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Polina, how do you feel as a presenter on the Fashion Games show on TNT?
It was interesting for me to try myself as a host on the Fashion Games show, since, on the one hand, I have an acting education and experience in filming in other projects, and on the other hand, my work as an artist implies very close interaction with the fashion world. All this together gives me the opportunity to be successful as the host of this show.
For whom do you worry more – for professional stylists or for those who are engaged in fashion at the call of their hearts?
I worry about all the participants of the show, but most of all, of course, I care about the participants. According to the rules of the show, the jury takes the position of strict experts – scolds for stylistic mistakes, asks sharp questions and carefully tests everyone. That is why I, as the host of the show, try to support and encourage the participants, and also help to find a compromise between the parties during the game.
Do you often resort to the help of stylists or do you prefer to gather for social events yourself?
I am going to social events with a stylist with whom I have been cooperating for five years. Thanks to his work, my image is always flawless, and everything is thought out to the smallest detail. I choose my own clothes off stage, but at work I prefer the support and accompaniment of professionals.
Do you like shopping or do you prefer shopping online?
I don’t really like wasting time shopping for hours at a store. Instead, I prefer a more modern way – shopping online. Since I know myself very well, adding new things to my wardrobe is not difficult for me. And freed from shopping trips, I gladly spend on communicating with children.
What’s the latest fashion advice your kids gave you?
My children consider me the most beautiful mother in the world, so they give me only one advice – always remain as beautiful so that they have someone to follow.
When was the last time you looked at a photo of yourself and thought, “God, what am I wearing?”
This happened only once, in 2010, at the MUZ TV awards. During that period of my work, I was very hooligan-minded, and I wanted to try myself on the red carpet in a new image. Alas, this image did not take root in the hearts of the audience. But the experience turned out to be very useful – it helped me realize what is worth trying as new within the boundaries of my stage image, and what is not worth it, even under the influence of fashion trends.
Blitz poll. Name three of your favorite Russian designers.
Yana Raskovalova, Rasario, Julia Veyv and Igor Chapurin.
If you had to wear one brand for the rest of your life, it would be…
Saint Laurent.
The most expensive item in your wardrobe?
Sable coat, made to order. This thing has a special mission – when I perform in the winter, in severe frost, it pounces after the concert over a thin dress, instantly warms and allows you to look elegant in any weather.
What is your favorite item in your closet?
Bags. I have a separate space for each accessory, and I always accurately guess which of the bags will create my mood today.
Source: Hellomagazine
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