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Russian street photographer Grisha Besko is most well known for documenting all of the best everyday looks of people living in Moscow. His photos discern the "urban" style of muscovite outfits as he does his best to reveal the main differences that distinguish it from the regular Western look we might be so used to seeing.
Grisha has an Instagram account where he uploads street-style photos nearly daily and his pictures never disappoint. With a unique style and approach, coupled with deep knowledge and passion for portraits and street fashion photography Besko makes the city of Moscow and its people shine in a different light.
So Pandas, keep scrolling if you want to see great outfit ideas from the sidewalks of Moscow!
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Not every change has to be a bad one. During the coronavirus crisis, many horrible things happened around the world, but every change brings us a tad of hope that keeps us going. The same happened to the fashion industry. Even though the shops were closed, not everything is as bad as it seems as the people of the Moscow show definitely rocked outfits that were hard to miss!
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hyperunknown 3 years ago
If Morpheus asked, I guess she'd take the red pill, not the blue one :p
We all know that, through clothes and accessories, individuals can make a statement and show a little bit of their inner persona. Street style helps people to demonstrate their multiple identities, in addition to utilizing subcultural and intersecting styles or trends. This, in itself, is a performance, as you can always put on a little show that suits your mood.
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Street style is an incredibly viral, instant, addictive facet of fashion that’s changed the ways in which fashion is made and consumed. With Instagram bursting in popularity, no wonder images of people randomly walking through the streets and taking random pictures became so popular. It’s supposed to be fun and energetic, combining fashion through its own language.
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Ciara Stone 3 years ago
I'm surprised he didn't get harassed/threatened for wearing the flower crown-A LOT of Russians are homophobic and if you don't display how much of a mach man you are with your appearance, it can turn hostile quickly
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Joel Hopkins 3 years ago
She may look cute and sweet, but clearly she's a hardened criminal. Why else would she have TWO ankle monitors?
You probably had your own street style evolution and today you probably wonder why you wore what you wore in a specific time of your life.
Styles change, but let us tell you something – revolution is on and we are sure that, even today, you can rock your retro street style and feel stylish, secure, confident, and fresh. Shine bright every day!
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Sleepyhead 3 years ago
I firmly blame my weird tummy fat on how pants are shaped now instead of my poor habits. I'm a man who would rather have my fat migrate to my butt and legs. We are finally getting stretchy jeans!
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Hannah Edwards 3 years ago
I’m not loving the lewk, but I do love the lipstick tying the whole outfit together.
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Wendy Blankenship 3 years ago
half and half pants pretty cool red shirt, red shoes would have tied it together!
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Donnie Graham 3 years ago
Like an early 2000's Cameron Diaz-esque feel to it...makes me want to watch the Holiday or listen to Dido!
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What do you think ?
Martha Meyer 3 years ago
I honestly don't see how these styles are different from other adventurous dressers in other European countries. They would fit in in pretty much any European city without sticking out.
Hristina Filipovic 3 years ago
All of the Americans trying to be funny - you do realize you live worse than they currently? I could bring a suitcase of normal, free insulin or ambulance rides and you would give me everything you have? And you do realise that you dress worse than the rest of the planet?
Rob Woodman 3 years ago
I was led to believe it was street photography, not random people in clothes that caught his eye.
Martha Meyer 3 years ago
I honestly don't see how these styles are different from other adventurous dressers in other European countries. They would fit in in pretty much any European city without sticking out.
Hristina Filipovic 3 years ago
All of the Americans trying to be funny - you do realize you live worse than they currently? I could bring a suitcase of normal, free insulin or ambulance rides and you would give me everything you have? And you do realise that you dress worse than the rest of the planet?
Rob Woodman 3 years ago
I was led to believe it was street photography, not random people in clothes that caught his eye.
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