RUSSIA’s MOST LUXURY STREET IS CLOSED! ❌ Russia vlog

What is happening in Russia today 2 years after sanctions? Can we buy a luxury bag or an Iphone 15? 🫢 #moscow #russia
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[@user-wk5gp8pw8e]

I am russian and most of the people in the country don't even noticed so called sanctions. No one care, bc there big choice of everything what you want. Sanctions is a gift for our country, its give us 100% independence and development for our own companies.

[@ellyvandijk840]

So true! I love Russia ❤❤

[@pannochkatv6165]

You’re ridiculous bot. Tell your bullshit to those poor and old Russians who fight for insulin dose in drugstores

[@user-et4rh6xt2z]

Well said love russia from India

[@berniet6561]

The West is going down the toilet, with the high cost of living, their shops in certain parts of US get ransacked by thieves!!

[@mikrokop130]

I live in Russia. The problem with Western brands is that they do not want to sell their products, but they also do not want to leave these places, they pay monthly rent for these stores, and therefore new brands cannot occupy these buildings or premises. A very strange decision

[@colonial1770]

Those brands expect Poo-tin to be gone soon, and intend to reoccupy the good locations in the high street once the old man falls out of one of those poorly constructed Russian windows we keep hearing about.

[@mikrokop130]

@@colonial1770 Well, I hope that he will live a long time and lead the country with his team. We don't need such runners. After a while, they will just be given 2 options. Either you stay and sell your goods, or you leave and give your place to a brand that wants to work in our country

[@jform377]

Putin started the war with Ukraine in order to destroy Russia. Yes, everything he tells you the West wants to do bad to Russia, he does it. Unfortunately not many Russians realise this and support this monster. The biggest losers in the end will be ordinary Russian people.

[@77advanced]

​@@colonial1770 You keep hearing about it only because you still listen to completely biased western agenda. Poorly constructed russian windows.. oh my god, they invented something new constantly)

[@king_rai]

@@colonial1770 hah! Keep coping and maybe, just maybe, you'll dream about it happening. But you'll still have to wake up and realize it was just a dream though

[@JohnSmith-lc6gq]

In reality Russians didn’t lost anything , you don’t need none of that crap to live , let me ask you this… how safe you feel in Moscow 🤔

[@DR-oy9wc]

I bet she's safer in Moscow than in Detroit or Chicago. Have you seen a BLM or Antifa riot in Moscow?

[@oakhenge]

​@DR-oy9wc thats because political upheaval in Russia is deeply frowned upon

[@DR-oy9wc]

​@@oakhengeas it should be in any country that actually cares about its people. The US is a cesspool of corruption. You are only safe in a few states or areas. It's scary going out here, especially in big cities.

[@user-yb2rp5tj4v]

Мы себя в Москве очень комфортно чувствуем. Почему очень много иностранцев спрашивают про безопасность на улицах России? У нас везде спокойно.

[@user-wx1id5zu2o]

@@user-yb2rp5tj4v В Чите и Магадане не особо спокойно. Как и в Климовске по вечерам.

[@PaulV.]

I work with commercial property. Only Fendi seems to be really closed. Every other brand maintain their signs, the property is not advertised and some even have their merchandise on display. That means they just have suspended their operations but continue to pay rent (which should be huge in that part of Moscow), dont want to lose these shops or leave the Russian market and hope to reopen the moment an opportunity arises.

[@lisa_with_love]

Yeah imagine paying rent for the entire building in the down town of Moscow 10 min from Kremlin??🥸

[@PaulV.]

@@lisa_with_love 👌💯

[@user-eu8pe5jy2t]

the west won't be back till putins gone. who's going to invest in a country that will illegally invade , flatten, and annex it's smaller neighbor? north korea? iran? syria? china and india know which trading sphere they depend on. post gorby gangster chaos? you ain't seen nothing yet

[@byebyebrazil]

Wow! Cada dia eu me surpreende mais com a Rússia, tudo na Rússia é muito diferente do que a mídia mostra aqui no Brasil, se não fosse a mídia alternativa eu continuaria achando que a Rússia estava atolada em problemas econômicos e atraso.

[@Shvatov]

R u kidding on me?

[@byebyebrazil]

@@Shvatov No my friend, I'm not kidding! Here in Brazil, the media shows a Russia completely mired in economic and social problems, with the Russian people demonstrating against the war because they are starving due to the sanctions, Russian generals committing suicide, Russian paramilitaries trying to assassinate Putin, And rumors that the Wagner gtoup managed to kill Putin, the Russian police arrested protesters, Putin's opponents were murdered or had suspect heart attacks, opponents were prevented from running in elections. Watching Brazilian TV you think Russia is in chaos.

