Olga Buzova hosted a bachelorette party in classic fashion.

      Yesterday LEPS ASIAN RESTAURANT & SINGER CLUB turned into the epicenter of Moscow’s social life: Olga Buzova celebrated a bachelorette party to mark the release of her new single "Don't" and the ninth anniversary of her music career. In sophisticated interiors styled in a sleek black-and-gold scheme, the singer and TV host gathered the brightest names of show business.

      The restaurant was filled with the atmosphere of a true girls’ paradise! Guests were greeted at the entrance with signature cocktails and the refreshing, healthy lemonade EKONAD®, made from selected natural ingredients. DJ Nikita Nikitin provided the musical accompaniment and helped create a relaxed atmosphere for the evening, his sets perfectly complementing the event’s concept. Intriguing fortune cookies beckoned from every corner, and for the spiciest secrets and unforgettable moments a golden photo booth was installed, where guests could not only swap the latest news but also capture precious moments with their closest friends.

      The evening unfolded to the sounds of Olga’s new hit, sprays of sparkling Chateau Tamagne and exquisite pan-Asian dishes combining classic Japanese motifs with original signature creations from the restaurant’s chef.

      Among those who came to congratulate Olga were Ksenia Sobchak, Andrey Malakhov, Yana Rudkovskaya, Svetlana Bondarchuk, Oksana Samoylova, Anna Sedokova, nkeeei, Prokhor Shalyapin, Slava, Alana Mamaeva, Maria Pogrebnyak, Dilara, Karina Nigai, Bianka, Seville, Assol with her husband ST, Violetta Chikovani, Larisa Pavlyuchenko, Inna Zhirkova, Natalya Borisova, Nikita Karsten, Fargo, Anna Buzova, Nikita Musatov, singer ANGELINA, Maxim Lutchak, JALAGONIA and other celebrities. Olga was showered with flowers and gifts, but the singer herself did not leave guests without pleasant surprises: each received a sweet Frambini dessert.

      The music, sparkling wine, warm words, a sea of flowers and sweet treats from Cheese it! Bakery created a feeling of light anticipation of something more, like before a real wedding.