Designer Maripati Yasin'S "Cutting Dream"

Maripati Yasin's father was an oil worker, and his mother was a professional teacher. Maybe she was influenced by her father. She used to do lots of clothes for her Bobbi doll when she was young.

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While studying at the same time, while working hard to fulfill the entrepreneurial dream, Maripati Yasin, 25, has been a small celebrity fashion designer in just two years. She has removed all kinds of operating costs through online shop, micro business and apprenticeship, earning 6000 yuan a month.

Maripati Yasin's father was an oil worker, and his mother was a professional teacher. Maybe she was influenced by her father. She used to do lots of clothes for her Bobbi doll when she was young.

In college, she did not hesitate to choose costume design engineering, and in a very short time, she showed her talent of dress design.

In 2011, Maripati Yasin took part in the first costume design competition of the autonomous region and won the three prize. At that time, she had just entered the sophomore year. Later, she designed several clothes for her friends, and the road of dress design went smoothly.

In 2013, after graduating from Maripati Yasin University, she chose to work as a designer in a clothing company. But before long, she chose to leave. After she resigned, she vacated a room of her own and worked independently as a studio.

She has been thinking, how can we make her own design features? Uygur traditional dress culture has provided her with rich materials.

When she designs clothes, she often integrates the national elements such as the dresses and silk.

However, entrepreneurship will inevitably encounter setbacks.

Maripati Yasin had met with him when he was just graduating from college.

She said, "I feel more and more aware of my superficial understanding of dress culture, which is really very confused for a while."

Maripati Yasin made up his mind to go back to school again.

In March 2014, she went to graduate school at Xinjiang University.

With the encouragement and help of her teachers and classmates, she organized a grand school in the school.

Performance.

Re entering the campus

Through the small loans of college students, a real clothing design studio has been set up, and 9 apprentices have been recruited to teach them to make plate making and three-dimensional cutting.

In terms of channel sales, Maripati Yasin removes all kinds of operating costs through online shop, micro business and apprenticeship, with a monthly surplus of more than 6000 yuan.

Maripati Yasin said: "I have always dreamed of having a professional fashion design school in the future, so that more people who like this art and occupation can achieve their dreams."

Commenter on Entrepreneurship:

Vice president of Fujian chamber of Commerce, Xinjiang production and Construction Corps

Lin Weijun, general manager, Xinjiang District, Fujian Huixin Industrial Co., Ltd., Quanzhou:

It is worthwhile to advocate putting ethnic elements into clothing. China's ethnic costumes are facing the impact of social modernization and the requirements of reform. Some traditional costumes have changed. Therefore, on the one hand, we should excavate the resources of ethnic costumes, and the other side should guide them in a purposeful and planned way.

In terms of production and sales, there will inevitably be constraints on the habits and customs. This dress with ethnic elements will have a bright future in Xinjiang and even in the Central Asian market.

I suggest that we should make good use of Internet tools and use marketing tools such as online stores and micro businesses to carry forward the charm of Xinjiang's ethnic costumes.

Efforts should be made to make the designed clothing not only maintain the national cultural characteristics of Xinjiang, but also adapt to the modern production and living needs.