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Vyacheslav Zaitsev is a famous Soviet and Russian couturier, artist, teacher. Zaitsev is also People's Artist of Russia (2006) and winner of the State Prize of the Russian Federation (1996). TV viewers are most familiar with him as the first presenter of the show “Fashionable Sentence” on Channel One.

Childhood and adolescence

The childhood of the future famous couturier was during the difficult war and post-war years. His father, Mikhail Yakovlevich, was captured at the front, was among many convicted for this, and after the end of the war was sent to a camp as an “enemy of the people.”

Maria Ivanovna, Vyacheslav’s mother, had to raise her youngest son and his older brother herself. The woman worked continuously to put her sons on their feet - she washed floors in the hallways and washed clothes. The boys, in turn, tried their best to help their mother with the housework, did well at school and tried not to cause her unnecessary trouble.

Despite the difficult living conditions, Slava grew up as a cheerful, cheerful child, charming and charismatic. He is with early years dreamed of becoming an artist and enjoyed performing at impromptu concerts, singing, dancing, reading poetry, and drawing posters. At the age of seven, he sang in the choir and even won a creative competition.

The young man failed to enter the music school - the shameful stigma of “the son of an enemy of the people” prevented him. For this unfortunate reason, Zaitsev decided to take the documents to textile technical school, which usually had a shortage. Moreover, he had to study in the “textile capital” of the country - Ivanovo, where Vyacheslav was from.

Studying was easy for him, and after graduating from technical school with honors, Zaitsev decided to continue his education in Moscow. He felt he had chosen the right one life path and was eager to realize the countless creative ideas that were born in his head.

Couturier career: “Red Dior”

After defending his diploma at the Moscow Textile Institute in 1962, an excellent student and Lenin scholarship recipient, Zaitsev was forced to work for three years at a workwear factory in Babushkino, near Moscow, where he was assigned after graduating from the capital’s Textile Institute. But even there he did not sit idly by and created an original collection, turning ordinary quilted jackets and padded jackets into masterpieces of design art.

They were accompanied by felt boots, painted in bright colors. Soon information about the unusual Soviet fashion designer leaked to the West, and Zaitsev was written about in the French Paris-Match. The foreign press began to take an interest in him, some journalists even came to Babushkino to see the talented designer, Pierre Cardin himself showed personal interest in the young couturier.

At the same time, Vyacheslav was summoned to the Lubyanka several times and repeatedly “sandwiched” at Komsomol meetings, but he could no longer be stopped. After working at the factory for three years, Zaitsev became the artistic director of the experimental workshop at the House of Models on Kuznetsky Most, where he was able to truly demonstrate his talent. And although at first his models were released in single copies, and many of them were rejected by management, the fame of the “red Dior” spread throughout the world.

In the late 80s, the Soviet couturier managed to travel to Paris for the first time, where his collection created a deafening sensation. Leading French designers considered it an honor to shake hands with the inventive Soviet fashion designer and invite him to visit, and the authorities of Paris made Vyacheslav Zaitsev an honorary citizen.

However, in Moscow, Zaitsev was still faced with the remnants of the stagnant Soviet system, which did not allow him to fully realize his creative ideas. After leaving the Fashion House, he worked for several years at a custom tailoring factory, on the basis of which a new Fashion House was opened. It was here that the maestro created his best collections, which became business card his signature style.

In 1992, the couturier supplemented the clothing line with the signature fragrance “Marusya,” named after his beloved mother. In the same year, he created the Fashion Laboratory, where he began sharing knowledge and experience with young designers.

10 minutes live with... Vyacheslav Zaitsev (1999)

In addition to development fashionable clothes Zaitsev is well known for his paintings and original photographs, which are successfully exhibited in the world's leading galleries. He devoted a lot of time to creating stage images for film and theater artists, not only domestic, but also foreign.

Vyacheslav Mikhailovich participated in the development of uniforms for police officers and Soviet athletes at the 1980 Olympics, dressed pop stars. His clients were, for example, Muslim Magomayev, Tamara Sinyavskaya, Joseph Kobzon, Edita Piekha, Alexander Strelchenko, Alla Pugacheva, Lyudmila Zykina, Philip Kirkorov, the groups “Time Machine”, “Na-na” and others.

