Russian-Tatar choreographer bringing Slavic discipline and feminine artistry into the world of heels dance.

Dilya's dance journey began with a strong foundation in ballroom, and after leaving ballroom she joined the main cast of the Kazan TODES Show Ballet. TODES is one of the most recognized and prestigious dance companies in Russia, known for its strict discipline, high-level technique, and powerful show-style choreography. Being part of TODES shaped her stage presence, work ethic, and professional standards.

After TODES, she transitioned into more modern directions and began actively developing in hip-hop, dancehall, and other street styles, building a diverse and well-rounded dance foundation beyond classical and show choreography. She also trained in contemporary, jazz, and sensual movement, which influenced her lines, musicality, and overall style.

Dilya has been dancing heels since she was 19 and has been teaching it ever since, developing a structured, feminine, technique-driven approach to the style.

She has worked with well-known artists, including Dominican artist Mark B, as well as Russian artists such as Filipp Kirkorov and Valery Meladze, gaining experience on major stages and in high-pressure performance settings.

Her teaching blends the discipline of classical and ballroom technique with the expressive freedom of contemporary and jazz, the influence of street styles, and the softness of sensual movement. She focuses on building confident, skilled performers through clear technique, supportive guidance, and a strong sense of community.