Table of Contents “What To Wear This Season”- Pg. 6-13
“So You Want To Become A Model”- Pg. 18-20
“Designer of the Month”- Pg. 26-29
“So You’re A Fashion Student”- Pg. 26-29
“Networking: Who To Look Out For”- Pg. 44-48
Editor in Chief: Janai Ruiz
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Karlie Kloss, H&M
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Fall/Winter equals time to throw on that favorite jacket.
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Oliver Stummvoll, Versace
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What To Wear This Season Womenswear Definition: Big Belts & Capes
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Pleats & Eastern Influence
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Floorduster Coat & Patchwork
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Ribbed Knitwear & Victorian Highneck
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Menswear Definition: Baggy Trousers & Fur
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Leopard Print & Masculine/Feminine Appeal
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Oversized Coats & Seventies Style
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Shearling & Velvet
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Lily McMenamy, Next Model Management
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Anja Rubik, Polish Model
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Dolce&Gabbana
Fiona Garden (Opulence Magazine)
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Sonia Rykiel, H&M
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So You Want To Become A Model Tips: 1) Do Your Research! Definition: Know your designers, agencies out there, people of the industry, even great photographers!
2) Be Prepared! Definition: Taking classes and visiting agencies can be really nerve wrecking. Prepare yourself for any decisions or comments a person who is evaluating you, may have. Prepare yourself mentally with that , and physically by staying healthy, and maintaining the weight you are or should be at.
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3) Make Your Portfolio An A+! Definition: When you visit any agency or model call, they are going to want to see your portfolio. Your portfolio defines if you have what it takes. Have different styles and themed photoshoots in there as well so industry professionals know how versatile you can be as a model.
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4) Be Yourself! Definition: Nothing is worse than pretending to be something or somebody you are not. Your personality is what makes you and everyone is different. Trust this fact, people want to get to know and see the real you. It is okay to be nervous but you will be happier when you make that decision.
5) Be A Role Model
Definition: Make It Work!!!
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Michaela Kocianova, European Model
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Chad White
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Gypsy Boho Winter Style
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Gabriele Regesaite, IMG Paris
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Marion Cotillard, Dior Magazine
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Designer of the Month (October) Definition: Jeremy Scott
Coming out of Kansas City, Missouri then attended Pratt Institute for Fashion Design, he has teamed up with Adidas and is brand ambassador of Moschino, this is Jeremy Scott. Our designer of this month of October has been having a year like no other. Jeremy Scott has collaborated and designed outfits for stars such as Miley Cyrus, Katy Perry, Rihanna, Jared Leto, Lady Gaga, and more! A lot of his fans can be seen wearing his sneakers he designed such as those teddy bear sneakers or sneakers with wings (the Adidas collaboration). Being brand ambassador of Moschino, Jeremy has collaborated with a lot of cartoons and other recognizable brands out there with his designs and is known to twist them up in some sort of way. He is someone to definitely turn to when in need of a very creative, unique, and crazy (in a good way) design idea.
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Jeremy Scott x Moschino Fall Winter 2015-16 Collection
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Ballet Fashion
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Heidi Mount, Le Management
Wang Xiao, H&M
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Natasha Poly
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So you’re a Fashion Student Here are some tips. Definition: 1)Anything doesn’t guarantee SUCCESS! Definition: Not even starting your own fashion line can mean success or a specific internship or job you landed as you are still in school. Think about something before you start your own business. Work for somebody or for a specific company you really admire, that will help you make your decision.
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2) Find Gainful Employment! Definition: Go for a job! That is part of what is going to help you survive your years. Whether it be for a retail shop or a restaurant, anything will be helpful for yourself and will help you gain much more knowledge. While you work there you can work on your fashion brand and creative ideas on the side, this will give you more of a chance to breathe and plan exceptionally!
3)Don’t spend too much money! Definition: Even though you are excited to show off your skills and ideas, don’t spend more than how much your tuition is for your own fashion show or any presentation. A simple powerpoint presentation with maybe a small prototype you put together is good enough. Employers will see what your idea is as you speak and go on from there. It is as simple as that.