[@Antagraber]

Não é verdade, eu moro meio período em Moscou. Nem todo mundo é milionário, é claro. Moscou também não representa toda a Rússia. Mas essa diferença ocorre em quase todos os países do mundo.

[@byebyebrazil]

@@Antagraber a TV brasileira mostra uma Rússia completamente diferente. Aqui no Brasil a gente só consegue informação de verdade sobre a Rússia pelas mídias alternativas como o KZbin. Se não existisse internet a gente aqui no Brasil ia continuar achando que a Rússia era aquilo que aparece na televisão brasileira.

[@Antagraber]

@@byebyebrazil Concordo plenamente. Vejo isso na Rússia, mas também na Itália. A mídia é completamente manipulada. A Internet permite, se você souber onde procurar, ter visões alternativas e complementares.

[@Nunov103]

You should film a shopping vlog inside some of the stores that have replaced western brands, like Zara, Lisa :)

[@Kevin_Observes]

This was a great tour of the luxury stores in Moscow. It's worth noting that even with the sanctions, the demand for such extravagant items is high. People will go toward other places or countries to acquire such items. I think it's interesting to hear it from your perspective. Thank you Lisa for your commentary on this subject. You're easy to listen to. Have a great day. 🙂

[@neslind1]

yeah but the issue is getting fakes. Huge problem with stuff in countries like russia that dont have easy access to imports

[@lisa_with_love]

Hello! I think sanctions affected more simple people with average income... rich people continue to earn big money so they don't really feel anything!!!

[@OLEG-gt2yt]

95% of Russians in such cases say: "for 7 years the poppy did not bear fruit, but there was no hunger." You don't have to worry about the other 5%, they will buy what they need anyway. even if the apocalypse happens .

[@OLEG-gt2yt]

@@lisa_with_love 95% of Russians in such cases say: "for 7 years the poppy did not bear fruit, but there was no hunger." You don't have to worry about the other 5%, they will buy what they need anyway. even if the apocalypse happens .

[@HrRezpatex]

lol This remind me of the butter crisis we had some years ago here in Norway. We had of course more then enough of all the different butters we usually use, but there is one special kind of butter some old people need 3 days per year to bake one special Christmas cake, and that year it was probably 2-300 people who could not bake that special cake.. It was terrible.. lol

[@justinian420]

the horror!

[@user-wv5nx9sp8p]

When sanctions are applied by one country upon another it affects only ordinary citizens. In Canada the situation is similar as shopping malls are emptying out as small businesses are failing. Thanks for sharing Lisa as your understanding of Russian society is a bridge for helping your viewers realize that all people of all nationalities have the same struggles, and want only a decent standard of living

[@Siberian_Bear72]

In fact, ordinary people don't care about the departure of Gucci, Dior and Prada.

[@user-wv5nx9sp8p]

Probably not. Essential goods are more important@@Siberian_Bear72

[@stuartofblyth]

Petrovka Street! I was there! My hotel was Petrovka 17. I walked down towards the centre and was astonished to find myself outside the Bolshoi Theatre where a ballerina was putting the tourists through their paces. Never knew Petrovka was the most luxurious street in Russia. Now I'll be telling everybody that's where I stayed. ;-)

[@muchineripichirenje4328]

Hello Lisa with Love, I discovered your clip by an accident few months ago. Ever since then I hook watching. Thank you very much for broadcasting your clips. BTW I am from Zimbabwe living in New York. Actually it closes to the Canadian border. Happy Holiday! Stay safe, mate.

[@JeffSchwenke]

Nice report, Lisa 👍TSUM wrapped like a present with a red bow is really clever 😊. The Gloria Jeans Christmas tree is clever, too.

[@lisa_with_love]

Gloria Jeans is taking over everything now... they replaced H&M.. their quality and price of clothes is similar 😬

[@davidrose7915]

It appears an unusual situation, with all the properties still leased but closed, possibly trying to wait out the sanctions. Totally agree that if wealthy people want something, they will find a way, though. Those things can come and go, but happy to say I've found a real 🇷🇺 treasure -- you and your channel 😍

[@lisa_with_love]

hello!! you know when "military operation" started no one expected it continue for 2 years!! I think brands and Russian people want to get to business as usual 😇 thanks for donation

[@sydhardie9339]

Thanks Lisa !..Your videos are ALWAYS interesting to me ! I hope that all the CHANGES are for the Good of your country ! Stay SAFE and love to Lisa with Love.. from Australia !✈🦘🇦🇺🌹

[@keithbessant]

Thank you Lisa. That was interesting to see that they still keep the windows lit up and decorated when the shop has shut down. Here when shops are boarded up, they often put up a big poster showing a picture of people in the shop, eg sat at tables having a party. I hope everyone can still get the basics they need over there though.

