Success is subjective, as we all have different goals and ambitions unique to our personalities. These goals can be professional, financial, personal, or related to other interests. However, regardless of the goal, we all want to be successful at whatever dream we set our minds to, whether big or small.
Success doesn’t have to be defined by superficial markers like fame and fortune; it can be based on what you decide. Everyone has a different perspective on success. Some think of it as being able to purchase a home or travel the world. Some think of it as achieving certain goals. The bottom line is: success is boundless.
Despite all the pitfalls and failures along the way, people with the passion, drive, and intense desire to succeed never give up. Instead, they take the time to reflect on how to fix their shortcomings and are back working at it with full zest. Just remember, the sense of failure is all in one’s mind. But if it is viewed as a stepping stone, one can mold this sense of failure into an opportunity.
With the same passion and drive, Mariya Milovidova entered the fashion industry. Milovidova not just entered the world of fashion but beautifully strengthened her name as a rising star in the industry as well. Born in Ukraine, she always knew her burning desire to become a fashion tycoon, and with this realization, she pursued a Bachelor’s degree in Art & Textile Design. During her school times, she was a shy kid, but knowing that success comes with great struggles, she embraced her shortcomings and became a renowned artist and fashion designer.
Exploring new styles, Milovidova started working on a special element of her designs featuring lace work on the sides that can be used on a dress, shirt, tunic, or jacket of any style. In addition, lacing has the ability to make the garment flexible and functional in terms of size. So, the intention was not just to add a piece of lace to the fabric but to invent something that can help women of all sizes to fit into their desired clothes. It truly made a difference for many women out there!
She first used the design element in her Signature collection, integrating it with the most popular designs and prints from her past collections. She received a great response for this, and it became a staple of her fashion line. This Signature collection was presented in fashion weeks in the United States and Europe, including Paris, LA, San Francisco, Monaco, New York, and Cannes.
Not to forget, her relentless efforts enabled her to receive a package from the USPTO (US Patent and Trademark Office), confirming that her application for a design patent for her ever-famous side-laced dress has been granted. This proves the fact that all it takes to fulfill a dream is a constant struggle and hard work.
