2.having a big fat breakfast
3. Exercise time
4.meetings
6. Meeting our talented intern designers
7.interview started
8. Something went wrong
Finally finished
9.Dinner time with Christofle n fashion beauties @ Niccolo
My advice for breaking in to fashion: There are a lot of nondesigner jobs in fashion: writers,bloggers,tech jobs, like Web developers, and graphic design jobs. Look at your talents, and there’s probably a fashion job for them.
Worst advice I ever got: When I decided to go to IF fashion, people said, “What are you thinking? A start-up? Online fashion? You’re crazy!” But you wear more hats than you do in an established company, so you learn how to do more. Don’t be scared of a start-up.To score a fashion gig, “show your unique aesthetic,”
Our advice for breaking in to fashion: Intern! We interned all during school, and it made us pay attention to production, like which fabric mills to use.
My typical plugged-in, 24/7 day: I go to showrooms, take photos, and meet with my team or customers to discuss what story we’re seeing. Then I create a bulletin board for each story and call in the clothes, shoes, and accessories we like. As an editor-in-chief I review them all. Before I’m even out of bed, I’m checking Wechat, Weibo,Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Tumblr, Instagram, and so on—and I manage all of them, posting updates and photos and responding to customer-service questions. At the store I live-moment when I see sth interesting . Social media truly never stops. But I have a rule that when I’m with my friends and family, I keep my phone in my bag so I can give them my full attention.
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