[@lisa_with_love]

Hello! maybe shops closed but they continue to work behind closed doors? like underground enterprise 😆😆😆😆

[@keithbessant]

@@lisa_with_love Sadly no, probably UK businesses not as resourceful as black marketeers under Soviet system (see how you get me dropping 'the' all the time).

[@kevincallahan3059]

Many of the same issues here in canada.... It's nice to see the architecture , far away places always amazes me....thank-you for the video.....your Awesome. Be safe ,stay safe.

[@user-db9no9dc5j]

Россия - безопасная страна, в отличии от США и других стран. Вы спокойно можете гулять ночью по городу и ничего не бояттся.

[@fitzpatrickgf]

I can only afford to window shop right now Lisa! I will walk with you to see the pretty night lights, stop for some hot chocolate along the way! Very Beautiful Tour! Thanks again!✌️😊❤❤❤

[@darkhorse23xx]

Thank you again Lisa for another amazing video.

[@lisa_with_love]

At your service !!! 💖💖💖💖💖

[@Sergey_Bezhentsev]

Now let's watch KZbin videos about San Francisco's main street stores.... 🤦🏼‍♂️😁😁😁

[@Ultra-Violet]

Why? 🤷🏻

[@Sergey_Bezhentsev]

@@Ultra-Violet Because...🤦🏼‍♂️😂🤣😂

[@andreanagy4801]

Childish answer. Russian.

[@Sergey_Bezhentsev]

@@andreanagy4801 Sure... And your comment is on the embrion level altogether...😁😁😁😁😁 Typically American...

[@andreanagy4801]

@@Sergey_Bezhentsev Sorry to diasppoint you but i am not American. 😁

[@simonjones7012]

Thank you lovely Lisa, this was soo interesting.

[@ibraplanetlife07]

Russian's citizens themselves should not be putting blamed on authority . The citizens should be learning how to design and introduce logos in their local brand and make it amazing and famous . When you see American brand and logos you says WOW it beautiful . You can also do the same by promote it online and the authority would then support in anyway . That's how American citizens are doing . Don't just relaxing and expect government to do everything for you without you comes up with interested ideas that good for your mother's Land

[@xuanthanhtraninh642]

Cùng ý tưởng. Các bạn người Nga phài sáng tạo nội dung lên. Nhà nước chỉ hỗ trợ vay vốn làm ăn phát triển kinh tế thôi. Đừng chờ đợi Nhà nước sẽ lo hết cho bạn. Build your own heaven on your land.

[@imarcus1973]

Another interesting video, thank you😊

[@user-px2jr7vt2y]

Hello Lisa. 😍 The beautiful buildings and beautiful people transcend time. The brand names come and go. 12 Storeez looks like a great concept to help many people have nice clothes to buy. It must have been very cold. Did you order the nice hot Latte you showed us in the fancy restaurant? Noka Noka

[@dmitrinechaev2884]

Лайк не глядя) хороший английский. Тоже учу, но пока лишь на пол пути Что касается брендов, то я работаю в школе, которая обучает созданию и раскрутке брендов одежды. Пик спроса на курсы пришелся как раз на месяцы когда иностранные бренды остановили поставки. Очень много людей создали бренды одежды, сумок и других изделий и периодически вижу их в магазинах. Вряд ли бы был такой импульс без вакуума на рынке. Ну и спасибо еще маркетплейсам, так как теперь стало гораздо легче начать продавать свой бренд одежды

[@AahFukIt]

Im happy to hear. Still many foreign companies stay in business in Russia. Carlsberg, Isover, ecco etc. Danish ones stay to support its workers. Most of my media is western media and biased. I come to YT to see for myself. My media currently say that Russians are complaining about house heating is that true?

