A body for style, quietly built.
Монгол Улсын стилист, имиж зөвлөхүүдийн анхны мэргэжлийн холбоо — setting the standards and building the platforms for the craft of style in Mongolia.
Our mission.
To professionalize, elevate and unify the practice of style and image consulting in Mongolia — for our members, our clients, and the country's standing on the international fashion stage.
The SIC Association is a professional, non-governmental organization. Officially registered in August 2025, we serve as the unified body for fashion stylists and image consultants working across personal and corporate image: appearance, behaviour, and communication. We set industry standards, convene members around shared projects, and host the networking and fashion-centric initiatives that turn an industry into an ecosystem.
Through this work we aim to build something sustainable — where Mongolian stylists gain both international credibility and well-earned recognition at home.
Four principles we practice by.
Restraint
Quiet craftsmanship over loud trend. We believe in the long-lived object and the considered appearance.
Standards
Shared norms for client engagement, fees, and professional practice — a framework our members can stand behind.
Community
A single body for a dispersed craft. Stylists, consultants, historians and advisors in one room.
Heritage
A contemporary Mongolian voice, grounded in the country's dress history and made legible to the world.
A short history.
A working dinner
Six senior stylists gather over dinner in Ulaanbaatar to sketch — on paper napkins — what a professional body for Mongolian style could look like.
Regional study trip
Founding members travel to Almaty and Seoul to meet peer associations and document governance models that might translate home.
The first roundtable
Twenty-eight practitioners attend a closed roundtable on standards, fees and professional conduct — the informal beginning of the membership.
Founding charter drafted
A working group spends eight weeks drafting the association's charter in consultation with legal advisors and peer bodies in the region.
Membership framework
A single-tier membership model is agreed — flat, collegial, with identical benefits for every member. A conscious rejection of hierarchy.
Visual identity commissioned
The wordmark, seal and editorial system are developed — rooted in Mongolian dress history, restrained enough to wear lightly.
Founding twenty confirmed
The founding cohort is finalised — a mix of editorial veterans, bespoke tailors, image consultants, colour specialists and cultural advisors.
Officially registered
The SIC Association is formally registered in Ulaanbaatar as a non-governmental organization. The founding twenty are announced publicly.
Inaugural Autumn Salon
The first members-only salon is held at Shangri-La. Topic: Mongolian ceremonial dress in contemporary editorial. Attendance: full.
Journal Vol. 001
The association's quarterly editorial journal launches — eighty-four pages, four lead essays, and the first published directory of members.
Tailoring Week debut
Eight ateliers across Ulaanbaatar open their doors over one weekend — the association's first public programme and a quiet success.
Membership opens wider
Applications open to the broader professional community. The first external cohort is reviewed by the membership committee in autumn.
Led by practitioners.
Bayarmaa Enkhbat
Founder of the association. Twenty years across editorial styling, corporate image, and runway direction for Mongolia's leading houses.
Tuguldur Ochir
Menswear specialist and tailoring consultant. Formerly based in Milan; returned to build Ulaanbaatar's first bespoke atelier programme.
Saruul Ganbold
Cultural dress historian advising on contemporary interpretations of deel, silhouette and regional textile craft.