Stepping into a Samuel Vartan dress is a transporting experience. Nevermind that one is perhaps, as I was, in his studio near the Fresh Pond Mall on a dark and dingy winter’s day. In the brilliant red floor-length dress, I was strolling down the gangway to a friend’s yacht for an evening gala off of Santorini. The warm breeze on my face, I smiled into the sunset, until I opened my eyes and remembered that I was in Boston. In March.
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Mr. Vartan, Have you thought, or do you have plans to work in Armenia. Have you been to Armenia, your own ancestral Homeland, thanks.
Hey Haigoush Kohler (Keghinian), This is his son, Alexander writing this and to answer your question, it would be a no. He has never been to Armenia, but wishes to. I do not know if he has any plans to work there, but I can ask him.
Hello I’m Nare from Armenia. I’M new in USA. I was win green card, now stay in Florida but when take my card I want change my state and bo there much Armenians, and begin work. I always dream have model carers, maybe you can help me begine? This much importent for me, pleace if you can help me, sincerty Nare. I wil wait your answer… Thanks
Hey Haigoush Kohler (Keghinian), This is his son, Alexander writing this and to answer your question, it would be a no. He has never been to Armenia, but wishes to. I do not know if he has any plans to work there, but I can ask him.