Angeliki Tsiros is a 23-year-old lady from Athens, Hellas. She’s travelled around the world with a few long-term stops in New York and Berlin and she gained a lot of experience and knowledge to inform excellent decision-making in her near future career. She loves her wardrobe as much as I love woollen shirts (too much). She studied Art & Design at University and she’s looking forward to become a visual merchandiser in the international fashion world.
Who is your biggest inspiration in fashion and why?
My mum. Apart from being my mommy, she’s classy and minimal without spending much time for herself. She’s got a great sense of style on everything, even the way she decorates the dishes. Props Mommy!
When I’m thinking about designers the first person that comes to my head is Coco Chanel. She was far beyond the classic trends of her time. Her artwork was an absolute breakthrough for women. She helped women to express their feminine side, not overly sexy but classy. THE little black dress for example. She was more a revolutionist than a designer from my point of view.
Any plans you had back in the innocent good old days of 90’s but not anymore?
I wanted to become a lawyer and work for human rights. Fight for justice against racism, support women’s rights and basically change the world. You’ve got to dream an ideal world especially when you’re young and innocent; otherwise you’re already screwed in the head. I’d say things changed depending on my profession. Now I just try to change the world through my designs and spread the message of happiness all around the world. Keep your eyes open till they get dry.
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