Between artificial fairytales and oversentimental constructions, in the works of Irina Dzhul true treasures can be found with their sensitivity, emotions and untold histories that are still fairytales, but far more life-like. The fairytales we also live in, or almost can.
This girl looks and sounds like summer, doesn't she?
I wish my summer looks like this - catching lights and shadows and wind in my hair, feeling feminine and chic from time to time, happy in my own skin, wandering through the city, enjoying events, discovering new places, music, books, people, but also feeling perfectly well by myself, celebrating each summer evening, making magic.
Of course the real Mary was nothing like smiley and singey Julie Andrews. And the drawn nanny Poppins was far more stylish than the movie one.
But the magic of a film is not to be underestimated in a matter of clothes. We can mingle two of them to come with a perfect essence of Mary, everyone with their own recipe and favourite spices. A really feminine version with sex-appeal? All-in-laces pretty one? Mary-the-Vagabond? Librarian? Aristocrat? Boheme? Be my guest!