[@xalekcey]

@@AahFukIt This is another propaganda and lies. There were several local accidents at heating stations when the frost reached "-30 C". There is nothing unusual about this. But we all know how Western propaganda works. Any household trifle becomes overgrown with media hype, inflates and false conclusions are drawn from this. Judging by the Western media, there are no eggs in Russia, shops are empty, people are suffering, there is no freedom, hunger, people are freezing, etc... It's all a lie from start to finish. Everything that is said about Russia is censored and pursues a political and ideological goal. In general, it is ridiculous to hear from the Western media that there is a problem with central heating in Russia, when there is no heating in Europe itself, frantic gas and electricity bills, official statistics are kept - how many pensioners freeze in their apartments, people store firewood for heating at home. By the way, at about the same time in Finland, in the cities of Tampere, Vantaa, Pohjanmaa, major accidents occurred at heating plants. Water pipes are bursting all over the country. But for some reason we don't hear anything from the media that people in Finland are freezing and we don't hear a similar narrative as about Russia.

[@dmitrinechaev2884]

@@AahFukIt There are no problems with heating in the house, and when I had -25 in the city, I slept with the window open, because the colder it is outside, the hotter the batteries become. There are probably problems somewhere, but I have been to different cities in winter and have not yet encountered anything like this. Perhaps someone puts cold windows and their temperature is below normal, but mostly this is a rarity In all countries, the media often give wishful thinking, so it's better to travel on your own to form your own opinion. I do not advise you to only choose March and April months for the trip, because it is rainy after winter and the greenery has not yet appeared

[@AahFukIt]

@@dmitrinechaev2884 Thank you for taking the time to answer my question. I really appreciate it. Media propaganda here is crazy, especially In the US totally diving people. Im in the nordic Europe, but I have been around the world. Also in the US, most people couldn't point out Ukraine on a map prior . I hope you are all safe? And you have me best wishes for a healthy and good life. Maybe one day we can share bread and pashtet! I got that word from a friend. Every nation has pate.

[@dmitrinechaev2884]

@@AahFukIt Thank you, I'm glad to hear that

[@amitjamadar5216]

Good to stores luxurious brands like Gucci and Zara outlets in Russia ❤❤❤ I always enjoy watching your videos❤❤❤

[@ekaterina_lach]

Image losses for luxury brands would be biger (and, consequently, the risk of losing European customers) than the loss of the sales market in Russia. This is pure calculation, not at all morality or sympathy for the victims of war. If someone wants to buy a Gucci belt, will buy it anyway...

[@454FatJack]

Fake sold as real. And many store’s do not sell to 🇷🇺customer’s because saction’s Z war help Ukraine

[@dirkbentheim2792]

You're absolutely right. Nevertheless in reality the big luxury brands are not really gone. 😁

[@colin_peterson]

A very informative vlog.I admire the person at 1:44 who is able to ride an electric scooter on the icy path.

[@lisa_with_love]

Hello!! Thanks for donation!! in my video "premium neighborhood in Moscow" I show more of these drivers and how they work!! They use bikes even in severe snow... crazy

[@ronyhussain1982]

Keep Growing all of you

[@j.4332]

It looks very nice when do you remove the decorations in Russia?We do it by Jan 6th.You are certainly settling in well in the big city.Lets hope in a years time all is well with the world and there is peace.

[@scottsuttan2123]

dam ❤the light displays across the streets n on buildings so cool😮 aah the Russian mind can't have this we made our version 😅 gotta love Russia can do will😊

[@johnseeley1408]

The lights at night look so beautiful. It's great the holiday lights are displayed despite the luxury shops temporarily closing.😊 It's a lovely video you made in the Moscow icebox. The temperature is frigid here now.🥶 I hope you are tolerating the cold.🌺

[@lisa_with_love]

to be honest not easy to film, I had to put my camera underneath the jacket to keep it warm! we are in the middle of winter now 😬

[@46FreddieMercury91]

I think there's a point here. A lot of Russians still want to buy luxury goods from the West, rather than adapting without for the long term. That says something for sanctions. That said, I don't care for such luxury myself. I'd rather see clean streets which looks like so in this video Hey Lisa! You're a beautiful young woman, stay safe ❤

[@lisa_with_love]

Yes of course… people still want to buy 🤗 they go abroad and buy it there

[@volga71]

Can be ordered online. Now in Russia there are a lot of intermediary companies that will deliver any item to Russia for a small percentage. Therefore, the process has become more complicated, but nothing is impossible.

[@Siberian_Bear72]

The vast majority of Russians are indifferent to brands that have left Russia. This is not a problem for us at all. It is very naive to think that such "sanctions" will matter ;-)

[@GIP9]

Праздник прям какой-то 🥳

[@lisa_with_love]

да действительно, оч весело 😬😆

[@stevenaleshire7941]

Yet those Western Economies are falling apart. Good business?

