Tashkent (Uzbekistan Tours) hosted the "Spring-Summer 2008", a show of fashion designers from the "Dom Stilya" (House of Style). Tashkent (Uzbekistan Tours)'s best designers exhibited their last collections, "prompting" the audience the most actual tendencies of the season and brightly showed the potential of Uzbek (Uzbekistan Visa) fashion industry. That evening under the dome of Center of National Arts the show developed to "Femininity", general direction of all collections could be characterized only in this way. Lots of flounces, translucent chiffon, multilayered skirts, inflated waistlines and touching open shoulders, Uzbek (Uzbekistan Visa) fashion designers imagine the modern Uzbek (Uzbekistan Visa) ladies in such kind wear. Designers Saodat Muratkhojaeva and Gulya Razzakova added a portion of bright colors and maiden enthusiasm to this image, letting out on the podium a group of light-hearted creatures in short dresses and multicolored leggings. One could feel this iridescent playfulness in Yana Bobrovskaya, in her collection of dresses with a plenty of bows, ruches and folds. Dildora Kasimova thinks that the weapon of modern fashionable woman is the charming tenderness borrowed from nature. It is namely long streaming dresses, motley fabrics with a vegetative patterns and cascades of flounces turning owners of this wear into exotic flowers. Uzbekistan visa, visa application, visa support. One of few men participating in the fashion show, Marat Nematov staked on sports style. But he could not give up delighting him with stressing femininity of his fashion of knitted tight dresses. For some fashion designers two colors were quite enough to create an image of refined, strong and at the same time defenceless lady. Black and white, muffled gleam of atlas and open shoulders and necessarily thread of pearls, Laziza Demetova as though brought "fateful woman" of 1930-1950's to the podium. Debutant Zulfiya Sultanova mixed these colors in more modern "cocktail" because now pantsuits, bulb dresses, flashlight sleeves and ultra-short jackets are very popular and actual. Ozoda Sagdullaeva "cooled" heat of khan atlas with black and white colors, showing again that national cloths can look modern as well. "Our fashion designers managed to prove that the traditional Uzbek (Uzbekistan Visa) fashion synthesized with modern design is an infinitely actual and perspective topic. They can focus on it again and again", noted Khalida Kamilova, board chairperson of the "Osiyo ramzi" Uzbekistan Association of Designers. "The Uzbek (Uzbekistan Visa) designers are always distinguished with high quality of their fashions. So, creating worthy and favorable conditions for their creation, we make weighty contribution to future, that future where the national Uzbek (Uzbekistan Visa) wear will proudly pride appear on the world fashion podiums and cause sense of great pride and respect for Uzbekistan". Such Uzbek (Uzbekistan Visa) textile as "adras", khan-atlas and "bekasam", chain-stitched embroidery and needlework took special position in this fashion show. The Uzbek (Uzbekistan Visa) fashion designers always actively use national motives and fabrics in their works but this time the synthesis of eastern and western traditions in wear was rather organic. Dresses and jackets having Uzbek (Uzbekistan Visa) national elements caused the greatest interest of the audience. Uzbekistan visa, visa application, visa support In Tashkent (Uzbekistan Tours) streets, for instance, fashions from collections of debutant Kamola Akramova and Shakhnoza Rizkieva could look quite actual and original. They created a very laconic and stylish wear animated with unpretentious needlework embroidery and "adras" insets of the same color range. Nilufar Ahmedova dared to use even multicolored khan-atlas and this experiment also occurred successful; bright "flashes" of the Uzbek (Uzbekistan Visa) silk particularly highlighted the single-colored black dresses. The duet of two masters of Tashkent (Uzbekistan Tours)'s "Dom Stilya", Sherzod Atabaev and Anna Kim finished this range of colors. An original creative interpretation of traditional national elements, harmonious combination of colors and refinement of silhouettes became "trump card" of the creative tandem. The fashion show's last string was a collection of the gentlest and most elegant dresses from Guli. If one unites the muffled glimmer of pastel, multilayered fine silk and elegant direct cut, they may get "Simple but delicate design"; this title finely described the mood of the last collection of this fashion show. "Every year the fashion parade grows in level and its participants in skills", emphasised Sherzod Atabaev, a leading designer of "Dom Stilya", in an interview with the UT. "This time there are many debutants and for every show it is a good promotion to development and improvement. I wish them good luck in creating and embodying their imaginations in new works more bravely".

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