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Madina Vadache: Transparency

September 3 - October 2, 2010 Exhibition
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Russian-born designer Madina Vadache premiered her Spring 2011 collection of fashions at the Vilcek Foundation Gallery during Fall Fashion Week 2010. Featuring 19 meticulously executed designs, including a never-before-seen bridal gown, the exhibit showcased Ms. Vadache’s artistic vision and its tangible expression. Her design sense has  been described as a “fascinating and flawless intersection of modern art, architecture, and fashion.”

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Ms. Vadache was born in Dagestan, Russia, and trained at the Academy of Fine Art in the Republic of Georgia; she now lives and works in New York City and Seattle.

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