Peacock Mayura
Anastasiya Milavanava
Artist of the brand RoDaSoleil
A print we’ve been perfecting for two years! A true showcase of our designers’ craftsmanship. Technically unique, the peacock feathers are real!
A lifetime of creativity. Every time I’m asked to talk about myself,
I get lost in the myriad of facts from my life and find it hard to settle on just one thing. Working at RoDaSoleil is a significant and important step in my creative journey.
I have three degrees: electrical engineering, architecture, and gestalt psychology.
I’ve worked as an architect, designer, street performer, ceramist.
I’ve participated in exhibitions, tattooed, photographed, decorated stages, and painted.
So, who am I? I am a creator.
I get lost in the myriad of facts from my life and find it hard to settle on just one thing. Working at RoDaSoleil is a significant and important step in my creative journey.
I have three degrees: electrical engineering, architecture, and gestalt psychology.
I’ve worked as an architect, designer, street performer, ceramist.
I’ve participated in exhibitions, tattooed, photographed, decorated stages, and painted.
So, who am I? I am a creator.
An artist and fashion illustrator, Alena’s professional and creative career has been deeply intertwined with the fashion industry and luxury fashion retail for over 20 years.
Today, her clients include prestigious brands such as Guerlain, Dior, Cartier, Montblanc, Prada, Louis Vuitton, and Lancome, as well as publications like Vogue, Elle, Esquire, Harper’s Bazaar, Cosmopolitan, Numero, and others.
“Lately, I’ve been deeply immersed in Picasso’s naïve period and Matisse’s collages. I have a great appreciation for Anish Kapoor and Hockney. I’m drawn to their implicitness and stylization, and I’m learning from their lines and that touching childlike quality.
I travel to the Venice Biennale and Art Basel for inspiration.”
Today, her clients include prestigious brands such as Guerlain, Dior, Cartier, Montblanc, Prada, Louis Vuitton, and Lancome, as well as publications like Vogue, Elle, Esquire, Harper’s Bazaar, Cosmopolitan, Numero, and others.
“Lately, I’ve been deeply immersed in Picasso’s naïve period and Matisse’s collages. I have a great appreciation for Anish Kapoor and Hockney. I’m drawn to their implicitness and stylization, and I’m learning from their lines and that touching childlike quality.
I travel to the Venice Biennale and Art Basel for inspiration.”
Celebration of life
COLLECTION BY ANNA XENZ
In our collaboration, Anna conveyed the energy of life, which is especially
felt in southern countries — her joy, fun, bright colours, and youthful spirit!
felt in southern countries — her joy, fun, bright colours, and youthful spirit!
Brazil
Brazil is the country of my dreams; I adore its culture and literature. I dream and imagine how people from cold cities move to an atmosphere of warmth, celebration, and happiness — the “beach life” vibe.
When creating the print, I focused on elements of living nature but infused it with mysticism and symbolism. It’s like South American literature: at first glance, the world seems standard and familiar, but if you delve deeper, it’s full of fantasy and adventure.
When creating the print, I focused on elements of living nature but infused it with mysticism and symbolism. It’s like South American literature: at first glance, the world seems standard and familiar, but if you delve deeper, it’s full of fantasy and adventure.
Portofino
When I was drawing, I wanted the swimsuits to make women happy and bring about that very CELEBRATION OF LIFE.
Italy is a European country where I’ve been more than 30 times! Here, I chose a more minimalist style from the 50s and 60s. I love the cartoon YELLOW SUBMARINE, which also left its mark. “Portofino” is about beautiful girls with brightly painted eyes, cruise ships, a red convertible, the beach, umbrellas — feel it and celebrate “Beach life.”
Italy is a European country where I’ve been more than 30 times! Here, I chose a more minimalist style from the 50s and 60s. I love the cartoon YELLOW SUBMARINE, which also left its mark. “Portofino” is about beautiful girls with brightly painted eyes, cruise ships, a red convertible, the beach, umbrellas — feel it and celebrate “Beach life.”