A Study Of Tamara Harrison's Experience In The Fashion Industry

In “The Fashion Industry: Free to be an Individual” by Hannah Berry, Hannah emphasizes how social media especially advertisements pressure females to use certain product to in order to be considered beautiful. She also acknowledges the current effort of advertisement today to more realistically depicts of women. In addition, these advertisements use the modern women look to advertise products to increase women self-esteem and to encourage women to be comfortable with one’s image.

Discovering and choosing a college that best suits my needs was a rigorous yet thrilling task. The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising clearly came forth as the best choice for me to further my education in design. Being unable to visit the college campus, as I live in New York, I've done lots and lots of research about FIDM, and I realize the institute offers what I hope to gain from my college experience.

The claim presented in the article is how ads often set unrealistic beauty standards, and how the author encourages them to “break free” from these standards by giving two examples on how ads should be compelled.

Wayne Dyer once said “doing what you love is the cornerstone of having abundance in your life”. Ever since I was a little girl, fashion has always been a very important part of my life. However, while most young girls were busy designing Barbie’s next outfit, I was enthusiastically trying to figure out the best way to market and sell Barbie to my friends. This habit did not end during my childhood years; rather it followed me through high school. I firmly believe that being passionate about your career can add much happiness and depth to your life. By attending FIT I can bring and take away positive ideas and qualities.

Lisa was formerly a Fashion Design Director working and living in New York City traveling to France, England, Italy, the Netherlands, U.A.E., China, India, Taiwan & Pakistan ferreting out the latest designs and working with the factories creating beautiful textiles in woman’s fashion at Fortune 500 companies.

F.I.T. has very distinguishing qualities that aren’t comparable to any other school, which made my decision to apply to F.I.T. so simple. It is a well-known fact that F.I.T. is the top school to attend for fashion, which is why I would be honored if accepted. To know that there is a school in the middle of one of the biggest fashion capitals in the world that offers the education and opportunity to learn and grow in the area of fashion of your choosing almost seems too good to be true. I am confident that attending the Fashion Institute of Technology will give me the first hand experience I need to lead me to my career goal in Fashion Business Management, and will allow me the best education that I can get while opening many doors for me in my

Into 11th grade I pursued this path of taking fashion classes in the city, and took fashion marketing classes in. From all the hard work and determination In these classes through out high school, I was rewarded with high grades, which are hard to obtain in these courses. I also stood out because I was interviewed and placed upon the FIT website itself, under “who’s in precollege?” (When you apply for a course) which holds the information and pictures of a handful of unique and stylish individuals. All of my fashion experiences as a whole have built me into the hardworking, determined, independent individual I am now and I am very proud that was able to achieve these aspects in order to reach my goal of being apart of the fashion industry. I also feel that this has made me eligible and also worthy of becoming a member of the National Honor Society who’s character will be beneficial towards this

Credibility statement: A university of Georgia professor gave an hour-long ted talk talking about her experiences of working and traveling to different countries seeing the fast fashion industry at first hands. She now teaches about fashion sustainability and the cycles of the fast fashion market.

I, Bailey Russell, participated in FCCLA’s Fashion Construction STAR Event. For this project I decided to make an evening gown. My inspiration came from the 1940s and the golden age of Hollywood. The dress is an emerald green full length velvet gown, with a short train. Unlike many students, I drafted my own pattern. This is something that made me stand out as a designer, as none of the other students I met did this. At national convention I presented my gown to a panel of judges, and made a gold rating. I put a lot of dedication in to this project and am proud of my achievements.

The students at Potomac Senior High School were very involved in the fashion world, specifically related to shoes. They used this and the importance of entertainment as a status figure. A nice pair of

Hattie Carnegie (March 15, 1880 — February 22, 1956), Seventh Avenue 's legendary fashion entrepreneur, once influenced American Fashion with her brilliant fashion savvy. From the 1920s to the 1960s, her name was synonymous with high fashion, an elegant couture collection and ready to wear lines.

When I heard Mr. Chouinard’s discussion on my favorite podcast, “How I Built This”, I immediately wanted to apply for Patagonia’s PR/Communications internship. I am so impressed by the quality of clothing, and I am in awe of Patagonia’s corporate strategies and commitment to sustainability. I think one of the biggest faults in fashion for college aged students is how everything is poorly made and not meant to last. It makes young people more wasteful. I would be proud to do public relations for a company that is committed to lifetime wear and promotes repair rather than replacement.

So is there a future for the Australian fashion industry? "Yes, definitely, and it’s very bright," said McCann. To that end, McCann has spearheaded the development of the newly-formed Australian Fashion Chamber with the goal of strengthening the Australian fashion industry to the delight of many designers. But, with international competition stronger than ever, there is still more to be done, said McCann. "We need to come together as an industry to support our existing, emerging and established talents. We need to pool our talents to support

Perth born designer Kym Ellery first launched her label Ellery in 2007. Ellery is known for classic white shirts, structured garments and signature tailored jackets. Made in Sydney, Australia Ellery develops textiles in Italy and Switzerland with the intricate and well-made garments being the brands main focus. Ellery is one of Australia’s most well known brands, showing at Paris Fashion week yearly as part of the main calendar and holding trunk shows in New York and London Ellery has gained international recognition. Ellery has one stand alone store in Sydney and is stocked in many high-end boutiques all over the world as well as an online store elleryland.com.au

Mariam Bartolozzi not only is a hardworking student but also an amazing kindhearted person who is determined to find success in the future. Mariam is currently a senior and is excited for what this year will bring. While being one of the presidents of the Fashion Club, she hopes to inspire many people in the fashion industry. After finishing school, Mariam dreams of becoming a head director or working for a fashion magazine company. Drawing, designing, watching sports and hanging out with friends are a few things she enjoys doing in her free time. Something Mariam looks forward to this year is improving the Fashion Club, meeting new people and most importantly, enjoying her last year in high school. She would love to travel to Italy, Brazil