Style Profile: Elena Botchorichvili

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Archived post: Given an old post a second life.

Although the content might not be new it still can be relevant to share some of our old posts, especially if these were read or seen only by a few which is often the case when we start blogging. I’ve got a lot of those posts that had only one read… So I thought of sharing some of them in the following weeks. For today, I pulled out from the archives one special post: Meet my friend, the novelist Elena Botchorichvili.

In this interview, Elena talks about her favorite designers and how growing up during the grey USSR has influenced her approach to fashion. Be ready for some fun as her fashion insights reflect the same creativity as her writing.

Hope you’ll enjoy getting to know her as much as I do…

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Elena Botchorichvili Photo by New York artist Eteri Chkadua

The writer Elena Botchorichvili has a unique and distinct style marked with humour and fantasy. She writes in a concise and witty manners. Her fashion style reflects the same creativity. I met with the author who doesn’t hesitate to transform the clothes she buys.

Firstly, let me tell you a little bit about this wonderful novelist. She was born in Georgia and lives in Montreal since 1992. Author of eight novels, including Belle vie (Naïve), La tête de mon père (Boréal) and Opera (Les Allusifs), she received in Moscow in April 2016 the Russkaya Premia, one of the most prestigious literary honors awarded to Russian writers of the diaspora. It is awarded by the President Yeltsin Foundation. This former sports journalist is the pride of Georgia. Biographies have been published about her work and her literary…

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