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Born in 1992 in Issy-Kul, Temirlan always loved to draw and create things with his hands. At college he studied the technology around garment production and later studied fashion. He then decided to open his own atelier in 2015. He only had three sewing machines which he bought using all his savings. At the beginning he worked alone. To find clients, he would hang up advertisements on streets and in cafes. He started by making clothes for friends and relatives. Then, though word of mouth, others learnt about him and his business began to grow.
In 2017, he decided to find a larger place for his business and hired two employees. In 2018, he learned about the USAID funded $5m AKF Youth Skills Programme ad applied. Through this he learned business planning, marketing, and finance and soon after decided to expand his business.
In 2019, he received seed grant from the project to purchase two sowing machines, one iron and two mannequins. He decided to hire some more employees and interns to support the businesses growth. Clients now include local celebrities and dancing groups as well as his regular repeat customers. Customers can now find him through his Instagram account.
Born in 1992 in Issy-Kul, Temirlan always loved to draw and create things with his hands. At college he studied the technology around garment production and later studied fashion. He then decided to open his own atelier in 2015. He only had three sewing machines which he bought using all his savings. At the beginning he worked alone. To find clients, he would hang up advertisements on streets and in cafes. He started by making clothes for friends and relatives. Then, though word of mouth, others learnt about him and his business began to grow.
In 2017, he decided to find a larger place for his business and hired two employees. In 2018, he learned about the USAID funded $5m AKF Youth Skills Programme ad applied. Through this he learned business planning, marketing, and finance and soon after decided to expand his business.
In 2019, he received seed grant from the project to purchase two sowing machines, one iron and two mannequins. He decided to hire some more employees and interns to support the businesses growth. Clients now include local celebrities and dancing groups as well as his regular repeat customers. Customers can now find him through his Instagram account.
Born in 1992 in Issy-Kul, Temirlan always loved to draw and create things with his hands. At college he studied the technology around garment production and later studied fashion. He then decided to open his own atelier in 2015. He only had three sewing machines which he bought using all his savings. At the beginning he worked alone. To find clients, he would hang up advertisements on streets and in cafes. He started by making clothes for friends and relatives. Then, though word of mouth, others learnt about him and his business began to grow.
In 2017, he decided to find a larger place for his business and hired two employees. In 2018, he learned about the USAID funded $5m AKF Youth Skills Programme ad applied. Through this he learned business planning, marketing, and finance and soon after decided to expand his business.
In 2019, he received seed grant from the project to purchase two sowing machines, one iron and two mannequins. He decided to hire some more employees and interns to support the businesses growth. Clients now include local celebrities and dancing groups as well as his regular repeat customers. Customers can now find him through his Instagram account.
Photo: Oleg Garbar
In cooperation with Almondo Boutique & Almondo Restaurant and Club. Flowers by Flower_girl_stories
Photographer: Shavonne Wong/ Zhiffy Photography
Stylist: Randolph
Model: Andy Parker
Makeup: Hana Hearts
2011 Barbie Fashion closet for Target. Its "Tokyo". Maybe the dress in the middle? I think Fruits ruined the US's conception of Japanese fashion. The little robots and details on the middle dress are REALLY cool though. I got this pack for that little dress. The fur vest isnt bad. :)
By Tomasz Wasik
TLW Photography
I finally decided to post my fashion shoot photo. and its my 200th item ^_^.
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One of the many events at the 2015 Phoenix Comicon was the Geek Bridal Fashion Show, held at the Renaissance Hotel on Friday. This event sounded intriguing so I decided to check it out. This event consisted of models walking around the Ballroom strutting their outfits - there were some pretty cool designs.
Photographically it was hard to shoot - the lighting was icky and it was hard to avoid all the people in the audience. Sorry about that!
I took these photos at the end of May 2015.
Born in 1992 in Issy-Kul, Temirlan always loved to draw and create things with his hands. At college he studied the technology around garment production and later studied fashion. He then decided to open his own atelier in 2015. He only had three sewing machines which he bought using all his savings. At the beginning he worked alone. To find clients, he would hang up advertisements on streets and in cafes. He started by making clothes for friends and relatives. Then, though word of mouth, others learnt about him and his business began to grow.
In 2017, he decided to find a larger place for his business and hired two employees. In 2018, he learned about the USAID funded $5m AKF Youth Skills Programme ad applied. Through this he learned business planning, marketing, and finance and soon after decided to expand his business.
In 2019, he received seed grant from the project to purchase two sowing machines, one iron and two mannequins. He decided to hire some more employees and interns to support the businesses growth. Clients now include local celebrities and dancing groups as well as his regular repeat customers. Customers can now find him through his Instagram account.