All articles
🀝 Community

New York Fashion Designer Abel Martirosyan on His Career Path

An interview with New York fashion designer Abel Martirosyan

The Armenian WeeklyNov 11, 20261 min readOriginal: The Armenian Weekly
New York Fashion Designer Abel Martirosyan on His Career Path

Abel Martirosyan, an Armenian fashion designer, has established himself in Manhattan's competitive fashion industry after relocating from Yerevan. Martirosyan earned his degree at Armenia's State Academy of Fine Arts before applying to New York's prestigious Parsons School of Design, where he received a 75-percent scholarship. His transition from the Armenian capital to one of the world's major fashion hubs represents a significant milestone in his creative career. The interview explores his educational background, the circumstances of his move to the United States, and his experiences navigating the fashion design industry as a young Armenian creative professional.

Tags:#fashion-design#diaspora-career#new-york
This story was summarized from The Armenian Weekly. Read the full article at the source.

More from Community

🀝 Community

FEMINNO Celebrates Third Year of STEM Program in Armenia

Girls Belong in Science: FEMINNO Celebrates the Third Year of Its STEM Program

The American University of Armenia recently hosted the 2026 final event for FEMINNO, a STEM education initiative marking its third year of operations. The program, which focuses on encouraging girls to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, has been

Massis PostNov 12, 20261 min read
Source: Massis Post
🀝
🀝 Community

Orlando City's Harvey Sarajian Commits to Armenia National Team

Orlando City’s Harvey Sarajian to play for Armenia National Team

Harvey Sarajian, a 21-year-old midfielder for MLS club Orlando City, has committed to represent the Armenia national team. The decision came after former Armenia striker Yura Movsisyan, serving as Football Federation of Armenia ambassador in North America, traveled to Orlando to

Public Radio of ArmeniaNov 10, 20261 min read
Source: Public Radio of Armenia
🀝 Community

Families Seek Support Year After Stepanakert Fuel Depot Explosion

Families still seek support after 2023 fuel depot explosion near Stepanakert

Families affected by a September 2023 fuel depot explosion near Stepanakert, Artsakh, continue seeking support and assistance one year after the disaster. Zarine Babayan, whose son Robert was killed in the explosion, shared her experience in a television interview, describing how

The Armenian WeeklyNov 10, 20261 min read
Source: The Armenian Weekly