October Roundup. The "Glamour" Nomination

- the capital's de luxe vanity fairs; it has nothing to do with the magazine of the same name. You can vote for the event you consider the best at the end of the article. Voting will run until 10 December.

L'eto was taken by storm; over two days everyone who had stopped by even once during the season considered it their duty to breach the face-control defenses. The "Kurazh" Theatre with its dazzling, eccentric show and a group of African Americans under the KLF banner did their job splendidly.
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The fashion for stylish drinking establishments continues to seize Moscow. The new place was opened by the creators of the more-than-successful Bar 30/7. Number One restored the status quo on Ostozhenka, the capital's "golden mile." Whereas the bohemian but clearly cash-strapped youth who inhabit the club "Okno" used to rage outside the restaurant "Tiflis," now it's become hard to find a parking spot among the G-class Mercedes. Everyone was there.
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The price of a VIP ticket alone (30,000 rubles) says a lot. But that didn't embarrass anyone, just as the strange choice of weekday for the show – a Monday – didn't either. The resurrected Manege held 3,500 people, some refined and some not so much.
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By throwing a party in honor of the idols of the capital's fashionistas, Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana, the owners of the Billionaire club managed to impress even the most discerning Moscow crowd. The Italians approached the trip with due meticulousness, sending the Dolce & Gabbana brand's image director on reconnaissance. The stern man spent a long time signing off on the size of the ice cubes and the light bulbs in the club.