From his pen two books were published on the history and theory of fashion, and in 2007 he became the host of the “Fashionable Sentence” program on Channel One, where he worked until 2009.

Personal life of Vyacheslav Zaitsev

Zaitsev met his wife Marina at the institute - she was his classmate. Slava captivated the native Muscovite from a good family with his irrepressible energy, enthusiasm and creativity, and after just a few months they became husband and wife.

A year later, the young couple had a baby, Yegor. True, the family idyll did not last long, and after nine years their marriage broke up. Wife for a long time

did not allow Vyacheslav to see his son, which did not have the best effect on their future relationship.

Now all disagreements are a thing of the past, Vyacheslav Mikhailovich often sees Yegor and Marina and dotes on his granddaughter Marusa, in whom he sees his successor.

“Revealing the secrets of the stars”: Vyacheslav Zaitsev

Vyacheslav Zaitsev now

Several years ago, Vyacheslav Zaitsev decided to build a cozy mansion in a picturesque corner of the Moscow region and create his own Fashion Museum in it, which would house all his collections. It took a couple of years to implement the plan, and now the famous couturier enjoys the silence and fresh air there, doing what he loves.

The article is dedicated to the biography and personal life of Vyacheslav Zaitsev - the Russian Dior, as they like to call him in Europe. 2018 was an anniversary year for the couturier, March 2...

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From Masterweb The article is dedicated to the biography and personal life of Vyacheslav Zaitsev - the Russian Dior, as they like to call him in Europe. 2018 was an anniversary year for the couturier; on March 2, he turned 80 years old. There is probably no person born in the Soviet and post-Soviet space

, who had not heard the name and surname of the fashion designer.

He was the first to introduce such concepts as “high fashion” and “designer clothing” in the Soviet Union.

Biography of Vyacheslav Mikhailovich Zaitsev Patriotic War, and fully experienced all its hardships. My father went to the front, was captured, escaped and reached Berlin. This is an act of a hero, but for the Land of Soviets it is a reason to put an innocent person in a prisoner of war camp.

One day, when once again he and his mother were visiting their father in prison, robbers broke into the house. The woman ended up in the hospital, and Slava found a way out of the situation. Having a well-trained voice, he decided to sing near the store to earn food. A hard life tempered the character of the future fashion designer; his resilient character became characteristic feature in the biography of Vyacheslav Zaitsev. " sunny Boy“That’s what his mother and those around him often called him.

When my father returned from the camp, he went to work in a local cultural park as a mass worker. Slava’s relationship with him and his older brother did not work out. The older brother tried in every possible way to break the younger brother; during games, using force, he forced Slava to pretend to be a fascist, tied him to the bed and mocked him in every possible way. The older brother never made it in life, he was imprisoned twice and so on.

Maria Ivanovna, the mother of the future couturier, passed away at the age of 72; she adored children. But if there was no need to worry about the fate of the youngest son, the eldest caused a lot of anxiety. This fragile woman, despite her hard work (she worked as a nurse and also did laundry for pay), remained surprisingly feminine until the end of her days. And for the grateful youngest son she was the standard real woman. Vyacheslav Mikhailovich likes to repeat that everything good comes from his mother. Everyone who follows the biography of Vyacheslav Zaitsev remembers and knows about this.

Textile College

He studied well and was an active member in school team, traveled with high school students to collective farms, helping to draw posters.

He didn’t stop singing. After graduating from seven-year school, Slava decided to become an operetta artist.

At some point, the biography of Vyacheslav Zaitsev could change dramatically. The boy's dream came true. He played on the stage of the Ivanovo Drama Theater, and the first role of the young talent was Dmitry Ulyanov, the younger brother of the famous Vladimir Lenin. But he was not allowed to enter the music school, since he was listed as the son of an enemy of the people. There was nothing to do, and Vyacheslav Zaitsev entered the textile technical school of the city of brides.

During his studies, he played Seryozha in the production of Anna Karenina. There was a scene in the play when Anna, after a long separation, approached Seryozha’s room, who threw himself on her neck with the words: “I knew you would come!” Slava approached the role responsibly, but one day he fell asleep from fatigue and woke up only when the actress began to hug him. But even in his sleep, he croaked out the text of the words.

