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savelindsaylohan · 21 days

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Natalia Kretova @ Nina Ricci Fall/Winter, 1992 Ready-to-Wear

#natalia kretova #nina ricci #uploaded

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theoriginalsupermodels · 8 months

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Nina Ricci - Fall 1996 Couture

#fashion #fashion show #nina ricci #fall 1996 couture #1996 #nrfall1996couture #natalia kretova #bridal

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arianavscouturevault · 2 years

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Pierre Balmain Haute Couture Spring/Summer 1994

Models: Tricia Helfer, Suzanne von Aichinger, Beverly Peele, Natalia Kretova, Carla Bruni, Karen Mulder, Brenda Schad, Sarah O’Hare, Patricia Hartmann and Shalom Harlow

#tricia helfer #suzanne von aichinger #beverly peele #natalia kretova #carla bruni #karen mulder #brenda schad #sarah o'hare #patricia hartmann #shalom harlow #runway #90s #pierre balmain #runwayvault

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dozydawn · 3 years

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Natalia Kretova for Yves Saint Laurent RTW FW 1992

#natalia kretova #yves saint laurent #ysl #fashion #runway #ready to wear #1992 #1990s #90s #mine

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smileysinmypocket · 2 years

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#ukraine #putin #Natalia Kretova

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miss-mollys-ballet-blog · 3 years

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swan lake is one that always interested me a lot, and giselle and romeo & juliet as well, but other than that i'm really open to anything

Okay, so the majority of the links I’m going to give are from Russian sites. I promise they are all safe and legit. I say that disclaimer because I’ve had people refuse to watch them lol. I’m also going to put a list of random ballets at the bottom for you to check out as well!

Another thing: I really really really love Russian ballet, it’s my main thing, so a lot of these are Russian productions. I did try to include others, but it’s difficult because I love them so much lol.

Giselle

Svetlana Zakharova (Giselle), Sergei Polunin (Albrecht), and Ekaterina Shipulina (Myrtha) at the Bolshoi Theatre

Alina Cojocaru (Giselle), Johann Kobburg (Albrecht), and Marianela Nunez at the Royal Ballet

Natalia Bessmertnova (Giselle), Mikhail Lavrovsky (Albrecht), and Galina Kozlova (Myrtha) is my favorite historical performance.

Swan Lake

Ulyana Lopatkina (Odette/Odile) and Danila Korsuntsev (Prince Siegfried) at the Mariinsky Theatre

Marianela Nunez (Odette/Odile), Vadim Muntagirov (Prince Siegfried), and the pas de trois (3 dancers together) is Akane Takada, Francesca Hayward, and Alexander Campbell

Gillian Murphy (Odette/Odile), Angel Corella (Prince Siegfried), and Marcelo Gomes (Von Rothbart) with American Ballet Theatre

Adam Cooper (The Swan) and Scott Ambler (The Prince) in a production that is not your classical Swan Lake but is absolutely incredibly amazing and I highly recommend you watch it.

Romeo and Juliet

Diana Vishneva (Juliet) and Vladimir Shklyarov (Romeo) at the Mariinsky

Anna Nikulina (Juliet) and Alexander Volchkov (Romeo) at the Bolshoi

Akane Takada (Juliet) and Ryoichi Hirano (Romeo) at the Royal Ballet

Misc.

La Bayadere with Viktoria Tereshkina (Nikiya), Vladimir Shklyarov (Solor), and Ekaterina Chebykina (Gamzatti) at the Mariinsky

Ivan the Terrible with Mikhail Lobukhin (Ivan), Anna Nikulina (Anastasia), and Denis Rodkin (Prince Kurbsky) at the Bolshoi

La Dame Aux Camelias with Svetlana Zakharova (Marguerite), Edvin Revazov (Armand), Anna Tikhomirova (Manon), Semyon Chudin (Des Grieux), Kristina Kretova (Prudence), and Mikhail Lobukhin (Gaston Rieux) at the Bolshoi

Raymonda with Natalia Bessmertnova (Raymonda) and Yuri Vasychenko (Jean de Brienne) at the Bolshoi

Spartacus with Nina Kaptsova (Phrygia), Carlos Acosta (Spartacus), Maria Allash (Aegina), and Crassus (Alexander Volchkov) at the Bolshoi

So this is just a starting point lmao. I find it SO difficult to only give a few because there’s so many I love! If you want any more or find different things you like please feel free to ask! A good way to do it is look at my blog and the ballet gifs and think, “hey that’s a cool gif, I want to know more about that ballet” and ask about it. I love talking about ballet lol.

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ballet-symphonie · 2 years

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BBA teachers and their students

Natalia Revich: Trikoz, Vinogradova

Irina Pyatkina: Postnova

Marina Leonova: Sergeenkova, (Tatiana) Osipova, (Natalia) Osipova, Lunkina, Kretova, Kruteleva, Parienko

Tatiana Galtseva: Kokoreva, Krysanova, Stashkevich, Grebenshchikova, Kishneva, Goryacheva

So far I don't see a super strong relationship between the pedagogue and the "broken wrists" of the students.. But then again some of these dancers received training from other pedagogues and academies before attending BBA courses so I don't know... I feel like quite a number of BBA-bred dancers in history never had "broken wrists" (e.g. Osipova, Alexandrova, Kaptsova, Lunkina, Maximova, Arkhipova etc.) at least not to the point they're jarring, their hands were always very soft. I consider Kokoreva to be in this group. And then there's the other group who have/had the signature "broken wrists" like Bessmertnova, Stashkevich, Krysanova. I just don't think this was a stylistic choice that applies to every Bolshoi dancer.

Thank you for compiling this list. I certainly don't see a strong relationship either. Honestly, the reminder that Leonova graduated both Lunkina and Sergeenkova is telling enough, it can't just be blamed on a teacher (in this case at least). I wonder if it's less about the teacher and more about ballet's changing aesthetics, or perhaps the change in company leadership. All food for thought. It's not just about the selectively stylistically broken wrists that Krysanova and Bessmertnova use, its about the neglect for nice port de bras and the improper use of the back, both poor habits that are becoming more and more prevalent out of BBA's grads. I guess there has to be a trade-off when 180 a la second is now mandatory...

#bolshoi ballet #mrax #bba #bolshoi ballet academy #ballet #ballet ask #russian ballet

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lovelyballetandmore · 4 years

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