Kazakhstan designer impresses Japanese fashion maitre

Kazakhstan's designer Olga Stanishevskaya from Aktau has received a scholarship of the Japanese fashion maitre Shingo Sato's school in Milan, Italy, Lada reports. According to Olga, 250 designers from all over the world participated in the contest. The selection lasted for six months. In the end only four competitors received the scholarship. Beside Olga, designers from Italy, Switzerland and Australia got the scholarship. Shingo Sato personally evaluated and selected the winners. "I'm the first designer from Kazakhstan to study in the school," Olga said. Aktau’s resident is eager to open her own fashion house and start producing clothes of her own brand. She also wants to start design courses for professionals. "My wish to inspire every rising designer to leave fears behind and stand up for their dream! Finding ones own way and walking it is the most important thing. I think, doing something you love means that you put your heart and soul in it and share your love with everyone," Olga said. The designer has already created her own line of clothes called Olga Stan2. She said she was inspired by incredible and fantastic architecture of Spanish genius Antonio Gaudi.