Faculty of Modeling

Creative potential played a huge role in the biography of Vyacheslav Zaitsev. In addition to the fact that he sang well, read poetry, and danced, at the technical school Slava also became addicted to drawing.

While still a junior, he began to depict figures of people in different clothes. Realizing that he could become a fashion designer, especially since he liked this profession, Vyacheslav Mikhailovich went to the modeling department.

He liked women's clothing, as did women themselves. And although, according to the couturier himself, he sewed mainly for fragile and slender models, he secretly admired plump, large women.

One day he and a friend dressed up in women's clothes, put on makeup, put on heels and went to a ball. No one recognized them as young men, otherwise everything could have ended in a fight. Vyacheslav Zaitsev explains his passion for outfits with the desire for beauty. He had a need to create a female image, to convey the associated own emotions, feelings. Most likely, the biography of fashion designer Vyacheslav Zaitsev developed this way because he adored his mother, then his wife and, finally, his daughter.

Fashion designer career

Having graduated with honors from a textile technical school, driven by a great desire to create new models, projects, and so on, Vyacheslav decided to go to Moscow. Implicitly, he was more than convinced of the correctness of his decision.

The young man entered the Moscow Textile Institute easily and on the first try. All five years he studied well and received a Lenin scholarship. After graduating from a university assigned to Babushkino near Moscow, he had to work at a workwear factory for three whole years.

“Sunny Boy” did not lose heart; thanks to his work, ordinary padded jackets and padded jackets turned into designer clothes, painted and updated. They were accompanied by felt boots that shone unusual color. This was the beginning of a successful career in the biography of Vyacheslav Zaitsev, whose anniversary was celebrated in 2018.

Soon the fame of the Soviet fashion designer leaked to the West. Famous fashion figures began to come to Babushkino, including Pierre Cardin. In the Soviet Union, he became widely known only after thirty years of experience. Only in the late eighties did Slava Zaitsev manage to travel to Paris, where his collection was a stunning success.

Wife and children in the biography of Vyacheslav Zaitsev

While studying in Moscow, he met his future wife, Marina, or, as he affectionately calls her, Marishka. She was in her third year when Slava entered college. A girl from a good family, energetic, strong-willed and able to be a leader. But these were not the qualities that the young man saw in her then.

They did amateur activities together. With several friends we created the Fashion Theater, sewed funny collections and organized shows, and started with small clubs and cafes. After a few months of dating, they got married.

The young couple gave birth to a boy, Yegor, who continues the profession of his parents. Vyacheslav Zaitsev, whose biography actually turned out to be successful, put his whole soul into both creativity and family. But, alas, the family idyll did not last long. Nine years later, the couple separated, and Marina did not allow the fashion designer to meet with her son for a long time. This did not have the best effect on their relationship.

At present, all confusion is behind us. Together with his son and Marusya Zaitseva, granddaughter of Vyacheslav Zaitsev (read about the biography of the couturier in the article), they often meet, and in his granddaughter he sees his successor.

"Red Dior"

By old age, all those experiences, anxieties and actions committed in young and middle age are often imprinted on a person’s face. On the face of Vyacheslav Zaitsev you can see kind eyes and rays of wrinkles around them. He has a kind (as he likes to say, Mongolian) face.

The general public became closely acquainted with the master of fashion after the release of the “Fashionable Verdict” program. Many people liked his extravagant outfits, lifestyle, and largeness of soul. This is why he is loved in the art world.

After Pierre Cardin and the fashion house Dior, famous in the sixties, became interested in Zaitsev, a meeting took place at the Kievskaya Hotel between the young aspiring fashion designer Zaitsev and Mark Boan, already famous in the fashion world. Slava came to the meeting in a fashionable tweed coat and was terribly nervous, while simultaneously presenting his own collection.

In 1967, he received the Grand Prix for the dress “Russia” and for this he was nicknamed “Red Dior”, although he himself could not go to the show, since he was restricted from traveling abroad.

Slava Slava Zaitsev

Unnoticed by the couturier himself, his fame spread among the actors. He began to receive orders from such actresses as Alisa Freindlikh, Galina Volchek, Lyudmila Maksakova. The elegant Vladimir Zeldin loved to dress for him, as did Mikhail Ulyanov.

