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I’m Ninellie, a Georgian-born fashion designer, textile artist, and content creator currently based between Paris and Tbilisi. My work blends craftsmanship, emotion, and identity — every piece I design tells a story about freedom, transformation, and individuality. With more than 15 years of experience in the fashion industry, I’ve built collections that merge traditional handmade techniques with a modern, inclusive aesthetic. My designs — from gender-free denim to artistic patchwork pieces — are not just garments; they’re expressions of self and statements of cultural dialogue between East and West, heritage and modernity. I’ve collaborated with international brands, photographers, and creative teams, and my goal today is to expand my presence in the global fashion scene — especially through projects that celebrate creativity, diversity, and authenticity. I believe fashion should be a language of identity, not limitation — and I want to bring that vision to the world stage.
I see The Fashion Hero as more than just a competition — it’s a movement that challenges old definitions of beauty and identity in fashion. It’s about giving a voice to real people and creative minds who believe that individuality is the new standard of beauty. As a designer, I deeply connect with that philosophy. My work has always been about freedom, authenticity, and inclusivity — creating fashion that represents all humans, beyond gender, size, or origin. That’s why this project inspires me — it stands for the same values I believe in: breaking stereotypes, celebrating diversity, and building a more honest fashion world. Being part of The Fashion Hero means standing up for creativity that heals and connects. It’s not just about clothes — it’s about identity, courage, and change.
I believe I would be a great role model for this generation because my story represents resilience, self-belief, and creative freedom. I’ve experienced both success and loss — I built a fashion brand from scratch, faced challenges that forced me to start over, and still found the strength to reinvent myself and move forward. That journey taught me that true power lies not in perfection, but in authenticity. As a designer, I use fashion as a language to speak about identity, equality, and individuality. My creations are gender-free and emotion-driven — they exist to remind people that we all have the right to express who we are without fear or labels. I want to inspire others — especially women and young creators — to understand that it’s never too late to rebuild, to dream again, and to live with courage. If I become the new face of The Fashion Hero, I would carry that message with honesty and passion: you are enough, just as you are — and your uniqueness is your power.