция мероприятия, носившего игривое название “ Morskoy Boy”.
Сама презентация прошла в новом необычном формате - коллекция была представлена как слайд-шоу на большом экране, также состоялась российская премьера ролика “Mode d`emploi” - видеоинструкции по применению для аксессуаров KATIA MOSSINA, которые известны своей уникальностью и многофункциональны.
На этом же экране присутствующие могли наблюдать себя и все происходящее в зале. Таким образом, вместо банального показа гостей ожидало интерактивное шоу с использованием современных технических средств.
Но не обошлось и без эффектных моделей от агентства Grace Models, продемонстрировавших лучшие экземпляры коллекции. Их образ был органично дополнен студией красоты KARAMEL. Стильной деталью стали бумажные корабли в прическах девушек.
Хит коллекции - безусловно, темно-синие футболки с надписью “Morskoy Boy”. Почетные гости и друзья бренда с большим удовольствием переоблачались в эти футболки в течении вечера. Импровизированный флеш-моб с переодеванием завершился фотосессией.
Концепцию вечеринки со своей стороны поддержал владелец кафе Dolf Michel, приготовивший специальный коктейль «Морской Бой» ярко-голубого цвета.
Café Des Artistes и Katia Mossina уже несколько лет сотрудничают – официанты заведения традиционно одеты в футболки от Katia Mossina, дизайн которых меняется два раза в год.
Состав гостей носил интернациональный характер, присутствовали представители СМИ, редактора моды, представители арт-сообщества, известные архитекторы, модные фотографы, музыканты и другие селебрити.
Фотографии с мероприятия:
пятница, 29 октября 2010 г.
пятница, 22 октября 2010 г.
Vladislav Mamyshev at KATIA MOSSINA showroom
Vladik Mamyshev-Monro visited us yesteday and chose the gifts to his own Birthday.
There are white collar-scarf, small russian cap and knit cap with pompon.
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вторник, 19 октября 2010 г.
VOLKER LANG accessories
VOLKER LANG accessories
at KATIA MOSSINA showroom ONLY!
Adress: Moscow, Drovyanoy 20, bld.2
opened: Mon -Fri, 12 p.m. - 6 p.m.
other meetings can be arranged by appointment
Tel. + 7 (495) 915-64-01
Full assortiment with prices here
YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME!
понедельник, 18 октября 2010 г.
It`s time to buy warm clothes!
Now You can find caps, hats, hoods and mittens by KATIA MOSSINA in Russian Street shop and Click-Boutique showroom/online-store!
Adresses:
Russian Street shop, Moscow, Red October Chocolate Factory, Вersenevskaya naberezhnaya 8, bld 1, tel.+7 (495) 771-06-14
Click-Boutique showroom , Moscow, B. Dmitrovka 9, http://click-boutique.ru/
tel.+7 (495) 692-39-92.
HAVE A NICE SHOPPING!
среда, 13 октября 2010 г.
Some more photos from salone ATMOSPHERE'S Paris!
KATIA MOSSINA on the way to Paris
ACCESSORIES+ at Joy Yaffe Press-room in Hotel De Vendome
Our visitor from London trendsetter Jaana Jaturi (Trendstop.com)
We like her look and think you like it too!
We like her look and think you like it too!
вторник, 12 октября 2010 г.
Orange colour cheer you up!
My favoruite color is orange. Look at these bright things!
They can cheer you up on rainy days.
My new idea is Ipad Case by KATIA MOSSINA.
It can be used for other purposes
понедельник, 11 октября 2010 г.
четверг, 7 октября 2010 г.
KATIA MOSSINA stand at salone ATMOSPHERE'S PARIS
KATIA MOSSINA photos from PARIS
Our stand at salone ATMOSPHERE'S
понедельник, 4 октября 2010 г.
SS11 ACCESSORIES+ at salone ATMOSPHERE'S.
I`m glad to report you about presentation of Collection Spring-Summer 2011 and Collection of Accessories by me, KATIA MOSSINA at salone ATMOSPHERE'S 2nd Session till October 01st to October 04th 2010.
The last news is sighing of agreement with Joy Yaffe`s agency. Joy Yaffe will take part at presentation of my collection at Paris.
Lookbook of KATIA MOSSINA Collection Spring-Summer 2011 Sure, you like it!
The last news is sighing of agreement with Joy Yaffe`s agency. Joy Yaffe will take part at presentation of my collection at Paris.
Lookbook of KATIA MOSSINA Collection Spring-Summer 2011 Sure, you like it!
KATIAMOSSINA Spring Summer 2011 from taganka on Vimeo.
пятница, 1 октября 2010 г.
ABOUT BRAND
KATIA MOSSINA first made a name for herself in Germany. Some were drawn to the perfect cut and attention to detail, others to the femininity and artistry.
KATIA MOSSINA has always considered herself a Russian designer but her style is not what is customarily associated with the «Russian style».
Her outfits, which might have been worn by icons such as Anna Pavlova and Vera Kholodnaya, are uniquely tailored but deliberately feminine. Had they been here today, they also wouldn’t have said no to the selection of KATIA MOSSINA accessories either: coquettish, cozy and always elegant.
KATIA MOSSINA designs are also not what are normally associated with the ascetics of Berlin fashion either. Although the European elite loves to be seen in KATIA MOSSINA, it is not only the privileged who will experience the comfort and positive mood that comes with a KATIA MOSSINA outfit. The designer insists that it is essential for all the inhabitants of any modern city to be able to express their feelings of peace, tranquility and joy through the clothes they wear. For this reason, KATIA MOSSINA’s credo will always remain the same: only create clothes which enhance the wearer — just like her teacher and mentor Vivienne Westwood, Katia likes to reiterate «It’s great to look great!»
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