In 1978, for the Sopot festival, he came up with an outfit for Alla Pugacheva, who was somewhat overweight (in her opinion). It was the famous hoodie, which at the same time hid all the imperfections of the figure and at the same time was feminine and elegant.

Almost all of Edita Piekha’s outfits were designed by Vyacheslav Zaitsev. Her dresses in the 60-70s were the standard of style and fashion. Many girls and women sewed similar outfits for themselves. Even Edita Stanislavovna’s hairstyle was designed by Vyacheslav Zaitsev. According to him, he sewed dresses not for a woman, the singer Edita Piekha, but for her songs.

Olympics-80

Not everyone knows that Vyacheslav Mikhailovich had to sew the costumes of Soviet athletes who took part in the 1980 Olympics, for which he was appointed head of the House of Life in Moscow. Already at the 84 Olympics in Sarajevo, our athletes received haute couture suits. Vyacheslav Zaitsev put hats with a visor on the athletes’ heads, and put his favorite Pavloposad scarves on the shoulders of the female athletes.

He sewed outfits for the famous couple of figure skaters - Natalya Bestemyanova and Andrei Bukin, for the Sovremennik Theater, where the leading actress was Marina Neelova, as well as Valentina Gafta and other actors involved in such productions as The Cherry Orchard, Three Sisters and etc. For other Moscow theaters.

Conclusion

Vyacheslav Zaitsev was loved and known by such legendary actors as Vladimir Vysotsky and Marina Vladi. He sewed suits for Arseny Tarkovsky and many others.

This man has never stopped and does not stop now. In 1971, Zaitsev was in a terrible accident, due to which he could have lost his leg, went through a time when he was banned from traveling, felt all the ill will of the authorities for his extravagant outfits, and so on.

As a result, we can say with confidence that this moment, at eighty years old, our “Sunny Boy” is full of creative energy and making plans for the future.

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Legend Russian fashion, famous fashion designer Vyacheslav Zaitsev turned 78 years old on March 2. Despite the master’s venerable age, he is full of creative plans, which, however, he manages to implement with great difficulty due to serious health problems.

“I recently returned from a sanatorium in Karlovy Vary, where I went for the first time in my life. But then the need arose to treat his legs and Parkinson’s disease,” Vyacheslav Zaitsev admitted bitterly in an interview with journalists of the “You Won’t Believe It!” program. NTV channel. Parkinson's disease is a serious disorder nervous system, when a person loses control over his movements, which gradually leads to trembling of the arms and legs, impaired facial expressions and disability. “The only thing I would wish for myself on my birthday is to get well,” says the famous fashion designer. “The disease is what depresses me.”

By the way, at the buffet table that took place after the fashion show held on the occasion of Vyacheslav Zaitsev’s 78th birthday, he ate practically nothing. I just drank water and tried to sit down quickly. The master's joints are not in order. Zaitsev recently underwent surgery - he was given a titanium prosthesis so that he would not experience pain when walking.

In this difficult time, Vyacheslav Zaitsev is supported by his son Yegor, granddaughter Marusya and ex-wife Marina, whom they met while studying at the textile institute. The couple separated when their son was nine years old, but all these years they have maintained warm, friendly relations. Marina is perhaps the most worried about her ex-husband and regularly visits Vyacheslav Zaitsev, bringing him his favorite treat - raspberry pie. “Vyacheslav Mikhailovich’s mother-in-law, my mother, once baked it,” said the master’s ex-wife. – This is a puff pastry pie with a thick layer of raspberry jam and densely packed walnuts. Slava loves this pie very much.”

Despite the struggle with a serious illness, Vyacheslav Zaitsev does not intend to give up. He's getting ready to release new collection clothes "autumn-winter" and hopes that specialists will be able to put him on his feet. “The doctors are very optimistic,” concluded Zaitsev. “They say that I am a cheerful, strong person and therefore everything will be great for me.”

Vyacheslav Zaitsev was born on March 2, 1938 in the city of Ivanovo. The boy grew up in a working-class family. My childhood passed during the war years and in conditions typical of that time. Vyacheslav’s father went to the front and the mother had to raise her son alone. The woman instilled an interest in the beauty of nature, the surrounding world, reading, and folk songs. In 1945 he went to Ivanovo secondary school, and in 1952 he continued his studies at the Chemical Technology College.

