I wanted to create a stylistic frame in UKR style.
My inspiration is my country in which there is a war. This is self-support, peace and prosperity in my country, contrary to. New projects are being implemented. In this photo of women – modern beautiful non -name Ukrainians, cleaning with their hearts, rich in the soul, are able to gladly care about every moment that has lived, with faith in the best here and now. I wanted to show the culture of my country. I introduced all my imagination to this suit. With tapestries on the shoulders as a continuation of the image, like a jacket. Thought, visualization, the old clip “Chervona Ruta”, and the Association of a bright entrance with a colorful vocal ensemble spun in my head. And when I seized the information, I intuitively found inspiration in the film “Chervona Ruta” in 1971. The plot of the film is about the love of a girl and the guy who is in the rest of the vacationers.
Oksana, a Carpathian girl, and Boris, a young miner, meet on the Donetsk-Verkhovyna train. Sofya Rotaru, a teacher at the Chernivtsi School of Religious Education, plays the role of Oksana. Boris is played by the soloist of “Smerichka” Vasyl Zinkevich. A boy and a girl fall in love with each other, and the plot of the picture unfolds around their relationship. In the Carpathians, the paths of young people diverge, but Boris is looking for his beautiful stranger. The lovers meet again, and friends invite them to sing at a concert for vacationers. Oksana and Boris express all their feelings in songs.
In 1971, Sofia Rotaru was already a well-known performer of folk songs in Bukovyna, and when the first Ukrainian musical “Red Ruta” began to be filmed in the Carpathians, it was Sofia who got the main role. The concert costume (diploma work) made by the fashion designer Alla Dutkovskaya after the All-Union exhibitions was in the museum in Vyzhnytsia. And the suit that Levko Dutkovsky suggested was brought for S. Rotara from Vyzhnytsia, it fit just right, as if it had been specially made for her. The uncomplicated scenario about the love that suddenly broke out in the simple miner Borys for the Bukovyna beauty Oksana was supposed to complement the Ukrainian flavour, which is expressed in nature, costumes and melodious songs.
Vasyl Zinkevich, Nazarii Yaremchuk and “Smerichka” performed the song “Red Ruta”, already known in the Soviet Union, in the film. Sofia Rotaru sang “The White-winged Bird” – an Italian hit, skillfully translated into Ukrainian by Roman Kudlyk, as well as “Paint Me a Night” by Myroslaw Skoryk and “Autumn is coming in the Carpathians” by L. Dutkivskyi. In the film, unfortunately, S. Rotaru does not sing a single song by Volodymyr Ivasyuk. Zinkevich, and Rotaru were also supposed to sing the song “Vodogray” together, but for some reason, the soundtrack was not made. It was done for Vasyl Zinkevich by the soloist of “Smerichka” Nazariy Yaremchuk and for Sofia Rotara by the soloist of “Smerichka” Maria Isak. Soloist Maria Isak appears in a number of girls from the Smerichka ensemble as the fifth for a few seconds.
In the same place in the Radyanskoye Soyuz -Pisnya “Chervona Ruta” at Filmі Viconav Vasil Zіnkevich I Nazariy Yaremchuk that “stink”. Sophia Rotaru was closed by the Silovy Ptach – the velita hike, Maystereno of the postponement of Ukrainian Movoy Roman Kudlik, and the “Right Meni Nich” Miroslava Skorik I “Osini” L. Dutkivsky. FILMI, for a pity, S. Rotaru is not a day on the Zhedoi Pisni Volodimir Ivasyuk. ZINKEVICH I Rotaru at once Mali Teszhavati Pіsnyu “Madahri”, Ale Chomus did not look at the phonogram. Nazari Yaremchuk, a Solias of the “stink”, was tired of Vasily Zіnkevich Tse, and Maria Isak, Solіstari, Solіstari, Solіstar. Solistyst Maria Isak Zylyavlyat at a number of di -resemblances to the ensemble “Smerіchka” with the deck seconds.
The action takes place in the Carpathians in Yaremche, the places where I like to relax in winter skiing. At any time of the year, I love these places, mountains, soreness, clean air, and nature. Bright costumes are slightly different from our region.






















