Gianna, founder of The NY Archive, has created a vintage designer store. From selling clothes out of her childhood bedroom to now having a store with over 20 vendors, Gianna knows how to turn a passion for fashion into a successful business.
Claire Brodsky, founder of CB Design & Creative, a social media agency that helps brands develop their visual identity and create content for their digital platforms, gives insight into what truly goes on behind the scenes when working with brands.
What does it really take to own a business in fashion? The real work happens behind the scenes.
Meeting deadlines, building connections, and reporting on important events are just a few of the tasks that journalist Catie Pusateri handles at Fashionista.
The key to having a well curated clothing store is to have a buyer who is well versed in the world of fashion. Jenny Marie Moore, a former buyer turned stylist gives her insights on what a buyer, her experience, as well as her transition from being a buyer to a stylist.
Festicia Bovell is the founder and editor-in-chief of FOCUS Magazine, a lifestyle publication that highlights Zillennial culture and the voices shaping it.
How short-lived aesthetics are reshaping personal style and accelerating overconsumption?
Asia first entered the industry through internships at InStyle before moving on to Teen Vogue, where she spent two and a half years. After beginning her career in fashion, she later transitioned into beauty, a field where her perspective and creativity continue to make an impact.
Meet Magali Souffrant, also known as Lily. She is one of the faces behind the fashion world's most dazzling events.
In the fast paced fashion industry, having someone to guide you or offer advice, especially for those just starting out, can make all the difference. A perfect example is Alejandra Trombetta, a senior marketing manager at Atlanta Apparel.