In 1956, Zaitsev received a diploma with honors, specializing in textile design. The profession chosen was traditional for Ivanovo, because it was precisely this that guaranteed work in the capital of chintz. However, Vyacheslav loved to draw since childhood. And at the technical school he was distinguished not only by his talent, but also by his diligence. Strict teachers set difficult tasks for students. They demanded not only the expressiveness of the lines on the fabric and the fullness of the design, but also the “revival” of the ornament. At the same time, while completing tasks, the future fashion designer constantly wondered how fabrics with his design would look on finished products.

Zaitsev decided to develop his skills and knowledge in Moscow, at the Textile Institute. He came to the capital in 1956 and turned out to be completely different from local applicants. The guy had different ideas about life, people, and art. Vyacheslav was immediately admitted to the Faculty of Applied Arts, specializing in clothing design. The young man knew that in Moscow he needed to rely only on himself, so he began to combine work with study, and in moments of free time he went to exhibitions, theaters and museums.

At the university, Vyacheslav Zaitsev not only mastered the skill of applied textile art as a professional calligrapher, but also studied drawing as the basis of graphics. In addition, he copied old Western and Russian masters, painted antiquity and Egyptian frescoes, as well as medieval ornaments and Persian miniatures. Already at the institute, Vyacheslav acted as a fashion designer and demonstrator of his clothes at the same time. Often he shocked fellow students and teachers with unusual silhouettes and color combinations. Zaitsevo came under close attention to the Russian folk art. The fashion designer traveled to ancient cities and studied the essence of art: proportions, color combinations, rhythm, color scheme.

In the 1950s, all artists had a poor understanding of world fashion. The necessary information was obtained from foreign magazines. During classes at the Theater Library, Zaitsev met famous fashion masters. He was impressed by Paul Poiret, Gabrielle Chanel, Christian Dior. Vyacheslav Zaitsev wanted to base his diploma on elegant clothes. But the fashion designer was given women's business suits. He coped with his task “excellently”.

Vyacheslav graduated from the Moscow Textile Institute in 1962 and was assigned to the city of Babushkin at the Experimental Technical Garment Factory of the Moscow Regional Economic Council for the position of artistic director. The designer immediately began creating a collection of clothes for working women in the region and villages. Cut and color scheme They began to destroy stereotypes about the image of working women and after discussions the models were rejected. But the line was later published in Paris Match magazine along with an article entitled “He dictates fashion to Moscow.”

In 1965, using this article, Mark Bohan and Pierre Cardin tracked down Vyacheslav. Before their meeting, the fashion designer showed himself well, and he was invited to the position of artistic director of the experimental technical workshop of the All-Union Fashion House in Moscow. Parisian couturiers got acquainted with the work of their colleague and recognized him as a professional.

Zaitsev worked at the Fashion House for thirteen years and ended his career there as deputy artistic director. Over the years, the fashion designer has done a great job of creating seasonal collections for light industry enterprises of the union. A group of artists led by Zaitsev took into account the level of industry, the quality of fabrics, the climate of the regions, and the age of consumers.

At the same time, Vyacheslav Zaitsev worked on his own models. From 1965 to 1968 he demonstrated the famous “Russian Series”, in 1976 collections from Ivanovo calico, consolidated collections in the USA, Japan, Canada, France, Yugoslavia and Italy. True, all the shows took place without the participation of the fashion designer himself.

At this time, Vyacheslav Zaitsev was perceived abroad as the leader of Soviet fashion; he was nicknamed “Red Dior” in the Western press. According to the Czechoslovak publication “Kvety” in the “Review of Fashion for 100 Years”, Zaitsev took pride of place in the gallery of portraits of outstanding fashion artists. His name stood on par with Paul Poiret, Gabrielle Chanel, Christian Dior.

The designer left the fashion house because under the system of multi-level councils, state standards and the fashion industry, the author's intention is distorted, models become obsolete in production before reaching the consumer. Vyacheslav Zaitsev began to engage in education, introduce people to the aesthetics of clothing, write, speak and organize fashion shows, drawing attention to fashion issues.

