Shireen Soliman

For over two decades, Shireen has distinguished herself as both a design professional in the fashion industry and a community educator and advocate. Her work centers on the intersections of fashion, narrative, identity, culture, and representation, drawing on her professional expertise and personal experience.

Her design background spans apparel, beading, embroidery, surface design, menswear, and accessories. She has worked as a digital artist, corporate trainer, and consultant for prestigious brands including Nautica, Victoria’s Secret, Liz Claiborne, and Coach.

As a multidisciplinary artist and educator, Shireen bridges digital, research, and design domains in both industry and the classroom. Through a reflective, process-centered approach, she guides students to become engaging visual storytellers—helping them make meaningful connections and develop their visual communication and design identity across 2D, 3D, analog, and digital platforms.

She holds a B.F.A. in Fashion Design from Moore College of Art and Design, an M.S. Ed. from Bank Street College of Education, and multiple certifications focused on inclusive design education.

B.F.A., Moore College of Art and Design; M.S., Bank Street College of Education.

Fashion, Identity and The Muslim-American Narrative