Pugachov and Pieh wore: in Russia the famous fashion designer Vyacheslav Zaitsev died

CTA was conducted in the hospital of the designer, after which the patient was sent to intensive care, and at about 6 pm his death became known. It is known that in recent years the glorified fashion designer has been severely ill. He had one of the final stages of Parkinson's disease and has actually moved away from affairs. Zaitsev was 85 years old on March 2. Soviet and Russian fashion artist. He was born in Ivanovo in 1938.

During the war, his father went to the front and was captured, and after the war he got to the camp as a former prisoner of war. As a child, glory even begged, singing songs near the store. At the school he showed the ability to draw, and then joined the Moscow Textile Institute. After his graduation, he created the first collection-overalls for rural workers in Babushkin, where the experimental and technical sewing factory of the Moscow Regional Council was located.

The line of workwear attracted the attention of the Western press, and representatives of Pierre Carden and Christian Diori highly appreciated the achievements of the Soviet couturier-novice. Then he worked for 13 years in the Union House of Models, where he collaborated with the best cuffs, including Regina Zbarskaya, Leca Mironov and Mila Romanovsk. At one time, the designer worked at the individual tailoring factory, and later moved to the same house where he became an artistic director.

Here, since 1982, Vyacheslav Zaitsev has created his famous author collections. In 1992, Zaitsev created his own "fashion laboratory", the Academy of Design at the Vyacheslav Zaytseva Fashion House. As an artist on costumes and partly the decorator, Zaitsev collaborated with many capital theaters, created costumes for a sports delegation at the Moscow Olympics-80, developed stage outfits for artists of the band "Na-na". In 2016, it became known that the designer suffers from Parkinson's disease.