Style and politics collide as Russia prepares for the World Cup
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As post-Soviet fashion exploded onto the runways, Sasha Bromberg wanted to make a difference. She founded dotta project, an ethical fashion initiative, to preserve textile handicraft traditions in Russia, the Caucasus and Central Asia
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