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We got invited in the backstage before the Hungarian and French designers’ show. This is always a great experience, because I love seeing the excited preparations from behind the scenes. For example we found out that the make-up and hair and the dresing rooms were separated rooms. We looked around more in the latter that was more interesting for us. My best experience was when we met Sophie Srej (topmodel) and she invited us to sit down with her and the other models and helpers and just talk. She told us which one was her favourite dress from the night (the burgundy Pizarro piece with the little jacket) and she asked us about the blog. And we made a photo too :)) We managed to catch the French designers too and we took photos with them and with two model boys too (Sophie said they were the best ones ). And than they turned on the ‘Happy’ song (from Pharell Williams) and everyone started to dance around crazily even a boy took his cap off and asked around for money :)) So thank you so much again for this wonderful experience! :))

Végre a bemutatók után kirakhatom a kulisszák mögött készült képeket is! Ezt a bejegyzést legalább annyira vártam már, mint a Fashion Show-n, hogy bemehessek a backstage-be.  A legmeghökkentőbbnek azt találtam, hogy milyen mások a modellek a kifutó mögött. Ezt elsősorban nem úgy értem, hogy ott designer ruhákban meg magassarkú cipőben vannak, itt meg tréningnadrágban meg mamuszban, hanem, hogy a backstage-ben sokkal felszabadultabbak voltak – ami persze teljesen érthető, mert a kifutón azt kell csinálniuk amit mondanak, legtöbbször rezzenéstelen arccal végigjárni. Ha nekem valaha lesz egy divatbemutatóm, azon a modelleknek biztosan azt mondom, hogy úgy járkáljanak mint ahogy azt az utcán tennék – boldogan és mosolyogva.

Finally here come the photos from the backstage! I was looking forward to sharing my experiences as much as actually going to the backstage. What I found the most interesting was that the models were so different on the runway than backstage. I mean not only their clothing (of course that’s different too), but here they were much more liberated – which I can totally understand. I think it’s hard to walk on the runway in high heels with an impassive face. If I will once have a fashion show, I will tell my models to walk like they would on the street with a natural smile on their face.