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I can do all of this:
Model - Adriana
Make Up - Blue everything except mascara
Hair - Same style but blue
Jewelry - Gold chain, Longest, 3 blue pendants

I can’t work out how to make the clothes match and what shoes to pick! I know the rest are fine and the catwalk is perfect as well i just cant get the clothes right please help!

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things like pea coats, uggs, chanel necklaces, burberry scarves, hello kitty jewelry, etc.
thanks!

cute headbands like the ones on gossip girl

you can get stylish headbands on kids fashion brokers!

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I am a semi-famous jewelry designer and I am going green. From this point forward, I will only fashion pretty jewelry and brooches out of 1000% natural materials such as wood, rocks, tree bark, pretty lizard skins, and shards of colored glass.
Thank you for taking my brooch poll.

what are you?? 169???

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I recently founded a Fashion, Media, Business and Travel magazine entitled “FOUND People, Places & Industries”. The concept: It is dedicated to presenting (and increasing exposure for) new companies and products, new apparel and jewelry designers, new models, new artists, and the hottest new vacation spots and trends. The ultimate goal of the internationally distributed, bi-monthly publication is to vertically integrate advertising and all aspects of the magazine while introducing new talent to the respective industry. The underlying goal of the publication is to promote culture and inspire international travel.

As a featured company we will conduct an in-depth interview with you this will also include a multi-page, full color spread of your work(s). As the featured designer you will receive Premium Placement (within the first 15 pages) in the publication.

If you would like more information on “FOUND People, Places & Industries” magazine do not hesitate email me.

Go to Myspace.com….set up an account if you don’t already have one and look around for musicians and ask if they would like to be interviewed..that is a great way to start off your magazine. Also, try calling modeling agencies in your area and ask if they would like to be interviewed for your mag. and maybe that would get them more business. Also, try new Resteraunts…that would be great also, they might even give you free food!! Well hope that this helps.

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Very unique hand bag, jewelry and accessories designs with top finishing in own small production line. Not produced in China. Very successful in Singapore but can not get the jump overseas. Design is very universal. Seeking contact to agents and any small business that need great designs, very fast selling items for a very fair price and terms. Who/what/where/how could this made possible?

yeah you should start with promoting on website. if yo udont have a chance to start your own site, try those where you can register and show yourself to different people. i know one good www.jurgita.com
try to register, you can add photos of your things and be visible to many members

good luck

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I’ve wanted to be a fashion designer and own my own boutique in NYC since i was 7 years old.
I am very talented at drawing and i have over 200 sketches done.
I do not know how to sew. I have a sewing machine and i’m going to learn soon.
I’m 15 by the way.
I hate the whole Hollister & Abercrombie deal. I know real fashion and it’s like my life, seriously. All my friends and my Art teacher think i should become a fashion designer.
Artistic ability runs in my family. My grandpa was a famous painter and my Aunt is a jewelry designer. I go to her shows and next summer i am going up to Maine and working with her in her store and learning all about it.
I’m planning on taking as many art classes in high school as i can, as well as a fashion design class, and i want to go to NYU or FIT.
What else should i do??
I’m so serious about this, it’s my dream ?
But is it a good job? Like how much money do they make (on average)?

Sounds like youre on the right track(but feel free to exercise a bit of modesty)

Being a Fashion Designer takes lots and lots of dedication and passion. You have to start at the beginning. Start sewing. Do it everyday. Like any other trade or skill, it takes patience and practice. Start sketching EVEN MORE. Take any and all art classes you are able to in school. Every class (2D, 3D, Drawing, etc) has valuable information that will definitely enhance your understanding of color theory, perception, realism, and design. 2D will teach composition, and value. 3D will teach connections(how to sew things together to acheive effect) and help you to think in terms of 3 dimensions. And Drawing will help with realism, perception, and perspective, which will help with your croquis (fashion sketches)

After you feel comfortable with your sewing skills and have designs you want to bring to life. You will start to make your own patterns. Youll have to do that when you are creating an original design. Most people recommend that you use premade, store bought patterns. I don’t. I think you should make your own. It also helps you to understand fashion design and sewing much better. After you have a feel for that, you’ll be able to make anything you want!

