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The eighties are back in fashion

The eighties are back in fashion

Восьмидесятые снова в моде

Renowned Fashion photographer Evgeniy Morozov and Styleofeurasia editor-in-chief Alina Sarsenova decided to turn to the 80s style in their new joint project. Because the penultimate decade of the 20th century is excessive and eccentric. Probably all that we are missing now. It was in the 80s that retro images were rethought, they intertwined with the subcultures of youth, aerobics, roller skates, skate, etc. Dances that demanded freedom of movement, fluorescent colors, all at once on oneself, bright makeup, hair comb.

Известный Fashion-фотограф Евгений Морозов и шеф-редактор Styleofeurasia  Алина Сарсенова решили обратиться к стилю 80-х в своем новом совместном проекте. Потому что предпоследнее десятилетие 20-го века - это чрезмерность и эксцентрика. Наверное, все то, чего нам сейчас не хватает. Именно в 80-х были переосмыслены ретро образы, они сплелись воедино с субкультурами молодежи, туда же аэробика, ролики, скейт и тд. Танцы, которые требовали свободу движений, флюоресцентые цвета, все и сразу на себя, яркий макияж, начес. 

Photographed by Evgeniy Morozov Фотограф - Евгений Морозов 

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