After this, the artist begins to collaborate with popular pop and theater artists. These are Muslim Magomayev, Tamara Sinyavskaya, Joseph Kobzon, Edita Piekha, Alexander Strelchenko, Alla Pugacheva, Lyudmila Zykina, Philip Kirkorov, “Time Machine”, “Na-na”. After the Fashion House, Zaitsev moved to a custom tailoring factory and began working on the assortment of the new Fashion House, of which he became artistic director in 1982. Six years later he was elected director. Later, the Fashion House became the country's first European-style Fashion House and was named after Vyacheslav Zaitsev.

The first professional fashion theater in Russia opens in the Fashion House. The theater begins to successfully tour cities around the world. In 1996, Vyacheslav became president of OJSC Moscow Fashion House Zaitsev. Under his leadership, the Fashion Laboratory and Model Agency began to operate.

The designer designed clothes for Lyudmila Putina, Svetlana Medvedeva, leading Russian artists and athletes. In the summer of 2007, he headed the program on Channel One “Fashionable Sentence”, where he worked until mid-2009.

Significant and long-term area creative activity Vyacheslav creates theatrical costumes, scenography, and theatrical posters. The designer created stage costumes for more than two dozen performances in the capital's theaters. Subsequently, Zaitsev created costumes for the play “The Queen of Spades” at the Maly Theater. He also created costumes for a number of performances in theaters in other cities, including for the Hermitage Ballet Theater in St. Petersburg.

Since 2009, Vyacheslav Zaitsev has been the chairman of the jury of the international fashion festival “Provincial Style”. In March 2013, on the occasion of the master’s 75th birthday, the Navona publishing group released Sergei Esin’s book “Slava Zaitsev: Master and Inspiration.” The fashion designer was awarded the titles “Honorary Citizen of Paris” and “Honorary Citizen of Ivanovo”.

In 2017, Vyacheslav Zaitsev traditionally opened the show for the spring-summer 2018 season at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Russia. The collection of Slava Zaitsev came out in scarlet colors and in retro shock style. The designer rethought Dior's classic silhouettes, diluting French trends with kitsch a la Russe: kokoshniks, Pavlovo Posad shawls, folk ornaments.

Awards and Recognition of Vyacheslav Zaitsev

Order of Merit for the Fatherland, IV degree (1998)
Order of the Badge of Honor (November 14, 1980) - for great job on preparation and holding of the Games of the XXII Olympiad
Medal for Labor Valor (1974)
Medal Veteran of Labor (1983)
VDNKh Gold Medal (1983)
People's Artist Russian Federation (2006)
Honorary title “Honored Artist of the RSFSR” (February 11, 1991) - for services in the field of fashion design and many years of fruitful work in promoting the art of clothing design
Laureate of the State Prize of the Russian Federation (1996)
Prize of the President of the Russian Federation in the field of literature and art 2003
Twice laureate of the Russian Government Prize (2009, 2010)
Honorary Citizen of Paris
Honorary citizen of the Shchelkovsky municipal district of the Moscow region
Academician of the Russian Academy of Arts (2007)
Medal of the Order of Ivan Kalita (Moscow region)
Medal “For Faith and Asceticism”, All-Russian Public Movement for Promoting the Spiritual Development of the Population “For Statehood and Spiritual Revival of Holy Rus'” (2015)
Breastplate of the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation “For contribution to Russian culture” (2018)