[@user-sf3fe4bh2q]

We lived under sunctions 73 years since 1917 to 1991 and these were the best years in the life of the country.

[@user-sf3fe4bh2q]

@@r.w.emersonii3501 👍👍👍👍👍😘💕❤️❤️❤️

[@dimkosh4570]

​@@r.w.emersonii3501Проблемы начались во времена Хрущева. Именно при нем отменили небольшие частные артели, производящие всякую мелочь: ёлочные игрушки, ремни , пуговицы, шляпы, редкие виды обуви и etc.

[@briangreen9677]

I've never agreed with the whole sanctions thing because all it does is hurt the everyday people of some nation while not affecting the people who make decisions at all. It just doesn't make sense. Of course, I don't have the money to shop in those stores anyway, so I wouldn't be going there, but for those people who do have that kind of cash to throw around, they ought to be able to buy what they want locally, providing jobs for people living in that area as opposed to flying to a different nation to do their shopping and that money not being returned to your local economy. It is for that reason that I've always preferred to buy local when I can. Thank you for taking the time to show us around the luxury shopping area of Moscow. Stay warm and keep smiling!

[@mikemahome2798]

Very sad! Too bad we have so much in common. I hope to visit someday soon.

[@howarddennison5536]

I could be a Multi Millionare, and I would not waste my money on the over priced stuff from those stores. $2000 USD for an iPhone, that is insane. I do not know how much they are in America or Canada, probably too much as well.

[@bobp5776]

Definitely Impressive. 👍

[@Omega32231]

I love you❤ Lisa

[@golokavrndavana]

Amazing.

[@RussianTravels]

Great channel and content.

[@dawnmarazzi8283]

Interesting!

[@Donaldperson7]

Those stores are probably open you have to go around the back door to get in! If the stuff is still inside the building Im supprised someone hasn’t break in the building and just take everything and sell everything I could get out of the building or open your own store with the products?

[@jaynareynolds3684]

Those retailers will come crawling back when the special operation is over.

[@tsmartin]

That remains to be seen. If I was the head of one of those companies I would not even consider coming back to russia unless or until the current regime had been replaced by a more world friendly one. One that wants to get along with its neighbors instead of invading them.

[@rogerjonsson-ys6en]

It is called war started by Russia. Whenever russians are ready to apologize, payback everything what you have destroyed and get the fk out of other countries terrotories you can buy our shit again.

[@jaynareynolds3684]

@@tsmartin Message from an American.....Sounds as if you've been brainwashed by the liars who own and operate the Western media. Every nation's leader has something to be criticized for. However, all things considered, Putin is one of the few world leaders who hasn't sold-out his nation to the Zionist globalist swine. The special military operation is meant to stop the covert subversive attacks and takeover of the Russian economy by the Zionists. Putin was forced to protect Russia. The Zionists provoked and instigated this conflict, contrary to what the liars in the Western media claim. The Western media keeps many naive people anesthetized to the truth. Wake up!

[@user-ei8et5ro6w]

​@@tsmartinты рассуждаешь как истеричка а не бизнесмен, Америка атаковала вчера независимое государство йемен, где твои осуждения? В секторе Газа убито уже больше 25000 мирных женщин и детей. Пропаганда, двойные стандарты, политика.

[@littlekorjik2593]

I would not allow returning back to Russian territory Chanel and some other brands that even abroad forbade Russians from entering their stores. In Nazi Germany they wrote on shop windows “no dogs and Jews allowed,” but here in our time, in the center of the enlightened world, in the European Eden (((

[@Ahmad_Suhairi]

Priviet ms Lisa 👋I'm from Indonesia, now it's 5 in the morning, all night I watched your video. Are there any plans to go to Indonesia again? Miss the memories of Bali?

[@michaelwargo5702]

Moscow is decorated awesomely at Christmas time ...❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@maxwellhowig510]

It is surreal. Streets in Moscow look better than mine in Kansas. No need for Ded Moroz маршрутка сани (mashrutka sleigh). :)

[@user-vm3tg4gu9d]

😂Now think about it: how did it happen that you thought that Moscow (one of the most beautiful, largest and modern metropolises in the world) looks worse than Kansas? Maybe you were deceived by the media? Fake news stuffed its head with propaganda?

