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So What Was That Anyway? The Mystery Of Resort Collections

Posted by Afingo Fashion on June 23, 2010 at 11:30am

Karlie Kloss Modeling Christian Dior Resort 2011 | Image via Flikr/yu chien 2000

No need to take a vacation to wear a piece from a designer resort collection. Gone are the days where the high-class jet setters and socialites hopping on a plane to St. Tropez are the only ones to sport the “cruise” collections, says The New York Times. The reality is, customers now want to shop and wear their clothes whenever and wherever they desire. According the article, a resort collection, also known as a “pre

Reflections On the Road Towards Becoming a Fashionable Entrepreneur

Posted by Macala Wright on April 8, 2010 at 11:00am

It’s amazing what someone can accomplish in three months. Last year, I moved back east because I found that the person I was completely in love with was diagnosed with cancer. Honestly, we hadn’t been together that long, but all I could think about was, “I’m not gonna lose her, I just found her!”

Steph’s cancer was hard hitting. I quit my job, took the two clients I had and went full force into consulting again and moved 2725 miles across the country – all in less than 30 days. I promised everyon

Consumers Who Use Social Media Are More Likely To Buy

Posted by Macala Wright on March 22, 2010 at 4:34pm

n a recent study of social media usage Chadwick Martin Bailey surveyed 1500 consumers and found over 50% of Facebook fans and Twitter followers say they are more likely to not only recommend, but they are also more likely to buy from those brands than they were before becoming fans/followers.

Findings:

60% of Facebook fans and 79% of Twitter followers are more likely to recommend those brands since becoming a fan or follower.
51% of Facebook fans and 67% of Twitter followers are more likely to buy

So What Was That Anyway? The Mystery Of Resort Collections

Posted by Afingo Fashion on June 23, 2010 at 11:30am

Karlie Kloss Modeling Christian Dior Resort 2011 | Image via Flikr/yu chien 2000

No need to take a vacation to wear a piece from a designer resort collection. Gone are the days where the high-class jet setters and socialites hopping on a plane to St. Tropez are the only ones to sport the “cruise” collections, says The New York Times. The reality is, customers now want to shop and wear their clothes whenever and wherever they desire. According the article, a resort collection, also known as a “pre

Reflections On the Road Towards Becoming a Fashionable Entrepreneur

Posted by Macala Wright on April 8, 2010 at 11:00am

It’s amazing what someone can accomplish in three months. Last year, I moved back east because I found that the person I was completely in love with was diagnosed with cancer. Honestly, we hadn’t been together that long, but all I could think about was, “I’m not gonna lose her, I just found her!”

Steph’s cancer was hard hitting. I quit my job, took the two clients I had and went full force into consulting again and moved 2725 miles across the country – all in less than 30 days. I promised everyon

Consumers Who Use Social Media Are More Likely To Buy

Posted by Macala Wright on March 22, 2010 at 4:34pm

n a recent study of social media usage Chadwick Martin Bailey surveyed 1500 consumers and found over 50% of Facebook fans and Twitter followers say they are more likely to not only recommend, but they are also more likely to buy from those brands than they were before becoming fans/followers.

Findings:

60% of Facebook fans and 79% of Twitter followers are more likely to recommend those brands since becoming a fan or follower.
51% of Facebook fans and 67% of Twitter followers are more likely to buy

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So What Was That Anyway? The Mystery Of Resort Collections

Reflections On the Road Towards Becoming a Fashionable Entrepreneur

Consumers Who Use Social Media Are More Likely To Buy

So What Was That Anyway? The Mystery Of Resort Collections

Reflections On the Road Towards Becoming a Fashionable Entrepreneur

Consumers Who Use Social Media Are More Likely To Buy

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