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Yugoslavia and the Folk Dress
When Nina Platisa talks about Yugoslavia, her eyes travel up towards the ceiling and just for a moment it seems as though she is daydreaming.
But her head isn’t in the clouds – nor is she completely starry-eyed – because when she launches into discussing her heritage, it’s obvious that Platisa knows her stuff.