[@Antagraber]

We were absolutely true, those wealthy people are currently buying in Dubai and Instambul. There they have their new residence, instead of Paris, Milan or London. But e.g. ESCADA is operating, at least in Leninsky av. And you still can see the last models of BMW, Bentley and Audi in Moscow. So, they are brought through other channels. As you said, whom can pay 120.000€ for a car, can pay 40.000 more for bringing them to Moscow center. By the way, many of those small luxury items are being sold by the F&F (Friends and family) method. Let us not forget that because of the sanctions, the Russian border is not specially interested on controlling those small 'commercial expeditions'. By the way also, some of those luxury bags or watches are not worth 2.000, but 70.000€ at least. So, it worth a visit, even to Istambul or Tel Aviv, which are literally around the corner for those wealthy ones.

[@dodgex6592]

There is no bag in the world that worth €70 000. But there are still stupid but rich people that will buy such things. Just because of price, to show others.

[@Antagraber]

@@dodgex6592 I understand, .... you probably don't have a private plane, or a 1.400.000$ car, or 3 or 4 huge mansions, or 2 or 3 300ft yatch. You don't pay only for this. You pay for the exclusivity. You pay for something that only you and 10 persons have in the planet. Is like flying in business. They bring you to the same place than the others, but you have something else, better. Increase the level, buy a plane. Invite your friends and family. Forget about checking lines, average fligh catering, all of this. If you cannot have, you are not different. Which is not bad. But is not exclusive. That's why you pay.

[@granuja9776]

3:15 luckily, Lisa, you have no idea what post Apocalypse might look like, and hopefully, none of us will ever know that😂

[@aballobokonake1977]

Nice place.

[@carolinewainwright8365]

The high-end shops may be abandoned but I’m still impressed with the architecture.

[@theministryofdecolonizatio6480]

These brands will pay higher prices to try to return to Russia

[@user-ei8et5ro6w]

Нам они не нужны

[@Lucia-sy7le]

​@@user-ei8et5ro6wThat's the spirit. Slava Russia🤍💙♥️

[@usp8558]

Какой ужас! Как это пережить?

[@valentinai8566]

😅😅😅

[@TravelingShubh]

Love from India

[@waxedearth5425]

These doors get robbed on a regular basis in US

[@NomadicNaturePhotographer]

Let It Close, Let It Close, Let It Close😃😃😃

[@lisa_with_love]

Hahahaha my fav song this winter 😂😂😂

[@natyrusa]

​@@lisa_with_love😄😄😄

[@NomadicNaturePhotographer]

@@lisa_with_love ❤️😃

[@U.F.O.Technology]

Прямо таки снегурок.

[@lisa_with_love]

Было - 22 в тот день, это видео далось тяжело 🤪😊

[@northsouth2305]

VIVA RUSSIA

[@dr.sonurawal7964]

Hi lisa

[@loveseoul7305]

beautiful ❤

[@lisa_with_love]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@JohnPap21]

EU primary creates luxurious products especially for women and this is exactly the problem of Europe. It has left behind on everything else because the wrong people are in charge.

[@Streetfoodx.]

❤

[@edubogota1]

It is simple, sanctions are not designed to prevent russians acquiring these brands, they are deisgned for russians to pay more to this products and therefore affecting the economy. Think of this, a rich russian girl travelling to dubai, she will spend her money in dubai, not in russia.

[@user-vm3tg4gu9d]

After the sanctions were introduced, we had a consumer boom in Russia! I sew clothes and my sales have increased 2.5 times! And the money we paid Gucci, McDonald's and Starbucks floated to the USA, and now these billions will settle in Russia!

[@edubogota1]

@@user-vm3tg4gu9d billons? Lmao you live in a delluded world lady. I have many sources in russia on ground on whats happening in daily life and it is not what you are telling me.

[@user-sf9cn4zj9e]

Hello❤

[@--JYM-Rescuing-SS-Minnow]

wow! вам патрэбен стары ўнівермаг ваенна-марскога флота! ўдачы, і дай Бог здароўя!

[@tekpic04]

While these Western brands are manufactured in South East Asia at the expense of cheap labour laws, here is your chance, Lisa seen as you're are into fashion art, why don't you start doing own creative clothes line to show what Russia can do. Come on foxy Russian girl!🇷🇺❤

[@mouaaddm3436]

Could you give us in your future videos some tips for for foreign travellers to Russia and tourists in 2024 under the sanctions?

[@user-vm3tg4gu9d]

Interesting idea! It is better to do this in the format of interviews with foreigners who came to Russia. But believe me, there will be no special recommendations. Take cash currency and you will be happy: now the exchange rate is very good for foreigners!

