Anara Khamitova
Master's in Luxury Brand Management
Year of Graduation: 2014
Current role: Senior Luxury Brand Manager at Pasha Company
Country: Kazakhstan
Anara is a Senior Luxury Brand Manager. Her journey started with her studies in Fashion Business and a Master’s degree in Luxury Brand Management from Domus Academy in Milan.
She immediately entered the job market as a Sales Assistant and SMM, to become a Junior Luxury Brand Manager back in Kazakhstan, where she comes from.
She now covers the Senior role in the same company, at Pasha Company, with now more than 4 years of experience.
Anara is a Senior Luxury Brand Manager. Her journey started with her studies in Fashion Business and a Master’s degree in Luxury Brand Management from Domus Academy in Milan.
She immediately entered the job market as a Sales Assistant and SMM, to become a Junior Luxury Brand Manager back in Kazakhstan, where she comes from.
She now covers the Senior role in the same company, at Pasha Company, with now more than 4 years of experience.
With a career dedicated to the luxury goods segment, she has a demonstrated history of launching new labels, launching landmark retail stores, and leading teams to deliver on the promise of premium excellence.
During her work experience, Anara Introduced brands like Shaun Leane and Salvini (Damiani Group) to the market, she launched the Salvini mono-store and the xx20 concept store in Almaty. She partnered with global names including Dsquared2, Rick Owens, UNDERCOVER, and Veja and directed a team to achieve commercial and brand objectives.
Anara is committed to the art of luxury: curating impeccable collections, training staff to the highest standards, and creating unforgettable brand experiences.
“Domus Academy has afforded me the opportunity to engage internationally with luxury fashion, jewelry, and watch brands by equipping me with the requisite knowledge and experience necessary for success in this field. The institution employs a distinctive approach to education, providing students with pertinent information while fostering a dynamic two-way interaction.”
