MUZA

Grey Sheep

@muzadesigner/

Location

saint petersburg / russia

University

The St. Petersburg state university of industrial technologies and design

Graduation year

2013

Main Manufacturing Countries

russia

Contact

I started inventing garments before I even learned how to speak.

I was born in Uzbekistan. Creating and inventing has always been my dream, but for a long time, it remained only an idea. Guided by my parents, I studied to be a Chemical Engineer.

In 1991, when the USSR crumbled, I first heard my family referred to as “refugees”. My parents moved to Crimea, while I stayed in Saint Petersburg. In this place, my childhood dreams became a reality. The completion of a fashion design degree at Saint-Petersburg State University of Industrial Technologies and Design was the first step toward the fulfillment of my dream.

The many-sided nature of the Woman-Muse was a fount of inspiration for me. Who is she? What she is? What does she think? How does she see this world? What makes her moods? And what is the secret that drives her to inspire, give her ideas wings, and lead the world?

The turning point in my career was the birth of my daughter. It was then that I realized that I want to devote my future to the creation of my own brand. The MUZA brand.

Latest Collection

#3

In this collection, MUZA discusses piracy. According to MUZA, women in piracy were greatly neglected. However, history also reveals many cases when representatives of the “weaker sex” were pirates themselves. Many of them were a real "headache" in their time.

MUZA carries the image of a pirate woman today and puts her on the streets of modern cities. Who is she? According to MUZA, she is a woman who managed to weave, in one image, the impudence, fearlessness and adventurism of a true pirate, with femininity, romanticism, and gentleness.

“The gene for piracy is in each of us. We just need to allow ourselves to sometimes set our inner pirate free. Clothing is just a small touch that will allow our inner rebel to express itself. Feminine accents can actually emphasize masculinity. I am sure that the pirates of the 21st century have not lost the strength of their ancestors. They only translate that strength into the language of our time, ”says MUZA brand designer MUrtazaevaZArema.

Thinking over the collection and studying the stories of women of different eras of piracy, we cannot ignore the vibrant lives of women like Maria Lindsay, Charlotte Badger, and JacoDelachai. That’s why a number of products from our collection bear the names of these legendary women.
The collection of MUrtazaevaZAremaboldly uses elements of masculine clothes, and masterfully interpreting them into women's clothing. As a result, the collection perfectly combines masculinity and femininity. This game of opposites can safely be called the recognizable handwriting of the MUZA brand today.

Previous collections

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#1

Latest Collection

#3

Previous collections

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#1

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