Friday, 27 December 2013
Untitled #159
Labels:
DayToNight,
Elizabeth Arden,
fashion,
Givenchy,
Helmut Lang,
J Brand,
Lizzie Fortunato,
NARS Cosmetics,
NYX,
polyvore,
Red Haute,
Rihanna For River Island,
Sephora Collection,
style,
Topshop
Thursday, 26 December 2013
ZARA - edit
I have always been a massive fan of ZARA. Every time I visit the store it's like love at first sight all over again! What I think is great is how the brand manages to keep its loyal customers and bring more in by word of mouth, AND no promotion required.
I have recently been exploring their website and came across the pictures section which I have never seen before. These are edits of the most interesting outfits including ZARA pieces - showing different ways of combining your garments with different everyday-wear.
I have recently been exploring their website and came across the pictures section which I have never seen before. These are edits of the most interesting outfits including ZARA pieces - showing different ways of combining your garments with different everyday-wear.
xoxo
Fashion student editor - part 2
My second column for FashionUnited.com is now ready to read! Hope you enjoy it.
COLUMN - University: that life changing leap that you have to take
COLUMN - University: that life changing leap that you have to take
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Wednesday, 11 December 2013
Mulberry new concept
While working on the group project, we have been asked to come up with a new concept for our chosen brand. Something that will bring the label back to life, boost its sales, and make it recognized and respected within the industry. Our brand was Mulberry. Personally, I found it very hard to think of something that will make them stand out from the crowded circle of fashion designer labels. There is a lot that has already been done by everyone, some of which has proven to be a real boost, or a failure. It is difficult to be able to think of something that goes with your brands identity, as well as, future plans the company already has.
We have decided to collaborate on a perfume campaign with an Australian artist - Victoria Garcia. The reason we chose her, was to be able to make the brand stand out from its competitors. She is a very popular illustrator, inspired by nature and all the wild things. Mulberry is a tree - strongly rooted, this is what the brand would also like to be like. Collaborating with Victoria Garcia will give them the chance to bring out the heritage of nature from the core of Mulberry.
Garcia was to design the print to be used on packaging and the perfume itself. We have come up with ad campaigns, as well as, visual merchandising and a launch party to introduce the new project to the world. Everything has been well thought of and questioned plenty of time. Below are a few slides from the group presentation.
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