If you have ever worked in an office, participated in a company meeting or conducted a professional interview, then you will undoubtedly understand the challenge of wholesale womens clothing for business. Nowadays, business clothing for women are more confusing than ever before, and it’s more difficult to achieve the perfect balance of professionalism and style. Fortunately, we are here to provide you with a stylish yet appropriate work wear guide. From chic blazers to exquisite separates, these
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And also don’t miss out on more incredible interviews with our other three featured designers at New York Asian Fashion Week Extravaganza - fashion show about their design obsessions and achievements by Runway Passport New York.
Click http://runwaypassport.com/news/?p=2205 to read the full post on Japanese couture designer Naoko Tsuruta.
Click http://runwaypassport.com/news/?p=2208 to read the full post on jewelry designer Yen Yeung of NoBeing.
Click http://runwaypassport.com/news/?p=2191 to read t
Oh to Be a Muse: Blogger Turned Designer: Interviewing Tuesdai Noelle
My long-time fashion blogger friend Tuesdai Noelle recently launched Designs by Tuesdai, which includes clothing and a new purse collection called Messi Floor.
She has a purse at the Loveys Accessory Boutique, which is owned by Tionna Smalls (who you might know from What Chilli Wants).
This accessories designer is well on her way to securing her dream. Check out the interview and learn more on Tuesdai, her reflections and
Looking for fashion jobs is pretty tough given how many people want to go into the industry, and knowing where to start when there are so many job types available is challenging. I’ve been looking at different recruitment sites, blogs and talking to friends about how to get in to fashion and the advice is varied, making it hard to know if there are any fundamental methods for getting a fashion job. In short, I don’t think there are many other than being passionate about what you do, but also bei
Talk about your self-made men—though Alexis Bittar’s parents were professors, the now well-respected, highly successful jewelry maker never even graduated high school. Makes your Parsons
degree seem a little pointless, hunh? Just kidding. In any case, Bittar tells the videographers over at Vogue Italia that his real education in fashion came from his folks, who…
Really, what would we do without Imran Amed and his essential Business of Fashion blog? We don’t even want to imagine it. For instance, his latest interviewee, Joseph Velosa, CEO of Matthew Williamson, had a ton of invaluable wisdom to offer. Captured at a Fashion Business Club event, Velosa let loose on his start in the industry and his collaborations—including his ongoing partnership with his boyfriend, Williamson. Click below for our favorite snippets.
If you have ever worked in an office, participated in a company meeting or conducted a professional interview, then you will undoubtedly understand the challenge of wholesale womens clothing for business. Nowadays, business clothing for women are more confusing than ever before, and it’s more difficult to achieve the perfect balance of professionalism and style. Fortunately, we are here to provide you with a stylish yet appropriate work wear guide. From chic blazers to exquisite separates, these
And also don’t miss out on more incredible interviews with our other three featured designers at New York Asian Fashion Week Extravaganza - fashion show about their design obsessions and achievements by Runway Passport New York.
Click http://runwaypassport.com/news/?p=2205 to read the full post on Japanese couture designer Naoko Tsuruta.
Click http://runwaypassport.com/news/?p=2208 to read the full post on jewelry designer Yen Yeung of NoBeing.
Click http://runwaypassport.com/news/?p=2191 to read t
Oh to Be a Muse: Blogger Turned Designer: Interviewing Tuesdai Noelle
My long-time fashion blogger friend Tuesdai Noelle recently launched Designs by Tuesdai, which includes clothing and a new purse collection called Messi Floor.
She has a purse at the Loveys Accessory Boutique, which is owned by Tionna Smalls (who you might know from What Chilli Wants).
This accessories designer is well on her way to securing her dream. Check out the interview and learn more on Tuesdai, her reflections and
Looking for fashion jobs is pretty tough given how many people want to go into the industry, and knowing where to start when there are so many job types available is challenging. I’ve been looking at different recruitment sites, blogs and talking to friends about how to get in to fashion and the advice is varied, making it hard to know if there are any fundamental methods for getting a fashion job. In short, I don’t think there are many other than being passionate about what you do, but also bei
Talk about your self-made men—though Alexis Bittar’s parents were professors, the now well-respected, highly successful jewelry maker never even graduated high school. Makes your Parsons
degree seem a little pointless, hunh? Just kidding. In any case, Bittar tells the videographers over at Vogue Italia that his real education in fashion came from his folks, who…
Really, what would we do without Imran Amed and his essential Business of Fashion blog? We don’t even want to imagine it. For instance, his latest interviewee, Joseph Velosa, CEO of Matthew Williamson, had a ton of invaluable wisdom to offer. Captured at a Fashion Business Club event, Velosa let loose on his start in the industry and his collaborations—including his ongoing partnership with his boyfriend, Williamson. Click below for our favorite snippets.
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