Milano
2348—23476/23
Diam Est
Sara Chammas is a Lebanese art director & stylist based between Paris and Milano.
After majoring in Graphic Design at the leading design program in the MENA region at the American University of Beirut, Sara started her career in fashion working for two of the top Fashion Luxury firms in the Middle East, Elie Saab and Zuhair Murad.
She began her journey as a videographer and gradually veered into PR and communication. By 2020, she became the right hand of the head of Communication and worked closely with the creative director on various projects including the development of Zuhair Murad’s first book with Assouline Publishing.
After multiple Paris Fashion Weeks, photoshoots and working alongside fashion connoisseurs, she realised her passion lies in the creative side of the industry.
In 2020, Sara ended her journey at Zuhair Murad and moved to Milan to pursue her masters in Fashion Styling, Photography and Film at Istituto Marangoni.
Sara has the ability to wander in every genre of art and culture and translate it stylistically into her own aesthetic.
After majoring in Graphic Design at the leading design program in the MENA region at the American University of Beirut, Sara started her career in fashion working for two of the top Fashion Luxury firms in the Middle East, Elie Saab and Zuhair Murad.
She began her journey as a videographer and gradually veered into PR and communication. By 2020, she became the right hand of the head of Communication and worked closely with the creative director on various projects including the development of Zuhair Murad’s first book with Assouline Publishing.
After multiple Paris Fashion Weeks, photoshoots and working alongside fashion connoisseurs, she realised her passion lies in the creative side of the industry.
In 2020, Sara ended her journey at Zuhair Murad and moved to Milan to pursue her masters in Fashion Styling, Photography and Film at Istituto Marangoni.
Sara has the ability to wander in every genre of art and culture and translate it stylistically into her own aesthetic.