The new collection by Beata Rajská presented in Karlovy Vary: "I look for inspiration everywhere"
Fashion designer Beata Rajská enjoyed a big show at the KVIFF again. She introduced her new 2018/2019 collection called Lara.
Móda proti proudu
Názor PROTI PROUDU: Jana Fikotová
As part of the film festival, Karlovy Vary comes to life not only with film, but also with various accompanying events. One of the main events is the fashion show of Beata Rajská, which is annually held in the luxurious setting of Little Versailles.
"I am glad to be here with you and accompany you through with this romantic moment," said Libor Bouček, host of the evening. Afterwards, Beata Rajská herself introduced the fashion show. "I'm terrible, I know, but I just like organizing the whole event," Beata Rajská admitted, and as every year, she divided the show into two parts.
Romantic floral dress and daring luxury models
At the beginning she presented the floral patterns she drew inspiration for from Russia. Here she also found out that these old scarves are also made in our country, in Vandsdorf, so she didn't hesitate and started designing patterns based on these traditional accessories not only of Russian women, while listening to Tchaikovsky.
"The collection includes both day and cocktail models, as well as evening gowns. I'm happy with the result," Beata Rajská admitted.
However, the models wore bold pieces also. "It was only during the final trials that I discovered the fabrics were more transparent than I expected. It didn't occur to me to double the fabric. But after all, everyone feels differently about it, and although I'm considered a sound designer, I sometimes do things that are not traditional," she added.
The sponsor was the Dermacol brand
The partner of the luxurious event, as well as the whole festival, is the Dermacol brand, and Mrs. Věra Komárová along with the founder Olga Knoblochová were also present at the show to support the designer and the whole collection. "I'm excited about how the girls have very delicate make-up at the show. That's what it's supposed to be like, because it makes the beautiful dress stand out," said Knoblochová, who discovered make-up for Czech women.
Názor PROTI PROUDU: Ornella Koktová
Beata Rajska presented a very successful collection!
Beata Rajská traditionally presented her new collection at the KVIFF in one of the luxury hotels, but this time she came even closer to this city. Allegedly she was inspired by Russia in creating Lara 2018/2019. Not only by music but also by fairy tales like "Just You Wait, Hare". I didn't see the wolf on the catwalk, but okay...
For me, the typical Russian symbols were reflected in the traditional floral decorations, as in the case of the white spring coat with red flowers. To tell the truth, such a type of coat is too flashy for my taste, and perhaps that is why it will be more suitable for walks around Karlovy Vary than Prague.
The model that impressed me the most is the transparent black long sleeve blouse combined with a longer black skirt with purple flowers. It's a fairly unrevealing, almost sober design, but the delicate transparency of the blouse makes the whole thing very sexy and I enjoy it. All in all...a very successful show!
