Tatiana Baibabaeva’s story and design aesthetic begins by a mountain lake in Kyrghyzstan, where she was born and was raised with a resourceful grandmother.
. On a home exchange, which landed the young couple in Sicily, Baibabaeva discovered a small museum “in the middle of nowhere” featuring macramé and lace, which, she says, “brought me back to this technique [that I had practiced as a girl]. I’d never really seen something so fine—usually you see macramé opened up with rings, so I thought I would try this,” she explains.
“He’s a genius,” remarks Baibabaeva, who collects and wears vintage pieces she sources on eBay.is another designer who has had an impact on this young designer. Having been her teacher on a summer course at the Louvre, he invited her to be an intern. “He was just starting out and he said he liked my work,” Baibabaeva recalls, “so I went for five or six weeks before each show to help them to make all the samples.
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