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The “grunge” style grows from Soviet-era roots
February 20, 2012
Timur Ganeev
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Prokhor Kolosov
Young Russian designer Igor Isayev graduated from the Saint Martins College of Art and Design in London. Recently he has just opened a flagship store on Nikitsky Boulevard in central Moscow to apply his foreign experience in Russia
Russian shops in London
February 10, 2012
Phoebe Taplin
Whatever you want from Russia, whether it’s cabbage pies or antique jewelry, the chances are you can find it somewhere in London these days
Behind the scene of Russia's prison
January 30, 2012
Russia Beyond the Headlines
A London-based design group presents a tattoo collection that comprises 739 original drawings and the photographs of Russian prisoners
Back to the village: When nature calls
January 23, 2012
Grigory Kubatian
Some Russians are giving up the dream of a successful life in the city for living as rural people did centuries ago
Russian oligarchs come to London
January 17, 2012
Phoebe Taplin
The extravagant lives of Russian oligarchs are a constant source of fascination to the British public. We take a peek at their lives in London – their houses, purchases and social excesses
Valenki: A Russian necessity
January 7, 2012
Russia Beyond the Headlines
The iconic Russian felt boots, valenki, are very popular, and even essential in the countryside due to the country’s severe climate. Today many valenki are made in the villages of the Altai Region
Take a spin on the ice
January 6, 2012
Tatyana Shramchenko
Russians love to ice skate, and residents of Moscow have a new venue to enjoy this pastime – the largest ice rink in Europe now open in Gorky Park
Art or Vandalism?
January 5, 2012
Prokhor Kolosov
What is the distinguishing feature of Russian graffiti?
Snowflakes are falling upwards
January 3, 2012
Daria Gonzales
Russians tend to believe that the way you celebrate New Year’s Eve will determine how you spend the new year
The tree debate: real or fake?
December 30, 2011
Elizaveta Shevchenko
As Russia readies itself for New Year and Russian Christmas next weekend, the tree debate has grown — real or artificial?
Easy, fashionable looks in for 2012
December 28, 2011
Alyona Samarina
Russian designer Vlad Lisovets gives some tips on how Russian women can improve their look for the New Year
All I want for New Year
December 27, 2011
Yelena Barysheva
, The Ogoniok magazine
“Ogonyok” magazine asked Muscovites what they hope to receive this holiday season
Preparing for the holiday season
December 24, 2011
Inna Leonova
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Diana Laarz
When you’ve taken down the tinsel and started your January diet, Moscow’s Orthodox Nativity celebrations are in full swing
Grandfather Frost cashes in
December 21, 2011
Olga Dmitrieva
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Inna Leonova
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Alexandra Guzeva
Once a Soviet trade unionist, Ded Moroz can now earn $4,700 in two hours with a little help from his attractive granddaughter
Tango dances its way into Russia
November 18, 2011
Svetlana Smetanina
It is becoming more popular in Russia, with enthusiasts opening clubs
The British Alternative Hair Show comes to Russia
October 5, 2011
Combined reports
The Palace of Congresses in the Kremlin played host to a piece of theater showing off the talents of hairstylists
New York: post-soviet designers' final frontier
September 14, 2011
Stephan Rabimov
Designers from the post-Soviet states are finding cult followings in the Big Apple
Above the traffic jams
August 4, 2011
Olga Kazachkova
, Ogonyok
The exotic helicopter taxi lifts commuters above Moscow's traffic -- for a price
Welcome to Viking camp
May 30, 2011
RIA Novosti
Ever wanted to live in the Middle Ages? These re-enactors can show you how
Vladimir Putin: At home in nature
May 25, 2011
Gayne C. Young
, Outdoor Life
Read the unabridged version of the prime minister's interview about his active lifestyle and support for nature conservation
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