Works of Vyacheslav Zaitsev

Collectography

1963 - Collection of workwear for women workers in the region and villages, 1962 (rejected by the Methodological Council of the ODMO, article “He dictates fashion in Moscow”, Paris Match magazine).
1965 - 1968 - “Russian Series” (ODMO screenings in the USA, Canada, Japan without the presence of the author).
1969 - Model Collection women's clothing from fabrics based on chemical fibers of the Selanese corporation, 1969 (displays at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, without the presence of the author).
1976 - Collection of costume jewelry commissioned by the Yabloneks company (displays of author's collections of clothing and jewelry in the cities of Czechoslovakia).
1976 - Collection of models based on Russian folk motifs from Ivanovo chintz.
1980 - Collection of models for the USSR national team at the XX Olympic Games.
1984 - Collection of models for the industrial exhibition of the USSR in Zagreb, 1984 (displays without the participation of the author).
1985 - Collection of models for the world exhibition Expo-85 in Tsikubo, Japan (displays without the participation of the author).
1986 - Collection of models for a mixed show as part of the Cultural Days of the USSR Pavilion at the World Exhibition of Promotional Media in Vancouver.
1987 - Collection of models “1000th anniversary of the Baptism of Rus'”, 1987-1988, (shows in Paris and New York).
1987 - Collection (guide) of models under a licensing agreement with Intertorg, 1987 (shows in the USA).
1987 - Collection of Haute Couture models “Millennium of the Baptism of Rus'”.
1988 - Collection of models “Russian Seasons in Paris”, 1988, (joint shows with Madame Carvin at the Marigny Theater, Paris. Obtaining the right to display collections in Haute Couture seasons).
1988 - Collection of pret-a-porter models (together with Yegor Zaitsev) for the Soviet exposition of the World Exhibition "Expo-88", Australia, Brisbane;
1988 - Collection of models for the second joint show with Madame Carvin at the Galera fashion museum, Paris. 1988
1988 - Collection of clothing models made from European fabrics, leather and sheepskin coats as part of Fashion Week, Munich.
1989 - Collection of men's fashion models, 1989 (shows at Men's Fashion Week in Florence).
1989 - V. M. Zaitsev is recognized as “Person of the Year in the Fashion World.”
1990 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe models “The Agony of Perestroika”.
1990 - Collection of women's clothing models made from domestic fabrics (show and victory at the summit "Five Outstanding Fashion Artists of the World", Tokyo).
1991 - Collection of uniform models National Guard and Russian police.
1991 - Collection for the international gala show “United Germany”, (shows in Berlin).
1992 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe models “Nostalgia for Beauty”.
1993 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe fw 1993/1994 models “Dreams”.
1994 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe fw 1994/1995 models “Memories of the Future”.
1995 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe fw 1995/1996 “Awakening” models.
1995 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe models “Plague”.
1996 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe models “Temptation”.
1996 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe fw 1996/1997 models “How young we will be” (acquired by the Museum of the History of Moscow).
1997 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe fw 1997/1998 “Event” models.
1998 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe models “Turning through the pages of memory.”
1999 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe ss 2000 models.
1999 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe fur clothing models “Epiphany”.
2000 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe models “Secrets of Harmony”.
2000 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe ss 2001 models.
2001 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe models “Dedication”.
2001 - Collection of ready-to-wear models 2002.
2001 - Haute Couture 2002 collection.
2002 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe models “Invasion”.
2002 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe fw 2002/2003 models.
2003 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe models “Divertissement”.
2003 - Collection of ready-to-wear models 2004.
2004 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe models “Nostalgia for times gone by...”
2004 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe ss 2005 “Improvisation” models.
2005 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe models “Secrets of Seduction”.
2005 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe models 2006.
2006 - Collection of Haute Couture models “Stop a moment...”
2006 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe ss 2006 models “Playing with...”
2006 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe ss 2007 models.
2006 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe fw 2006/2007 models “Phantasmagoria”.
2007 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe models “Dedicated to Russia.”
2007 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe models “Charo and Shade”.
2007 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe ss 2008 models “Don’t part with your loved ones...”
2007 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe fw 2007/2008 models “Expectation of change.”
2007 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe models “Phantasmagoria”.
2008 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe ss 2009 models.
2008 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe fw 2008/2009 “Origins”.
2009 - Collection of Haute Couture models “Russian Modern. III millennium."
2009 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe ss 2010 models “In spite of!”
2009 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe fw 2009/2010 models.
2010 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe fw 2010/2011 models “Metamorphoses”.
2010 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe fw 2010/2011 “Breakthrough” models.
2011 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe fw 2011/2012 “Full Moon” models.
2011 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe ss 2012 “Spring Classic” models.
2012 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe fw 2012/2013 “Associations” models.
2012 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe ss 2013 models “Nostalgia”.
2013 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe fw 2013/2014 models “Nostalgia-2”.
2013 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe ss 2014 models “At the Crossroads”.
2013 - Haute Couture 2014 collection.
2014 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe fw 2014/2015 models “Improvisation. 90..."
2014 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe ss 2015 models “From the past to the future.”
2015 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe fw 2015/2016 “Nocturne” models.
2015 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe ss 2016 models “Patterns of Life”.
2016 - Collection of pret-a-porter de luxe models “Golden Age”.
2016 - Collection (cruise) of pret-a-porter de luxe ss 2016 “Exercise” models.

