Ukrainian singer Nadia Dorofeeva and Kyiv-based designer Ivan Frolov recorded a joint entertainment video featuring an informal fashion competition showcasing the designer's own brand clothing. The artist presented several women's models—corsets and a dress—while Frolov joined the experiment by trying on a men's look. According to Wave RBC.UA citing the singer's Instagram, the duo invited followers to compare both looks and determine whose outfit fit better.

What Outfits Did Dorofeeva Showcase?

In the video, the artist demonstrated several brand models at once. These included a blue heart-cutout corset, a red one-shoulder corset, and a gold draped mini-dress. Each look was built in the signature style characteristic of FROLOV items, combining sensuality, frankness, and comfort. On camera, the singer poses in a white lace corset paired with a black top, matching the clothing line shown in the video.

Frolov's Men's Look

The designer, in turn, tried on a black zippered top, thus participating in the experiment with a men's outfit. Upon completing the recording, the pair turned to the audience with a call to choose a favorite: "Who wore it better? We couldn't decide. So you choose! Which one is better?" they captioned the video, leaving the final verdict to their subscribers.

About the FROLOV Brand and Its Philosophy

The Ukrainian clothing and accessories brand, founded by Ivan Frolov in Kyiv in 2015, operates under the motto "intelligent provocation." The brand's looks combine sensuality, frankness, comfort, and social responsibility. The assortment includes corsets, couture-to-wear items, and other pieces. The brand's symbol is an anatomical heart applied to every outfit, embodying the connection between the clothing and the person wearing it.

International Reach and Collaboration with Dorofeeva

Outfits by Frolov are chosen by international celebrities, including Beyoncé, Jennifer Lopez, Dua Lipa, Doja Cat, Rita Ora, and Sabrina Carpenter. Nadia Dorofeeva, for her part, has repeatedly collaborated with the designer, who creates looks for the artist's performances, music projects, and public appearances. This recorded fashion competition became another public episode of their creative interaction.