Size: US 8-10 Women's, mid rise, few inches above knee length, with pockets, 2020.
 

I remember walking by the Kremlin and being in awe of the architecture of these buildings, like nothing I'd ever seen. This white skirt seemed like the perfect canvas for those buildings. Curious about the history of the Kremlin?  Start your journey to discovering much more about the rich history of this city square and what it represents by clicking here. 

This item is machine washable, do not use a machine dryer, this item must air-dry. I strongly recommend hand washing for best long-term design maintenance.

Did you know that the fashion industry is the second leading greatest freshwater pollution in the world? This clothing is part of a larger collection I have created in reflection of this fact. The textile industry also impacts air and soil pollution. This is often the result of the largely overproducing fashion items. Consequently, in reflection of the Sustainable Development Goals of the Paris Agreement to reduce climate change, the concept was born to rethink, recycle and reuse second-hand clothing. Turning fashionable, unique items and reconsidering the value of an item they may have not considered worth purchasing over brand new clothing. The intention is to create a win-win situation, an environmentally conscious way to reflect your unique personality through your clothes, while also giving the individual something to express themselves with. It is not only a unique statement piece, but also a way to support the fight against climate change through fashion.

10% of the proceeds of this painting will be donated to The Russian-Canadian Cultural Heritage Foundation,  which aims to preserve Russian culture and traditions, assist in the growth and development of Russian culture, ensure the basis for unifying Russian people, and establish a centre to bring together all those who by their direct involvement are interested in the preservation and development of Russian culture.