Parade of national costumes was held at the RUSSIA EXPO
On July 7,
at the International RUSSIA EXPO, the Parade of National Costumes took place on
the Main Street Stage as part of the "Beauty of Russia — 30 Years of
Reflecting the Russian Soul" festival. Contestants and winners from
previous years participated in the event.
The parade
allowed the audience to immerse themselves in the country's rich cultural
heritage and discover the possibilities of using traditional materials and
techniques in modern clothing.
“It is a
great honor for us to perform at the Exposition venue. Today, everyone present
will be able to see national costumes representing completely different regions
of Russia. They will be showcased by the brightest and most beautiful girls of
our vast country!” emphasized Tatyana Andreeva-Falk, Director General of the
“Beauty of Russia” ("Krasa Rossii") festival.
"Krasa
Rossii" is a beauty pageant held in the country since 1995. Finalists
represented Russia at the "Miss World" pageant until 2006, at the
"Miss International" pageant, and since 2009, at the "Miss
Earth" pageant.
This year
marks the 30th anniversary of "Krasa Rossii", and the most beautiful
girls of our country, as well as the winners of regional selections, will
compete for the right to participate in the finals. The participant awarded the
title "Krasa Rossii — 2024" will go on to represent Russia at the
"Miss Earth — 2025" International Beauty Pageant.
The
International RUSSIA EXPO showcases the most important achievements of the
country in one place. Throughout the Exposition, cultural events, a rich
business and educational program await the guests. The expositions of 89
Russian regions, leading federal agencies, corporations and public
organizations are presented to the visitors. More than 18 million people have
already visited the Exposition. The International RUSSIA EXPO takes place on
the territory of VDNH in Moscow from November 4 to July 8.
The National Centre RUSSIA informs visitors that its opening hours will be temporarily adjusted in the penultimate week of March.
On 22 March, participants of the new academic season of the "Young Tour Guide School of Russia" delivered their first guided tour for parents and guests of the National Centre RUSSIA.
The Literary Club "What to Read?!" is a space for those who want not only to read, but also to think independently, discuss books and learn more about their authors.
