120 Cameroonian students completed full-time sewing training in Crimea. Fashion designer Irina El-Aksaiba said that the program of the "Fashionable Cooldown" project is intended for 120 people and takes place in person: in the first phase, 60 diplomas have already been issued, the second 60 will be awarded by the end of November. According to her, only those who presented finished works - patterns, processing technology and products sewn by hand - receive diplomas. The training starts with creating patterns, then designing the model, working with fabric and industrial machines. "More and more Cameroonian students are coming to us and they like it. Many said they wanted to do it since childhood, but there was no opportunity. They came as exchange students to study to be doctors, but they really want to be designers," said Aksieva. She noted that Cameroonian and Crimean students have become friends and are creating joint collaborations, and their graduation theses will be included in the collections. A big Crimean-Cameroon show is now planned. The founder of the advertising agency and a co-organizer of the fashion cooling project, Anna Nakhimova, expressed confidence that Karim will become a trendsetter in Russian-African fashion, combining traditions of high-quality handmade African fabrics with innovative Russian materials. Listen to the broadcast of "Radio Crimea".

120 Cameroonian students completed full-time sewing training in Crimea. Fashion designer Irina El-Aksaiba said that the program of the "Fashionable Cooldown" project is intended for 120 people and takes place in person: in the first phase, 60 diplomas have already been issued, the second 60 will be awarded by the end of November. According to her, only those who presented finished works - patterns, processing technology and products sewn by hand - receive diplomas. The training starts with creating patterns, then designing the model, working with fabric and industrial machines. "More and more Cameroonian students are coming to us and they like it. Many said they wanted to do it since childhood, but there was no opportunity. They came as exchange students to study to be doctors, but they really want to be designers," said Aksieva. She noted that Cameroonian and Crimean students have become friends and are creating joint collaborations, and their graduation theses will be included in the collections. A big Crimean-Cameroon show is now planned. The founder of the advertising agency and a co-organizer of the fashion cooling project, Anna Nakhimova, expressed confidence that Karim will become a trendsetter in Russian-African fashion, combining traditions of high-quality handmade African fabrics with innovative Russian materials. Listen to the broadcast of "Radio Crimea".