School is very valuable. They will teach you everything. You teach yourself a lot but they fill the holes you werent able to. They will teach you technique, draping, patternmaking(which will only tighten your skill if youve already done it), tailoring, and so many more things. Certain schools like Parsons<—which i go to—> and FIT will open so many doors for you. These schools have reputation, which means they hold status in the fashion world.

As for job wise. I hope that you realize that after you graduate from a major school, youll have about 5-10 years WORKING UNDER SOMEONE ELSES NAME before you even have the chance to break out on your own. Im not trying to discourage you, but you need to look at all the facts. Another dissapointing, but equally important fact, is that most designers, on an entry level position only make about $45,000/a year. which actually isnt much…AT ALL. To know more about how much different types of designers make you can go to http://www.stylesalaries.com . keep in mind that salary is dependent on what you do, what your skills are, and where you are.

Well! I hope this helps!

(Dont go to NYU for fashion!)

Susie Marie
http://www.missmerie.cjb.net
http://www.myspace.com/smsefashion

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I am 20. I’m going to college but not for anything fashion related (I’m majoring in Communications). I would go to a fashion school if I could afford it but I can’t. So do you think I can succeed?
I have been making jewelry ever since I was like 15, and I’ve also made a few clothing pieces for myself, but its always been something I do on the side.

If you know of any affordable fashion schools that would be helpful too.
Thanks.

Not sure about affordable fashion schools. But since you make jewelry you can make a small company and start going to trade shows. I go to a lot of them. All you have to do is rent an booth and display you product and store buyers will stop by to look at your product and might place an order. Here are some of the links to shows I go to: http://www.magiconline.com/magic/v42/index.cvn
http://www.americasmart.com/
http://www.fameshows.com/

Out of these the largest one is magic which is in Las Vegas and happens only twice a year.

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I’m afraid of looking too starched. Her pieces are in some of the hippest boutiques around the world and she has been featured in several magazines. Normally I interview in my black suit but I’m not sure that’s appropriate.

Help! Her office is by the beach, but it’s still an office…any suggestions by someone who has been there would help! Or anyone who has an idea of what to wear to an interview with someone who is kind of "in the biz."
The position I’m interviewing for involves office and creative work, and that is why I don’t want to appear too "professional" - somewhat hip and original.
I have not been into her office before, and I have no idea what the dress code is, or what her other employees wear.

Do I wear heels? Heeled sandals? Pumps?

Hey…don’t sweat it, this summer I had to interview for an internship with a famous fashion house and I got it! The point is to tap into your Boho vibe and not hers. First of all, it’s an interview, so try to stray away from jeans! Your still trying to get a job, so don’t go "casual Friday" until you’ve actually got the job. Opt for a suit in a brighter color, or if you still want to stick to the monochromatic shades, go for a well-tailored white suit with pretty gold accessories, metallic is in this season. Whether you wear jewlery or not, it’s up to you…i would wear jewlery just to look pulled-together, even if it’s just a watch or stud earrings. Accessories are up to you, but use them as a way to show your creative side: bright shoes, a ribbon-tied necklace, just anything that shows that you’re more than a chick in a suit. Top it off with a fun bag in place of a suitcase, just be sure it doesn’t look to un-done! That should be cool for the interview! Good Luck!

**Hope that helps**

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I love making homemade tees and jewelry..I want to be a fashion designer like Oliver Sykes.Where do I start..thanks a lot

art school. like a school where dancing, singing, acting, art, all those stuff are combined. if you are good, i guarrentee one of the teachers will suggest you something like going into a competition and sign you up lol. =) good luckie! ?

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