Georgian models shine at Paris Fashion Week
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Georgian models Ana Shelia and Marisha Urushadze rocked the runway last week at Paris Fashion Week in France where they presented the latest collections for spring/summer 2017.
Shelia walked the runway for three world famous designers – for British haute couture fashion house Ralph & Russo, for Lebanese designer Ziad Nakad and for Yumi Katsura, a bridal fashion designer born in Tokyo, Japan.
Ana Shelia's catwalk at Paris Fashion Week. Photos from WFM/Facebook.
Born in Tbilisi, 17-year-old Ana Shelia represents Georgian agency GeoModels but also works for Milan-based Brave Model Management and Metropolitan Models Agency of Paris.
Last year Shelia stole Etam’s special anniversary show with dazzling lingerie alongside some of the world’s most famous top models at Paris Fashion Week in France.
Shelia also participated in Tbilisi Fashion Week and the 2015 annual fashion show sporting Mango clothing in Istanbul, Turkey. She also featured in Zuhair Murad Resort’s 2015 collection.
Marisha Urushadze at Paris Fashion Week. Photo from WFM/Facebook.
Meanwhile, Urushadze walked the runway for Russian Designer Ulyana Sergeenko together with Natalia Vodianova and Doutzen Kroes at Paris Fashion Week.
Urushadze represents Georgian agency Look Modéls Managemént.
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