Sarajevo is a noble city

Born in Banja Luka, after studying in Zagreb, Emina came to Sarajevo and stayed after falling in love with it.

- Sarajevo is a special city that you can be angry with at times because it asks a lot of you, but, at the same time, it gives a lot. I was drawn by the warmth and directness of people here, because hospitality is a source of nobility, and this city is noble.

In affirming BiH's rich cultural heritage, Emina has integrated BiH culture and architectural symbols into her collection, which she plans to unveil in autumn.

- This collection of casual wear and haut couture pieces promotes sevdalinka, as well as some of the Turkish words our language has retained, and the sayings and quotes will go with suitable drawings on t-shirts for the whole family.

Coolection decorated by bh. attractions

Seeing haute couture as a branch of fashion closest to the arts, she has devoted a large part of her new project to it.

- Silk dresses, outfits and jumpsuits in intense hues will have embroidered contours of sights like Vijećnica, Cathedral, Bey's Mosque, Sebilj, the Old Bridge in Mostar.... The whole event will go along with a photo exhibit that promotes the designs and beauties of BiH.

Emina often works with Omar Krasnić, who has adapted his coppersmithing to modern times, making jewelry, lamps, guitars...in his studio, Omar Art, on Kovači St.

- At Omar Art you can find the perfect souvenir, and, for me, an authentic Sarajevo gift is a copper coffee set, which is a symbol of socializing in Sarajevo.

She says visitors shouldn't miss a chance to see Sarajevo's mighty buildings.

- I would take guests to all the churches, mosques and synagogues, for a walk around Baščaršija to Vijećnica, then to Trebević via the .