“Give Olga Buzova a minidress with bare shoulders”: Alexander Vasiliev criticized Victoria Daineko 06/04/2023, 20:35

The critic noted that Victoria is a bright, attractive girl with an oriental cut of eyes. She has a slim figure and a bright smile. Alexander believes that a romantic dress in the style of the new look is suitable for a pop star – with a wide skirt and an emphasis on the waist. For example, this polka dot outfit paired with a gold belt. According to the expert, Daineko looks like a good fairy from a fairy tale.

Vasiliev usually does not approve when stars wear extreme minis, and even scolded Lyubov Uspenskaya for it. However, he liked the short shiny dress of the “Leila” singer.

“The short length, which I can sometimes criticize in some other stars of our scene, is not subject to condemnation in this case. Mainly because Vika is still so young. It’s not forbidden to wear a mini in your 30s,” the fashion historian explained.

The winner of “Star Factory-5” often comes out with a bare stomach. Britney Spears and Paris Hilton dressed like this in the 2000s and now this trend is coming back, assured the TV host.

“Vicki has a great pumped press. He probably doesn’t leave the gym and is on a diet. The blue suit gives the impression that the singer has incredibly long legs. A black suit is already for a femme fatale, a beauty with high self-confidence, “Vasiliev appreciated the pictures of the former participant of the Mask show.

Alexander found reason to criticize Victoria. He didn’t like the off-the-shoulder gold mini dress. The critic believes that this outfit spoils the figure of the singer.

“Olga Buzová should get that suit.” This is her genre. A short, off-the-shoulder dress steers Victoria in the wrong direction. I wouldn’t recommend Daineko to wear this. Here the mini “cuts” the leg in the most unfortunate place. This length is not convenient for her. Yes, and the train on one shoulder is a bad decision, “said the expert in a comment on “7 days”.

Vasiliev did not ignore the fateful pictures of Daineko, in which she was published. He called these outfits “witch style”.