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2007-03-28 - Enkhchimeg
Enkhchimeg
Born 1979, diploma at the Institute for Fashion Design in Ulaanbaatar, postgraduate studies at the Central Saint Martins College in London, 1998 awarded best young designer at the Goyol Festival, 2000 and 2002 Prize for Best Design at the Goyol Festival, 2003 Prize for the best concept at the Komatsu fashion competition in Japan.
As early as in the age of 19, Enkhchimeg presented her first collection; since then, she has designed 18 more collections, each of which comprises approximately 20 creations. During recent years she has specialised on evening gowns. In 2003, Enkhchimeg became senior designer at the fashion school where she had been studying, now in turn teaching students.
"The Beauty of the Steppe" was the title of the collection that earned her the attention of the fashion world: she places some emphasis differently by using traditional elements and patterns in an imaginative and economical way, while the cuts are rather modelled on European fashion. She refers to the internationality of today's fashion, where the national element has become but an ornament: the relevance of clothing is entirely different from that of earlier times. Neither are there any rules of dressing that would visualise the social hierarchy, nor does any demand for non-functional clothing exist. As a designer, she has to adopt international trends, since her customers not only live in Mongolia but primarily abroad, from the United Kingdom to Australia.
 
Enkhchimeg: from the collection "The Beauty of the Steppe", 1998
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