Young designer Kira Plastinina expands her brand
Lana Russo
Issue date: 11/4/08 Section: Arts & Society
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Russian design sensation Kira Plastinina has been building an incredible reputation for herself during her short time within the fashion industry, and get this: she is only sixteen.
Since her flagship store in the U.S. opened in Los Angeles earlier this year, Kira Plastinina has steadily built her remarkable design talent into a fashion empire famous for producing clothes that embody two distinct trends: innovative structure and Barbie-esque girlish glamour.
News of her contemporary creations has been running rampant, and her designs have become a favorite of famous Hollywood hotshots like Paris Hilton.
Most girls in the college circuit call for quality clothing at a reasonable price, and the greatest thing about Kira is that she designs with that idea in mind. With tailored skirts, jackets and dresses typically costing around $70, it is no wonder the buzz surrounding her name and her product grows larger everyday.
Not only is her clothing amazing and affordable, but stepping into any Kira store is like stepping into a fashion fantasy. Each of her stores follows an entirely pink design scheme, complete with sparkling mirrors and accessory tables that make the shopping atmosphere exciting and glamorous.
As the daughter of über-rich Russian orange juice mogul Sergei Plastinina, Kira has plans to expand her clothing empire to various locations throughout the United States.
Currently she has multiple retail outlets in Los Angeles and just recently opened one in New York City, but since no Kira store exists in the surrounding Baltimore area, our only option is to snag her merchandise online at www.KiraPlastinina.com.
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Construction Workers
posted 11/25/08 @ 8:45 PM EST
This company is reneging on millions of dollars of construction debts for stores in NYC. They are going back to Russia and refuse to pay their bills, costing thousands of workers their jobs and bankrupting small businesses in the US, right before the holidays. (Continued…)
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