Pedagogical and educational activities

1976 - Associate Professor of the Department of Clothing Modeling, Faculty of Applied Arts, Moscow Institute of Technology - now Moscow state university service.

1992 - 1996 - Professor of the department of Moscow State University of Service.

1993 - Creator and head of the jury of the annual Textile Salon competition, Ivanovo.

1994 - Creator and head of the jury of the annual competition of professional fashion designers. Nadezhda Lamanova, Moscow.

1994 - Creator and head of the jury of the annual competition of children's fashion theaters "Golden Needle", Moscow, Russia.

1994 - Creator and head of the jury of the permanent competition of young fashion designers and costume designers “Exercise”.

1995 - Creator, artistic director and chairman of the jury of the annual competition “Velvet Seasons in Sochi”.

Initiator and trustee of the “Talent” competition, Ivanovo.

Scenography

1963 - Costumes for the play “Princess Turandot”, Yevgeny Vakhtangov Theater.
1965 - Costumes for the play “The Heart of Luigi”, Mossovet Theater.
1966 - Costumes for the play “That Strange Miss Savage”, Moscow Art Theater.
1967 - Costumes for the film “The Magician”.
1971 - Costumes for the film “Hold on to the Clouds.”
1973 - Costumes for the play “Crazy Day, or The Marriage of Figaro”, Theater of Satire.
1976 - Costumes for the play “Richard III”, Yevgeny Vakhtangov Theater.
1978 - Costumes for the television film “Nameless Star”.
1979 - Costumes for the film “Hotel “At the Dead Climber” (film).”
1979 - Costumes for the play “Her Excellency”, Satire Theater.
1980 - Costumes for the play “It’s All Over”, Moscow Art Theater.
1981 - Costumes for the play “The Last”, Moscow Art Theater.
1982 - Costumes for the play “ The Cherry Orchard", "Contemporary".
1986 - Costumes for the play “Lorenzaccio”, “Contemporary”.
1988 - Costumes for the musical “Sophisticated Ladies” to the music of Duke Ellington, Broadway, New York.
1990 - Costumes for the play “Anfisa”, “Contemporary”.
1991 - Costumes for the play “The Ides of March”, Yevgeny Vakhtangov Theater.
1991 - Costumes for the play “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?”, “Contemporary”.
2001 - Costumes for the play “Three Sisters”, Sovremennik Theater.
2015 - Costumes for the performances of the State Maly Theater: “The Queen of Spades”, “Masquerade”, “The Youth of Louis XIV”.

Vyacheslav Mikhailovich also created stage costumes for Muslim Magomayev, Joseph Kobzon, Tamara Sinyavskaya, Edita Piekha, Alexandra Strelchenko, Lyudmila Zykina, Alla Pugacheva, Philip Kirkorov, Julian, and the ensembles “Gaya”, “Time Machine”, “Na-na”.

Family of Vyacheslav Zaitsev

Maternal grandfather - Ivan Grigorievich Kokurin (b. 1885, Teykovo), great-grandfather - Grigory Egorovich Kokurin.

Grandmother - Anna Andreevna Shmannikova

Father - Mikhail Yakovlevich Zaitsev

Mother - Marina Ivanovna Zaitseva

Wife - Marina Vladimirovna Zaitseva (born June 2, 1937) - artist, member of the Moscow Union of Artists, Honored Artist of the RSFSR (1980), daughter of a ballerina from the Stanislavsky Theater and a military pilot, studied together at the Textile Institute, created costumes for the circus, (marriage ended divorce after 9 years).
Son - Egor Vyacheslavovich Zaitsev (born February 8, 1960) - designer, corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Arts.
Granddaughters - Maria Egorovna Zaitseva (born December 1, 1993), Anastasia Egorovna Zaitseva (born August 13, 2008).