Famous Azerbaijani designer Rufat Ismayil showed his collection at Paris Fashion Week
Famous Azerbaijani designer Rufat Ismayil showed his collection at Paris Fashion Week
На Paris Fashion Week показал свою коллекцию звестный азербайджанский дизайнер Rufat Ismayil
By Aytan Mouradova
The fashion show was visited by our special correspondent in Paris, Aytan Mouradova.
На fashion show побывала наш специальный корреспондент в Париже, Aytan Mouradova.
A new collection by Azerbaijani designer Rufat Ismayil was shown at the American Cathedral in Paris during Paris Fashion Week. This year Rufat Ismail presented a new collection "Sumakh". The designer was inspired to create it by famous Karabakh carpets. Rufat Ismayil's fashion house is called AFFFAIR.
Показ новой коллекции азербайджанского дизайнера Руфата Исмаила прошел в Американском соборе в Париже во время Недели моды в Париже. В этом году Руфат Исмаил представил новую коллекцию «Сумах». На ее создание дизайнера вдохновили знаменитые карабахские ковры. Модный дом Руфата Исмаила называется AFFFAIR.
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