FASHION BUSINESS AND RETAIL
HOLLY BLACKBURN
‘Fashion and Lifestyle Magazine’
Progressed from
The Broxbourne School — GCSE
Statement
The aim for my project was to create a magazine based on my chosen fashion brand, Louis Vuitton. In this magazine I have added a range of articles which includes an Amy Winehouse exhibition which I created with images and notes from the exhibitions itself. I have also included the new collections from Louis Vuitton , Bubble Gram and Spring in the city. I featured various images taken by me in the photography studio for the magazine spreads, these include an advert for Fitbit, fashion front cover and contents page.
Destination
Hertford Regional College — Level 2 Hairdressing
ISSY HOWLETT
‘Fashion and Lifestyle Magazine’
Progressed from
Freman College — GCSE
Statement
I created a fashion and lifestyle magazine based on the high street retailer, Bershka. I laid my magazine out keeping true to the style of Bershka while also aiming to appeal to the target market through responding to their needs identified in a survey I created. I looked at a range of articles online that I could use to feature in my magazine, as well as creating my own primary research such as interviews, surveys, exhibition visits and creating my own fashion photography.
Destination
Hertford Regional College — UAL level 3 Photography
Seeking apprenticeship
BELLE RODGERS
‘Fashion and Lifestyle Magazine’
Progressed from
The Knights Templar School — GCSE
Statement
I created my fashion and lifestyle magazine based on a personal favourite brand, ASOS. I carried out In-depth research into ASOS with the intention of basing my magazine on similar features that the brand would include in their own magazine, adding my twist. Thought-out my work I enjoyed conducting interviews and further research, Fortunately I was able to interview a visual merchandiser employee at ASOS, who answered questions for me which gave me additional insight into the company for me to then feature in my magazine as two-page spread. I planned and created primary photography inspired by ASOS, wearing colourful and trendy outfits to fit my theme of a bright magazine which was eye catching to my target audience of young adults.
Destination
The Fashion Retail Academy — Level 3 Diploma Fashion Business and Retail
Seeking apprenticeship or work within the fashion business sector
SCARLETT SMITH
‘Fashion and Lifestyle Magazine’
Progressed from
The Broxbourne school — GCSE
Statement
I created a fashion and lifestyle magazine based on Alexander McQueen. I styled the front cover the way I did because the brand is roman gothic and out there, so I used a black and white filter with red writing to make it pop. I really enjoyed researching the Johnny Depp case and doing the primary and secondary interview. To create this, I used Canva to construct my magazine spread.
Destination
Hertford Regional College — UAL level 3 Visual Merchandising or level 2 Beauty Therapy
CORDELL WARE
‘Fashion and Lifestyle Magazine’
Progressed from
Hertford Regional College — Level 1 Hair and Beauty
Statement
The aspiration for my project was to create a magazine associated with my chosen fashion brand, Valentino. In the interior of my magazine, I have put together a range of articles which includes an overview of the Amy Winehouse exhibition at the design museum using primary research from the exhibitions itself. Throughout the magazine, I reflected on what my audience wanted to see as well as the design choices using surveys aimed at my target market, leading me to write an article on how Valentino embraced diversity. I featured numerous primary images taken in the photography studio and on location, these include the Valentino front cover, contents page, back cover and an advert on Next perfume.
Destination
Hertford Regional College — Level 2 Public Services
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