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Sanem Sevgen

Sanem Sevgen

Sanem Sevgen, born in İzmir in 1987, is an acclaimed designer hailing from a family legacy of three generations of artists.

After completing her primary, secondary, and high school education at İzmir Private Turkish College, she graduated with honors from Yeditepe University.

Growing up immersed in the arts, she received specialized training from professionals across various artistic disciplines since childhood. Notably, she studied under the famous painter, Ergin Inan.

In 2008, Sanem Sevgen established her eponymous design brand, "Sanemiko." Through innovative and visionary touches reflected in her creations, she has quickly become a pioneer and leading figure in her sector. Her designs have been exhibited in museums and extensively featured in both local and international written and visual media.

Bridal Shoes

Sanemiko is Special

Sanemiko: The Art of Personalized Luxury

Sanemiko by Sanem Sevgen holds a pioneering place in Turkish design as the first brand to create personalized shoes, dressing gowns, and accessories. This unique approach introduced a new vision to the sector, establishing Sanemiko as the trendsetter for custom-crafted wedding and luxury items.

Every product is a piece of wearable art, meticulously handcrafted to tell a story.

Pioneering Bridal Innovations

Sanemiko revolutionized the bridal industry by being the first brand to integrate deeply personalized details into wedding shoes. These signature innovations include:

  • Hand-Painted Art: Custom patterns and artwork hand-painted directly onto the shoes.

  • Unique Personalization: Writing the names of the bride and groom.

  • Signature Details: Heart details on the heels and customized elements on the soles.

  • Bridal Charms: Exclusive additions like tiny evil eye beads and personalized heart details.

Globally Recognized

Sanemiko's innovative designs have earned international recognition and are showcased in prestigious collections:

  • Virtual Shoe Museum (Netherlands): Featured in the world's first and only virtual shoe museum.

  • Grassi Museum (Leipzig, Germany).

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