IN VOGUE

PARTICIPANTS

Jolanta Rimkutė & Ieva Ševiakovaitė (guests), Lithuania

Eugene Chokhloff & Julia Bunakova, Russia
(“Bunakova & Hokhloff Studio”)

Larisa Kuchalskienė, Lithuania, "Cold Summer of 2000"

Marina Iskandarova, Kazakhstan, "Metamorphosis"
(Fashion Salon “Andree”)

Sotera Norvilaite,
Hungary, "Last Spring of this Millenium" (Fashion House “Kalaka”)

Julian Fedo,
Lithuania, "Mirage of Frescos" (G.Fledžinskienė`s Higher Art School)

Vita Černiauskaitė & Jurga Kasperavičiūtė,
Lithuania, "Night Fishing" (Vilnius Art Academy)

Natalija Natkevičiūtė & Vaida Radvilaitė,
Lithuania, "Fragile Touch"

Elena Starceva,
Russia, "Without Title"

Olga Rink,
Lithuania, "Coans"

Ekaterina Kostrikova,
Russia, "Glitter"

Rita Plioplienė,
Lithuania, "On the Border" (Salon “Kristijonas and Karolina”)

Neolina Matkerimova
Russia, "Persian Lilac"

Olga Brovkina,
Russia, "Feeling"

Liubovė Čaplikienė,
Lithuania, "Storm"

Dmitryi Butyrskyi,
Russia, "Couturiosy"

Greta Dargevičiūtė & Alena Makarova,
Russia, "Harmony of Contradictions"

Indrė Pavilonytė,
Lithuania, "Sarasvati"

Marje Mottus,
Estonia, "Look`99 "

Rasa Urbonaitė,
Lithuania, "Desire and Play "

Julija Potupa,
Russia, "Pret-a-potu-porte"

Viktor Anisimov,
Ukraine

Jolanta Vazalinskienė,
Lithuania, "Summer Rain"

Elena Badmaeva,
Russia, "A Bit of Sun in Cold Water"

Issey Miyake – Fashion House collection "Pleats Please" Autumn-Winter 1999-2000, France

Rochas – Fashion House collection Autumn-Winter 1999-2000, France

Lecoanet & Hemant – Fashion House collection of Haute Couture Springs-Summer 1999, France.

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International Fashion Festival “IN VOGUE Vilnius`99” Participants

Indrė Pavilonytė
(Vilnius, Lithuania)

Indrė Pavilonytė, born in1975.
Currently studying fashion design at the G.Fledžinskienė`s Higher Art School.
Her creative debut was made at the “Fashion Week” Spring-Summer`98.
At the International Fashion Festival ”In VOGUE Vilnius `99” Indrė Pavilonytė will present her mixed 23-piece summer collection “Sarasvati”.
The collection was inspired by Indian sari. Indian accessories have been chosen as the decorative elements for the collection. “Sarasvati” is created of five-meter long saris from silk and cotton fabrics.
The range of colors vary from white, which symbolizes mourning, brown – the color of heavy rain and revival, and ends up with red – which is the color of the bride.