A designer told me he wants to launch three lines at once. While I appreciate his ambition, it's a little cuckoo! Here's my video response.
A designer told me he wants to launch three lines at once. While I appreciate his ambition, it's a little cuckoo! Here's my video response.
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Q: I am an amateur (artistic – bespoke) Milliner, holding my first show, a private viewing and drinks reception for fashion editors, stylists and small boutiques.
There are so many talented designers doing shows, what would bring industry people to mine? What would make my invites stand out?
A: The best way to bring industry people to your event is through personal relationships with them, which is why a lot of people who lack these hire PR companies, to bring these people on
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Hip, sexy, talented, and, apparently, quite the comic interlocutor, Brooklyn-based designer of Navajo-inspired cloaks and all manner of 21st-Century Earth Mother wear, Lindsey Thornburg offered up her various opinions of the fashion Internets to The Contributing Editor. Yes, as an up-and-coming designer she loves it. Yes, by the same rationale, she hates it. But at the end of the day, it’s all about the Benjamins. “I love how you can really do some solid background checks on possible love intere
Shopaholics: Beware. Big Brother is watching you… or, in this case, Acxiom Corporation. The marketing technology company recently did an extensive study on shoppers, and the results are
so specific that it’s almost frightening. Well, for us big spenders, anyways.
“Retailers, take note: Polyvore is a pretty genius marketing tool” –Fashionista.com Yeah, we all know that advertising, marketing, and publicity are key to gettings your garments stocked and sold. Usually, brands have to do the heavy lifting when it comes to things like this all by their lonesome. But today we read in WWD that big-time players French Connection, 1928.com, and Kiehl’s are adding a direct link to Polyvore on their online stores.
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