National motives in the clothes of Soviet designers.

The indigenous minorities of the Far East of the Russian Federation are peoples of less than 50,000 people living in the Russian Far East, territories of the traditional settlement of their ancestors, preserving their traditional way of life, management and crafts and self-consciously independent ethnic communities.
National motives in clothes and ornaments of indigenous peoples of the Far East served as the creation of a collection of outerwear models in the only official fashion studio in Khabarovsk in the very beginning of the 1980s.
Five models from the "Khabarovsk House of Fashion" (in Soviet times the only officially fashionable atelier was named) are posing for a photographer at the Lenin Square in Khabarovsk, 1981.
Photography from author's collection.