Anet Abnous is a visionary artist, creative director, and CEO ofAnet’s Collection, a renowned fashion and accessories brand celebrated for its art-inspired, Armenian-influenced designs. Founded in 2015 and inspired by her tailor father, Anet’s creations fuse cultural heritage with luxury aesthetics, gracing museum stores, Europeanshowrooms, and curated retail outlets worldwide. Her jewelry and accessories are sold in prestigious institutions such as the Honolulu Museum of Art, the Armenian Museum of America, and the Center for Jewish History in Manhattan , to name a few.
In August 2025, Anet was appointed to the Museum Store Association Educational Advisory Boardfor a two-year term, further amplifying her influence in shaping museum retail and supporting creative entrepreneurs. She was also honored on the field during the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team match against Brazil, representing both Anet’s Collection and Lusanet Collective in collaboration with Bank of America Seneca Women, spotlighting women-owned businesses on a national stage.
Her impact extends globally. On a recent trip to Armenia, Anet was interviewed by Radio Van, where she shared her ten-year journey as an artist and designer while addressing manufacturing challenges and growth opportunities for Armenian brands entering the American market.
As co-founder of Downtown Burbank's Lusanet Collective, Anet merges artistry with business acumen. Lauded by media like CBS-KCAL and FOX 11-Good Morning LA, this venture exhibited the works of over 100 creators in its first year.
Anet's creations reflect her unique talent and vision, continuing to inspire globally. Joining the Burbank Art Commission at 2023, she's set to enrich the local art scene with her distinct perspective and connectivity, solidifying her impact in both fashion and art.
Anet’s professional background is as multidimensional as her artistry: she studied Fine Arts at CUNY–Queens College, trained in fashion design in Iran, and earned a Business Certificate from Cornell University’s Bank of America Institute for Women’s Entrepreneurship through a Tory Burch Foundation grant.
Whether through her wearable art, her entrepreneurial ventures, or her role as a cultural ambassador, Anet Abnous continues to inspire globally—championing artisans, amplifying underrepresented voices, and redefining the intersection of art, fashion, and community.
