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Sana Zara is a young and an aspiring fashion designer born in the beautiful city of Kashmir, and raised in Belgium. She is currently based in London.

Sana developed her interest in fashion design when she was in high school and there she studied at L’Institut Bischoffsheim in Brussels. After completing high school she moved to London for further education in the field of fashion at London College of Fashion. She is currently in her last year of university.

Sana Zara mainly creates female western wear. What follows are some pictures of her latest works. Check it out, let us know what you think.

You can follow Sana on her Twitter account here.

Photography by Rustom Mehta

Makeup and hair styling by Nori Hassan

 

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3 thoughts on “Student Spotlight: Sana Zara

  1. Shreyas

    Sana’s experiments with colours are what seems to set her apart from most other new designers on the horizon. I especially love the blue dress with the mild orange combination amongst her designs featured here.

    Where I see most new designers try too hard to do something different just for the sake of it, Sana oozes class and simplicity with designs that have incredible aesthetic appeal. I see her going places and with some luck (which I really hope she gets), being a top designer in the years to come. All the best!

    May 7, 2011 at 4:40 pm
  2. Ok, I don’t claim to be an expert on fashion, but even my amateur eye can appreciate that Sana’s designs are elegant, fresh and exciting.

    However, this no longer comes as a big surprise to me since starting up the website SchoolyWeds.com – which is dedicated to promoting creative students to the wedding & events industry. The levels of professionalism and skill which are coming out of UK colleges and universities has consistently impressed me hugely, and Sana’s work is no exception.

    So I just wanted to say well done to Sana, and UK students generally – keep up the good work, you’re amazing!

    May 10, 2011 at 1:59 pm

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