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Full Name
  
Natalia Grytsuk

Nationality
  
Ukrainian

Residence
  
Warsaw - Poland


Name
  
Natalia Grytsuk

Other names
  
Nataliia


Born
  
15 May 1988 (age 35) (
1988-05-15
)
Ukraine

Occupation
  
Fashion blogger and stylist

Profiles

Warsaw Fashion Weekend 2011


Glamourina (or Glam) (born Natalia Grytsuk on 15 May 1988) is a Polish fashion blogger who creates fashion outfits. Her blog depicts fashion creations she wears herself instead of using a hired model. Some of her outfits are created on assignment or for sponsored events. Outside of fashion, Glamourina is the primary author of a course on the Ukrainian language for Polish speakers.

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Blog history

Glamourina started blogging in early 2011. Her blog soon became popular and attracted the attention of sponsors. She initially worked mainly with Polish online clothing stores which wanted to publicize their brands to her readers. After a few months she started to be invited at many events by Polish and international brands.

Fashion

In July 2011, the Australian jewelry company, Diva, invited a few Polish bloggers to a professional street fashion photo session, where Glamourina and other fashion bloggers had to create a look using Diva jewelry.

In September 2011, Gatta invited some fashion bloggers to an event where they had to create a look with clothes wearing the Gatta label collection Joannahorodyńskagatta designed by Joanna Horodyńska.

In October 2011, Glamourina took part in the Warsaw Fashion Weekend, an event sponsored by BlackBerry, Play, and presented by renowned stylist, Jola Czaja. This time, instead of having the bloggers wear the clothes themselves, they were presented by models in a catwalk.

Aside from taking part in such events, Glamourina works with other brands — Atlantic among the others, creating looks with their clothes or accessories and showing them on her blog.

References

Glamourina Wikipedia