An epic thread with Valery Leontiev's outfits and interiors in the same style appeared on Twitter

Russian pop star Valery Leontiev, despite the exchanged eighth decade, continues to delight fans with his creativity and, of course, spectacular, often extravagant bows. The king of the pop scene does not spare his imagination and the work of designers, presenting himself at each of his shows in a new, unexpected and bright image. There are plenty of connoisseurs of his work even now, and among them there are many creative people with an excellent sense of humor.

A Twitter user with the nickname Designer created a thread in which he posts photos of Valery Yakovlevich Leontiev in concert and casual outfits, to which he accurately selects photos of various interiors in the same style, elite and not so. We must pay tribute to the author — it turned out very funny and interesting.

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Valery Yakovlevich and the kitchen… Red on black, shiny metal, almost noble varnish. You can imagine how a sweaty and tired pop idol, imagining himself Deadpool, crumbles a scarlet tomato on his salad with a katana, mercilessly injuring the mirrored tabletop.

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Another kitchen, this time some fancy classics. Put a pop star in the interior and it won't be easy to find him offhand, unless he gives a voice, of course.

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A real Indian is always good everywhere. Even if they put you on such a veranda in an ethno-style. Although for a star of this scale, in our opinion, it's a little cramped.

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Such a playful, even slightly provocative glamour. You can enter into the image, spread out an annoying fan on the couch, and pour a rod from the heart from that vase over there. And then tear off the leather bandage and mimic in the white haze of this living room.

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Put aside banal jokes about leopard things, because the stage image requires. It remains to be hoped that when creating the image of a courageous Arab courtesan and no less brutal boudoir, not a single red book leopard was harmed.

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Never do that, even if the trends will shout and agitate (this is about the interior). The Casanova of the Russian stage will take off her canary costume and forget, and you will live among this furacilin glamour until the next repair.

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A beautiful, very noble combination of purple and black. Valery Yakovlevich looks at this interior approvingly and, as it were, a little sadly. There is clearly not enough space in the interior for a full-fledged backup dance. It's a little cramped, sir.

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Golden gramophone, golden chandelier, golden pots and dishes. The golden voice of Russia, in a word. Let's not say anything about the architectural excesses of furniture — they adequately set off the image of the artist.

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Everyone wants to love both a soldier and a sailor. The singer and the BDSM-style interior are just made for each other!

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A bit of good old steampunk in the Victorian interior has never been superfluous.

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The pirate bedroom is quite suitable for a full rest after performing in this way. Although she is a child, there is a small hope that in those two bottles on the shelf there is still Jamaican rum, and not fish oil.

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Either a runaway convict, or a boatswain, written off on shore for drunkenness. By taking a horizontal position on the sofa and hiding the cap, you can completely fit into the interior.

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Gypsy culture and the legendary golden toilet bowl, which for some reason is strongly associated with success in the post-Soviet space. We will not represent Valery Yakovlevich in this interior — after all, he is a People's Artist of the Russian Federation.

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The artist, who went out on business in his everyday, discreet clothes, is as close and understandable to us as the furnishings of this room, belonging to a creative person and, most likely, a drinker.