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Project (Timeline, Essay and Bibliography)

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Project (Timeline, Essay and Bibliography)

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I used a mind map to write down any notes or ideas around my chosen garment in order to write the essay later.

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This is my moodboard showing some pictures that I like and show who I am.

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Lime Green Home Decors Interior Design Photo Collage

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Rihanna wore this Swarovski dress to the award show after releasing her latest song. Her dress was covered in over 200,000 Swarovski crystals. I really like this look and she made herself stand out from others. She didn't care that people was complaining that she was nude but she argued back saying "No Im not. I'm covered with Swarovski crystals."

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So I looked at Burberry's September Fashion show. I liked the scenery of the show however I thought all the designs of Burberry was the same as previous shows and quite plain. I think the concept of the show of being outside didn't match the clothing as there was like men in black suits like spies but didn't match the theme of being outside in the forest/woods.

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London Fashion Week - Burberry Spring/Summer 2021 Show

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Burberry Spring/Summer 2021 Show at London Fashion Week 2020

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We looked at an article where there was a few disabled iconic women who shared their disabilities and what it is like within the fashion industry and modelling.

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Famous Disabled Influencer in the fashion industry

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Famous Disabled Influencer in the fashion industry

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I choose this disabled fashion influencer Jillian Mercado. I found her inspiring as she has been on the cover of Vogued and Target and on the Times Square in New York. She also signed to IMG models to be a voice to people like her and strengthen representation in the fashion industry.

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Jillian Mercado is a disabled Latinx model who has appeared in campaigns for and Target and on the cover of Teen Vogue. She is signed with IMG and acts as an advocate for greater representation in the industry.

Growing up, Mercado developed a love for fashion, but the industry's Eurocentric and ableist beauty standards meant that she didn't see herself represented. A native New Yorker born to Dominican parents and diagnosed with muscular dystrophy in her early teens, she resolved to redress this inequality by entering the fashion industry herself. She studied a degree in marketing at FIT, going on to intern at Allure magazine in a bid to "learn the politics behind fashion so I could hire people who looked like me," she said at Women of the World's 10th annual summit.

Beyond occasionally modelling for fellow students' projects while at FIT, Mercado's first modelling gig was in a campaign for denim brand Diesel in 2014. The following year, she was signed with IMG Models and has since appeared in campaigns for Nordstrom, Target and Olay, which saw Mercado's image feature on a billboard in Times Square.

She also modelled merchandise for Beyoncé's Formation world tour and has featured in editorials for Glamour, Cosmopolitan and CR Fashion Book. In 2018, Mercado became the first disabled cover star of Teen Vogue, featuring in the magazine's digital September issue.

Mercado uses her platform to push for greater representation in the industry, saying in an interview with Bustle "I just hope that [underrepresented people] see themselves in me, in any way possible." Her activism, which focuses on the intersection of gender and disability, has included working with UN Secretary-General António Guterres in 2018 to reduce inequality, one of the UN's 17 Sustainable Development Goals.

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Jillian Mercado is a disabled Latinx model who has appeared in campaigns for and Target and on the cover of Teen Vogue. She is signed with IMG and acts as an advocate for greater representation in the industry. Growing up, Mercado developed a love for fashion, but the industry's Eurocentric and ableist beauty standards meant that she didn't see herself represented.

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Dove apologized and pulled down an online soap ad in which a black woman pulled up her shirt to reveal a white redheaded woman underneath.

The ad, which has since been removed from Facebook, drew fire from beauty blogger and makeup artist Naythemua.

"An image we recently posted on Facebook missed the mark in representing women of color thoughtfully," Dove tweeted on Saturday. "We deeply regret the offense it caused.

An image we recently posted on Facebook missed the mark in representing women of color thoughtfully. We deeply regret the offense it caused.

- Dove (@Dove) October 7, 2017

Also Read: Is 'Hellboy' Whitewashing Proof of Hollywood 'Genocide Through Script Revisions'?

But the Twitterverse was not impressed, decrying the ad and the brand's history of questionable marketing for its products.

"My being black is symbolic of dirt? This is pure racism," one tweeted.

"I don't understand how global brands like & can be making epic mistakes like this," added another.

Is @Dove soap's marketing strategy
Before - black & dirty
After - Caucasian & clean
Also *who* is approving these ads? pic.twitter.com/l5tq5ZcAJs

- Megha Mohan (@meghamohan) October 8, 2017

Dove you're a disgrace & banned from my house. In fact you have no right to call yourselves "Dove." "Snake" is more appropriate

- Yems (@UKLionHeart247) October 8, 2017

Such disrespect by Dove! My being black is symbolic of dirt? This is pure racism! pic.twitter.com/Xmnp30lAPp

- May Lerone (@MayLerone) October 8, 2017

17 Notorious Cases of Hollywood Whitewashing (Photos)

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Dove Apologizes for 'Racist' Soap Ad That Turned Black Woman White

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Dove apologized and pulled down an online soap ad in which a black woman pulled up her shirt to reveal a white redheaded woman underneath. The ad, which has since been removed from Facebook, drew fire from beauty blogger and makeup artist Naythemua.

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Coco Chanel was a fashion icon in the 1920's and was famous for many of designs such as "the little black dress", worn by another icon Audrey Hepburn.

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My overall score was low. The areas I need to work on are: looking for a job, applying for jobs, interviews, being work ready and career well being.

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This round time I scored higher and only need to work on a few things.

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L4 T2 PROJECT 3 LINE DETAIL Range Plan with VAT

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FROM BERSHKA PROJECT 2

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FROM BERSHKA PROJECT 3

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TAKEN FROM PROJECT 2

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When I put my CV into CV 360 I scored 91%

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I believe that fashion is something that captivates me and forever will. I believe fashion today is a way of communication. It is where people can express themselves, what they feel and who they are as a person, yet it is also a way to bring people to together but also sets people apart. My love for fashion began and grew from my childhood interests: of dressing up, making my own clothes then, creating my own fashion brand with a logo and name then to Design and Technology GCSE when I had to create my own dress for my final assignment.

I always strive to achieve the highest standard possible at any given task and in any situation.
I am familiar with working in a challenging and fast paced environment, particularly dealing with difficult customers in my current role as a Sales Advisor in Superdrug and dealing with multiple projects and responsibilities at the same time. My desire is to go into the Fashion Buying industry and I feel like I have the skills and experience to do so.

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Alanna Thomas - Sales Advisor - Superdrug | LinkedIn

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I believe that fashion is something that captivates me and forever will. I believe fashion today is a way of communication. It is where people can express themselves, what they feel and who they are as a person, yet it is also a way to bring people to together but also sets people apart.

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Part 1

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L4 T2 PROJECT 3 LINE DETAIL Range Plan with VAT