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Rozina Munib | |
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| Occupation | Fashion designer |
| Website | Official website |
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Founded the clothing brand company Ruzina Munib in 2003 | |
Rozina Munib is a Pakistani fashion designer and the founder of the fashion retail brand ROZINA MUNIB, known for its innovative designs that blend traditional Pakistani craftsmanship with contemporary aesthetics. [1][2]
Personal Life
editBorn into a business family, Rozina Munib received her early education in Karachi, Pakistan.[3] She graduated with a degree in business from a prestigious institution and later joined her family's textile business in Dubai, UAE.[4]
Career
editWhile working in her family’s textile business, Munib oversaw a rapidly expanding portfolio and established her first flagship store in Dubai. In 2003, following the positive reception of her clothing line, she returned to Pakistan to launch her own fashion brand.[5]
Since its inception, ROZINA MUNIB has participated in numerous national and international fashion events, helping to introduce the brand to a global audience.[6][7] The brand initially started as a small venture in Dubai but has since expanded its reach, with products now available in markets such as Pakistan, the UAE, the UK, the USA, and South Africa.[8]
Design Philosophy
editThe ROZINA MUNIB label is characterized by a unique style that reflects the latest traditions of Pakistani craftsmanship within a contemporary framework. The brand's designs incorporate innovative elements, blending traditional techniques with modern cuts and aesthetics, including Western influences.[9]
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- ^ "5 designs from FPW Day 3 we'd love to wear to winter weddings". Images.