[@mouaaddm3436]

Good thanks.@@user-vm3tg4gu9d

[@Farid757]

Hello bright star 🌹❤️🌹

[@KPLifewithTravel]

Nice video 👍🙏🕉️

[@nordicpaul13]

Thanks for a tour of the luxury shopping district. If Russians go abroad to buy expensive products do they have to pay tax on the items purchased when they return to Russia? Have you been affected by power cuts or communal heating problems?. Where I live the weather is cold and this afternoon the internet was down!

[@dodgex6592]

There is central heating in Russia almost everywhere except private houses (thanks to USSR for that gift)

[@volga71]

Tax must be paid for importing cars. We have no power outages. In some settlements, due to abnormal cold weather, there was an accident in centralized heating systems. This problem is being urgently resolved. In Russia, most houses have a central heating and water supply system and apartments are quite warm. Personally, I walk around in my apartment in my underpants even though it’s -30 C outside

[@Cute_nerd]

Закрыли магазины, места не отдают и не продают, лицемерно ждут когда станет тихо 😂

[@lisa_with_love]

Я тоже подумала!! Они все на дверях пишут, мы рады будем видеть вас совсем скоро…. Уже 2 года прошло 🙃

[@dodgex6592]

Надо понимать, что большинство ушло не сами по себе, а потому что на них сверху надавили на Западе. Хотя были и инициативные товарищи, но среди люксовых брендов такие - редкость, ведь их доходы в России очень высоки (ну любят у нас мажорики тратить бабки, тес более сейчас, когда в Лондоне особо не потусишь 😂).

[@Cute_nerd]

@@dodgex6592 да уж, но я лично считаю не нужны нам какие то бренды, пусть наши миллионеры тратят деньги в Россию а не в западных хлопок по цене титана

[@stefanomarchesani8804]

Burger King as well as KFC are still there😂😂 and the US started to buy oil from Russia again😂😂

[@Mrbrbusby]

@@stefanomarchesani8804 oh you noticed ? That we stand for absolutely nothing in this country much less diplomacy or human rights ? We are governed by an Alzheimer’s patient and his wife who is no more a doctor than doctor Phil. Last year at a high school event the whole crowd of kids booed him. Dr. Jill got up and said like Imelda fccking Marcos “I’ll tell you what you kids are, an automatic spanking!” The reason we are here🇺🇦 is because the Biden’s stand to make a lot of money. If your kids have to die, so what.

[@arathortiz2695]

Hello Lisa the Russian. ❤️🇷🇺

[@user-ho1ln5ny1r]

Which the places are now continuing stables it's demands are nie ?

[@radiopirat3409]

I am surprised that the brands still remain in the shops in Russia, although they have not been selling anything for a long time. That would be unthinkable here in Germany, the shop rents are extremely high, especially in the inner cities and in the shopping malls. As soon as a brand no longer sells enough, it will cancel the store as soon as possible and move out there. A very large part of the turnover goes for the store rent. Then, of course, the brand name at the store also disappears immediately.

[@jojobeans64]

I prefer suburbs And not big cities Even though they looked nice ,don't hate me Lisa❤

[@lisa_with_love]

no problem, I am going to small Russian town soon 😇

[@GeoffArmstrong1]

I can speak from the perspective of someone who lives in "the west" and is familiar with the majority view in society here. We view brands negatively if they're seen to be supportive of Putin or Russia in general during the past two years. Since the Russian market for most of those brands is tiny compared to the part of the world that sees Russia negatively today, from a marketing perspective it's better to be out of Russia. At least officially, so that they don't tarnish their brand image in their largest markets. As you said: rich Russians will get their iPhone 15 Pro Max either way, even if they're paying almost double for the product. And Apple still gets sales to the rich Russians who want that phone who can afford the premium from the middleman markups or a ticket to Dubai. And like you said, poor Russians can't afford many of those luxuries either way, so while Apple is certainly selling fewer iPhones to Russia today (vs 2 years ago), they're not hurting much at all.

[@ojichrom8448]

Style is not necessarily some Luxury brands and business is not necessarily something successful. But business have lot more chances to survive with the real style. Those are very big wears or accessories,there is smaller ones or small ones more simple. They don't have for sure. The "official" hip hop style brands are smaller but remain high in this category. The "non official" hip hop style brands can be lot smaller. The urban style brands are smaller and depending of the price you can get bigger ones,smaller ones,complex or simple ones.

