The woman has 400 pairs of shoes and 60 branded bags

Giving up social work, Mamissa invested $150,000 in a designer wardrobe with colorful designs of the famous fashion house.

Mamissa Mboob (from Geneva, Switzerland) used to work as a social worker helping women and girls. However, she quit her job to become a fashionista. She told the Daily Mail: “I currently have 400 pairs of heels. My big passion is shoes. Wearing them every day and putting on makeup after waking up makes me feel better during the lockdown.” . Mamissa Mboob loves shoes because she thinks they make her feel feminine and alive. Her shoes and boots are mainly bought from high-end brands like Fendi, Gucci to mid-range brands like Paris Texas. No need to invest in branded items, Mamissa thinks you can still shine in popular designs. This woman said she spent nearly $ 150,000 to have a colorful wardrobe. In addition to shoes, Mamissa also “bought” about 60 branded bags from famous brands such as Hermès, Chanel. Her previous job required Mamissa to dress modestly and simply. Currently, green, red and purple tones are often attached to her. That’s her way of encouraging people not to be afraid to express themselves. “I try to avoid wearing only black or brown boots. The shoes have to be sure to have all the colors that stand out, from pink, blue, purple, green to yellow and red,” she says. Mamissa loves Balenciaga’s purple boots best. Mamissa bought herself her first Birkin bag. It was meant as a gift after she gave birth to her first daughter. “When the baby was born, there were many difficulties but my daughter was healthy. I decided to buy the first orange Hermès Birkin bag to celebrate,” she said. She then bought this style of bag in different colors. When her daughter turns 18, she will give her first bag back. Although she has given up her old job, the way Mamissa does it still aims to send a message to women who have low self-esteem. “I want to tell all women that no one can knock you down, no one can stand in your way and never give up. Fight injustice fearlessly. Wear colors I love to do it,” Mamissa said.