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ChineseI am sorry that I have not had the opportunity to stay longer and see a little more, but the Jarun Lake and clubs impressed me, has all the elements of good entertainment.
Source: Hotel Antunović Zagreb
Fashion designer Ksenija Vrbanic graduated fashion design at the TTF ( University of textile technology ) in Zagreb in 1984. Soon after the graduation, she managed to realize innovative ideas and in 1986 in her hometown Cakovec, she opened Studio for clothes design . At that time this was a pioneer approach to clothes design. The fashion brand XD XENIA DESIGN was founded. Textile industry in the country was under influence of tailoring skills and textile wage labor work that barly allowed freedom in creativity and novelty. Being a promoter of innovative ideas, she brought novelties to that period’s boutique production by starting designing clothes based on personality. She improved the production from classic tailoring to an art dimension; in other words XD-dimension. Today, it can be said that she is unique by her success of raising an designer authorship collection to industrial level - necessary quantity that enables technological high quality. She is able to express skillfulness for launching trends and has permanent need for changes. Soon after, this unique style became very demanded. By conquesting rewards on fashion competitions, participating at the International fashion presentations and styling of persons from show business and public life, brought her a lot of recognition and acknowledgment in public. Today,XD XENIA DESIGN is an equal member of all important fashion happenings of World fashion scene whose recognition made Mrs Ksenija Vrbanic the leading designer in Croatia.
I am sorry that I have not had the opportunity to stay longer and see a little more, but the Jarun Lake and clubs impressed me, has all the elements of good entertainment.
Source: Hotel Antunović Zagreb
I like Lisinski very much. It was very intense to perform there, because people came, listened carefully and felt the music in their hearts. Lisinski is a beautiful concert hall, and I am very honored to be performing there. I have wonderful memories of my first performance in Lisinski.
Source: www.muzika.hr
We're enjoying this Tuesday in Zagreb. We're heading onto the main stage of the INmusic Festival soon.
Source: INmusic festival
I remember our performance at INmusic festival. We can hardly wait to see our fans again. I expect it to be very exciting.
Source: www.tportal.hr
I remember Zagreb as a beautiful city, and the people I met were very nice and offered me a warm welcome. The audience was wonderful as well. Really, that concert has been like a lovely souvenir.
Source: www.muzika.hr
Thank you for one of the best hotel experience ever. The rooms were extraordinary, the staff was great, and every moment was beautiful. And Zagreb... magical! All the best!
Source: Esplanade Zagreb Hotel
Thanks to everybody who came to see us at the INmusic Festival! We're delighted by the city and hope to see you again.
Source: INmusic festival
This is our first time in Zagreb. We're really having a great time. We won't be able to see the coast, but we'll get some rest and walk around the city...
Source: INmusic festival
Big thanks on behalf of the PIXIES for another wonderful day in Zagreb! This is a great festival and a wonderful audience (less rain next time, please!). See you.
Source: INmusic festival
Jesse Eisenberg (actor) spent the autumn in Zagreb in 2007: Zagreb is an incredible town. I enjoyed sightseeing the old parts of the town, and at night I went to clubs. I was thrilled that it was near Austria and Italy, so I visited Venice, Milan, Ljubljana, Graz, Split... over the weekends.
Source: www.vjesnik.com
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