Slavka/Vlad

• Vlad is an emo-informalist, darkness, horror, scary stories, paranormal, mystery and other crap.
• Vladik loves Slava, but prefers to express his feelings with words, he never gave anything, but he constantly says something nice to Slava.
• Vld puts on makeup, eyeliner, eyeliner, dark eyeshadow, etc.
• Vlad lives in a dormitory, he is 17 and he is studying at college to become a lawyer.
• Vlad is gay by orientation, and he also hides it.

• Slava is a typical gopnik, but he is fair, yes, he squeezes money from the little ones, but he respects his elders in the area and does not get into fights and is at odds with the leaders of other areas.
• Slava loves Vlad, they get along, but they do it in such a way that they are not considered faggots in the area, even if that is the case.
• Slava expresses his love through actions: he brings flowers that he picked from a flowerbed in some yard, he squeezes money out of small fry and buys chocolates for Vlad, he says something like “I love you so much”, he even tried to write a poem once, but it turned out badly.
• Slavka is 17 years old, he lives with his sister, who is also a chav, she knows about her brother’s relationship and constantly teases him, but does not judge.
• Slava is gay by orientation, but he hides it, but he and Vlad have known each other since they were twelve years old, but they started dating at 14 (they are the same age).

· Three-piece suit (tracksuit + pants): The famous Adidas suits (with three white stripes) or their Chinese counterpart. It's especially chic if the suit is "tricolor" (dark blue top, white sleeves, dark blue bottoms with white stripes).
Pants: tapered at the ankle or, conversely, wide-legged, flared from the knee down, which chafes the pavement. They hang low at the waist (at the "balls"), but are held in place by an elastic band.
Adidas sneakers (Gazelle, Samba): With a white toe and black upper. The tongue always sticks out from under the pant leg.
· Watches: Massive, chrome-plated (like “Elektronika” or fake “Rolex”).
· Bag: A sports briefcase or shoulder bag (it contains sunflower seeds, a lighter and a knife).
Sunflower seeds: The husk on the chest or the eternal pack of “Babka” or “Martin” in the sleeve.
· Money rubber band: On the wrist - a regular rubber band from a pharmacy, with bills tied together.
· Socks: Short, white, to match the color of the laces.
· Hair is brown, short, cut in a bowl cut, eyes are gray-blue.

This guy is like an illustration for an autumn ballad. His raven-black hair falls over his eyes in long, choppy bangs, obscuring his gaze. But if the wind or movement moves the strands, you'll see eyes outlined with thick, slightly smudged eyeliner—a "smoky panda eye" that makes his gaze simultaneously piercing and vulnerable.

He's wearing an oversized hoodie, huge as a hug. It's black, but faded to graphite gray at the elbows, with a faded print of his favorite band. Underneath, a long-sleeved alcoholic tee peeks out from under the cuff.

The main detail is cargo pants, or Afghanis, of incredible width. They gather like an accordion over combat boots or heavy New Rock platforms, creating an inverted triangle silhouette: narrow shoulders with heavy fabric "wings" hovering below.
The hands are a different story. The fingers are covered in cheap silver: skull rings, spider rings. The nails are painted matte black, but the ring finger is the only accent: chipped polish the color of dried blood or deep burgundy.

A wide bandana-like scarf with a Celtic knot pattern ties his neck, and on his wrist is a bracelet made of black beads and rusty pins, clearly handmade. His pockets are bulging: they contain a peeling iPod, in-ear headphones, and a sharp marker—he's always drawing on his sneakers or desks.
Brown eyes.