[@johnvelas70]

Here's your laugh for today. Everyone here is panicking about the weather (it's -5C).

[@zafranstar2887]

😮

[@saophiahcm]

Is it true that 500k more will be mobilised soon?

[@colonial1770]

February

[@Sergey_Bezhentsev]

Yes, it's true... But it will happen in Ukraine...🤦🏼‍♂️

[@zafranstar2887]

V amazing video. From Pakistan 🇵🇰 🌹

[@vivarussia753]

Good, if you know where and how they make luxury clothes and shoes and you think you are a good person you will never buy them.

[@danilavanila6842]

Craziest thing thier still paying for rent of the stores.

[@user-vm3tg4gu9d]

Now can you imagine how many millions of dollars they earned?)) Rent in Moscow is very expensive, but the profit from this location will pay for their expenses very quickly))

[@ry25_yyi_074]

Думаю тем кто может позволить подобные вещи не проблема съездить за ними за границу😂

[@lisa_with_love]

именно об этом я и говорю в конце видео 😏 в чем тогда смысл

[@jthompson120db]

👍😁👍

[@MegaKubanoid]

The shops just closed, they didn’t move out... they continue to pay rent. because then these places will be occupied and it will be impossible to find something the same :) so just close the shops and wait for it all to end

[@anthonygtama_95]

Imagine if my country got this sanction probably only Chinese and Indian brand car will remain in my country 😅 we almost not worried about the others, because we almost have local substitution for example such like Starbucks, we already have so many coffee shops such as Excelso which already exist before Starbucks came here, Kopi Kenangan, Janji Jiwa, Maxx Coffee. Also branded brands could be replaced with locally made brands. For banking system we already local payment system called GPN for local transaction, if we being cut off from Swift However in the other hand we are not ready yet if Google stops operation in here 😐

[@Draegn]

I would like to see items that are produced in Russia.

[@user-yu1bt5go6y]

Таких вещей не существует! 😂😂😂

[@user-ei8et5ro6w]

​@@user-yu1bt5go6yт90м, калибр, оникс искандеры, Малки и тюльпаны, солнцепеки и тд, многие их щас видят. Качество и убийственная красота

[@Siberian_Bear72]

It's funny... Business is fleeing from San Francisco because it is being robbed there in broad daylight, and some (far from all) brands that most of us don't care about have left Russia. And does anyone think that this is so important?

[@NoName-ws4se]

I love Russia! 🇧🇩💜🇷🇺

[@quintatorneiro3074]

Buying branded products from companies that have left the Russian market abroad has the following consequences: it only benefits the economy of the countries that sell them to the detriment of the Russian economy. At the same time, these luxury companies continue in one way or another to maintain their Russian customer base.

[@aarhusnord]

These luxury brands are just the tip of the iceberg and their closure and importance is mostly symbolical. What may really shake up Russia will be when prices on basic food go up. Especially on what has to be imported. Some of it might be replaced by locally produced food, but that also means an added vulnerability when it comes to livestock diseases, pests and so on. My guess is, that Ukrainian and Western drone production will lead to facilities inside Russia being under constant threat in 2024. Cities such as Moscow and Saint Petersburg needs electricity, oil and gas, fresh water supplies, working transport infrastructure, well supplied hospitals - if these are taken out of the equation, Russian cities will become messy places to be. Also the F16 coalition might eventually allow Ukraine to use these planes deep inside Russia. The drone attack on the Saint Petersburg oil depot and Moscow highrises demonstrated, that Russia is unable to protect its vast airspace. Lack of food, medical supplies, hyperinflation and drone and possibly fighter attacks could be a lot worse for Russians, than Louis Vuitton and Gucci closing down their stores. Russians must rally together against their leadership or face a tough 2024.

[@neycleber1570]

🇧🇷💞🇷🇺💐🌹

[@lidarman2]

Yeah it is not okay these stores are closed and you know why. Admit it. Your country can get these stores open. So just do it and enjoy a return to reality and comfort.

[@Shamansdurx]

Create Russian brands and sell to China and India and other countries outside the west!

[@franks.3637]

🤣😍

[@MrVanchu]

I’d love to hang out with you in Russia. I can’t use American passport. I have to create Cambodia passport to visit Russia.

[@Matt1975ism]

Don’t worry about luxury items, your country need to work on how to keep the people warm. Priorities!

[@JTCal1000]

The brands will come back fast soon as they see stability. The Federation is still home to hundreds of millions of people. That is a huge opportunity for growth still. The question is will Russians support their return considering how fast they left?