Sergey Sysoev is a well-known Russian designer who dresses not only domestic show business, but also people far beyond the borders of his country. He is known for his refined and sophisticated taste, as well as his ability to realize the dreams of the most avid fashionistas.
Short biography of Sergei Sysoev
A designer was born in Russia, in a family of ordinary workers. Parents did not approve of the boy’s desire to become, as his father said, a seamstress. However, the mother supported her son. She helped him to go to college, where he received his education. After technical school Sergey already entered the Institute of Consumer Services on his own. Sergei Sysoev is not a supporter of sharing the details of his life. For this reason, many publications can provide information distorted about it.
Career Sysoeva
Sergei calls his first successful project his brainchild - the beauty studio Sergey Sysoev, which he opened in 1996. Then, after some time, he becomes a member of an international association - the Union of Designers. Since then, Sergei Sysoev has been actively involved in all the fashion weeks of Moscow.
In 2007, the designer was awarded the title of the best on behalf of the Tissura fabric house. As a reward, he was awarded a prize of 300, 000 thousand rubles. The designer invested this money in one of his best collections.
Sergey Sysoev is famous not only for fashion collections. Recently, he has released a line of bed linen and various textiles for the interior.
Over the course of his career, the Russian designer has also become more famous thanks to his collaboration with global brands such as Swarovski, Waterman and many others.
Designer - male or female
Designer Sergei Sysoyev is not at all embarrassed at the question that he often hears from journalists about whether the design profession is female or male. He believes that creative professions have no gender. Creativity is the state of mind of both men and women who are in love with their work.
Sergey also noted that he was sorry for women designers who carried everything on their fragile shoulders. After all, fashion is partly show business, which often requires masculine qualities. It is much easier for those who have support in the form of a reliable male shoulder nearby.
In my case, there is support from the woman. She is my muse, my support, support and inspiration.
