Nikolay Kyvyrzhik: enjoy your creativity

On October 30, the cycle of creative meetings of students with successful designers was continued by a talented young fashion designer Nikolai Kyvyrzhik, who came to Ivanovo specifically for this purpose.

For reference
Nikolay Kyvyrzhik was born and raised in Gagauzia. There finished secondary and art schools, and then came to Ivanovo, where he studied at our university, at the department of Natalia Grigoryevna Mizonova. He completed an internship at the London College of Fashion (UK), Saga Furs (Denmark) and the capital's Fashion house Viva Vox. Currently, he is on a free flight: he teaches, works for himself, is engaged in an author's suite and individual tailoring.

Nikolay told the students that after graduation he was working for three years in Slava Zaitsev Fashion House. At first he worked as a designer, and after some time he took the post of Deputy Director for Development and Management. The result was Nikolai Kyvyrzhik author's design line by Slava Zaitsev and an understanding of how important this experience was for those who seek to conquer the fashionable Olympus.

He got to the world famous couturier, thanks to his talent and the support of mentors Natalia Grigoryevna Mizonova and Elena Maximova. In the fourth year, under their guidance, Nikolai created his famous collection "Russian Bride". Having defended his diploma, he supplemented it with new models and received not only an excellent assessment and enthusiastic reviews from the audience, but also an invitation to an internship at Slava Zaitsev Moscow Fashion House from the master himself who for seventeen years was participating in the evaluation of graduation theses of the Department of Costume Design and Textiles students.

So, the success story of our graduate becomes a clear example of how desire, perseverance and determination can literally move mountains. A guy from a simple family, without a thug and "useful" acquaintances, managed to prove that there are no barriers or boundaries for a real talent. And he advised the current students to make as many sketches as possible, not to miss the opportunity to work with the state-of-the-art equipment of our Competence Center, which brought him to absolute delight, and to enjoy creativity with might and main.