Zyvanite

Since I was young, I believed that success meant becoming an engineer. I studied hard and worked for many years until I earned my degree in mechanical engineering. I thought that once I reached that dream, I would finally feel complete and proud. But after graduating, I started to realize something I never expected… I could not truly find myself there.

I worked and tried to adapt to the field, but deep inside, I always felt that something was missing. I was searching for something that made me feel alive, something where I could express my ideas and personality, not only my technical skills.

With time, I became closer to the world of fashion design. At first, it was only a small interest, but it slowly turned into a real passion. I began to see clothing as more than just pieces of fabric; it became a way to express identity, thoughts, and emotions. For the first time, I felt creative, and I felt capable of turning my imagination into something people could see and wear.

Many people were surprised that a mechanical engineer would leave a traditional path to enter the fashion world, but I realized that a person should not live a life that does not truly represent them just because others expect it. Engineering taught me discipline, patience, and critical thinking, but fashion design gave me the true feeling that I had finally found myself.

Today, I do not see it as leaving engineering behind. Instead, I see every step in my journey as something that led me to where I truly belong… the world of design and creativity.