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4)Don’t be Shy! Definition: How you present yourself is publicly important. You cannot be a difficult shy person when talking with others in the industry, networking, in a presentation, or during an interview. You have to be so passionate about your dream and vision, focus on what you believe in. Not everybody has the same thoughts as you, but someone might steal that spotlight before you do. Fashion is a very competitive field/industry, it is just a matter of time until someone comes out with a design before you can even present it yourself. A lot of people also remember another person just by their first experience and base you off of that. Be yourself and be free. Again, fashion is competitive but there really are no boundaries.
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Men Editorial
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RJ King, Male Model
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World Press Photo Awards
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Black & White Studio Shoot
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Ballerina Fashion
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Networking Definition: Who To Look Out For There a good handful of recognizable fashion/style icons out there. Icons like Anna Wintour, Tyra Banks, Andre Leon Talley, Karl Lagerfeld & Grace Coddington. But there are more very important personnel who are out there, sitting in the front row at fashion week, working behind the scenes, and those who really know what is going on. Sarah Burton
Definition: English fashion designer, currently creative director of fashion brand Alexander McQueen. She designed Catherine Middleton's wedding dress for her wedding to Prince William, Duke of Cambridge in April 2011. In 2012, she was named in Time 100, an annual list of the 100 most influential people in the world according to Time.
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Floriane de Saint Pierre
Definition: This headhunter launched her own firm at 26 and has been responsible for some of fashion’s most important creative and executive hires. She has enabled some of fashion’s most fitting and lucrative partnerships, including Christopher Bailey at Burberry, Alber Elbaz at Guy Laroche, Narciso Rodriguez at Calvin Klein, Italo Zucchelli as the menswear design director of the same label, and Christophe Lemaire at Lacoste.
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Glenda Bailey
Definition: Editor-in-chief of Harper's Bazaar, a monthly fashion magazine published by the Hearst Corporation. She was appointed to this position in May 2001. Bailey has also served as the Editor of British Marie Claire, which she launched in 1988. British Marie Claire earned Bailey three Magazine Editor of the Year Awards, five Magazine of the Year Awards and two Amnesty International Awards. In August 1995, she was named as International Editorial Consultant for all 26 editions of Marie Claire.
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Russell Marsh
Definition: A freelance casting director spent years at Prada and launched the careers of models Lara Stone, Daria Werbowy, and Gemma Ward. Marsh started his career in fashion production in 1985, working as an assistant for show producer Mikel Rosen in London. Working alongside Mikel, Marsh raised his profile assisting on shows for the likes of Jean Muir, Body Map, Hussein Chalayan andAlexander McQueen, before first collaborating with Prada in 1997, co-ordinating a show for the brand’s diffusion line Miu Miu. The working relationship continued for 15 years and gained Marsh international
acclaim for his discerning model selections.
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Alexa Chung
Definition: English fashion model, television presenter, and contributing editor at British Vogue. Chung wrote a monthly column for British women's magazine Company from October 2007 to June 2008. She then wrote a weekly newspaper column for Britain's The Independent from November 2008 to June 2009, entitled "Girl About Town" and later "New York Doll". In June 2009, she was made a contributing editor of British Vogue. She has interviewed designers such as Karl Lagerfeld and Christopher Kane for the publication, and wrote a cover story about Kate Upton. Chung's first book, It, was released on 5 September 2013. She is a muse to many fashion designers because of her distinctive personal style. She frequently appears on best-dressed lists, is a regular model for Vogue, Elle, and Harper's Bazaar and is often seen in the front row at fashion shows. In 2009, the designer handbag company Mulberry created the "Alexa", a much sought-after bag named after and inspired by her. In January 2010, she was named in Tatler  ’s top 10 best-dressed list. In February 2010, Chung collaborated with J.Crew's Madewell on a womenswear line which was unveiled during New York Fashion Week.
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Cara Delevingne, Garage Magazine
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Frida Aasen, Women Management
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Dolly Girl Fashion
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Mens Blanket Coat
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Neelam Gill, Models1, Wilhelmina (NYC&Miami), Special (Milan), Place (Hamburg) & Elite (Paris).
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Jennifer Lawrence
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Masked Model
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