Portfolio

  Education

• Master in Art (History), Yangon University (1990-2000)
• Diploma in Gem Identification, Yangon University (1995-1996)
• Diploma in Fashion Design (Patternmaking) Fashion Institute of Technology (New York) (2009-2011)
• Certificate for Thailand Creative & Design Center (TCDC)
• International Custom Clearance Certificate
• Hospitality Committee for United Nations Delegations English Class
• MA-in-TESOL Fieldwork Course, Hunter College, New York

  Awards

• Miss YMCA (Myanmar) – 1991
• Miss Konica (Singapore) – 1993
• Modeling and Fashion Designing in the participation for “United Nations Women for Children
• International Fashion Show” ( In Appreciation by Mrs. Ban Ki-moon)
• MWEA’s Outstanding Women Award – 2018
• AWEN – ASEAN Women Entrepreneurs Award – 2018
• Myanmar Women’s Affairs Federation Award -2018

Experiences & Skill

• Modeling, Actress in Myanmar’s movie (1990 to 1995).
• More than 10 years experience as a Managing Director of Pyinsaman Laban Co, Ltd in Trading and Logistic Services.
• In 2007, Established Ladies’ Heart Pte, Ltd in Singapore and launched Ladies’ Heart Fashion Clothing Line in Myanmar.
• Fashion design creation (Patternmaking, Draping and Tailing, Strong appeal design and construction skill using woven, silk and Innovative materials.
• Fashion Show experience in New York Fashion week. Fashion Institute of Technology.
• “United Nations Women for Children International Fashion Show” New York.
• Teaching and sharing knowledge of personal grooming, business etiquette and table manner.
• International Fashion Show in Yangon.
• Myanmar International Fashion Week 2017
• Myanmar International Fashion Week 2018
• Chanel ( 9 ) Shan Traditional Fashion Show 2019

Summary

I’m the fashion mentor to grown-up women, just as they are their chic and ageless style, personal grooming and business etiquette and manner, so that they can instinctively pull….. My ambition is to introduce my creations and Myanmar traditional fabrics and cultural to the international markets. To make Myanmar’s unique traditional Men’s and Ladies’ wear, hand-woven fabrics of cotton and silk and their use of natural dyes known internationally. This will also be of great help to the disadvantaged, jobless young women presently being trained in tailoring garment production in Myanmar.