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What did I learn?

Throughout the first week of this unit students were introduced to the module as a whole and then where asked to do various tasks designed to encourage critical thinking. Playing to your individual skills while applying for job roles and showing employers your essence through digital application is an important skill to have but it’s also not an easy thing to be able to do.

What went well?

Near the end of the week, I had to create a personal SWOT analysis and a values and Motivations table, these exercises helped me focus in on the skills I excel at and which ones I need to improve on. I did defiantly find this helpful because I find personal branding and personal promoting hard to do, I think I struggle with believing my work and personal creativity is authentic, however this SWOT analysis gave me a strong starting point to use for my skill development and my values and motivation table showed me I’m not as “boring” as I once thought.

Long term Implications?

I think going ahead I’ll be able to use these 2 learning techniques whenever I’m given a broad task like “branding yourself”. When a module or project first starts and I receive a brief I tend to get overwhelmed anyways, so much information is thrown at you at a very quick pace so having a template such as SWOT to start off the thought process is useful.

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I’m a queer orientated young creative who has an optimistic outlook on life and an enthusiasm for developing my industry skills

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Thierry Mugler’s flamboyant Couture is going on public display in Paris

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Thierry Mugler, Couturissime will run from September 30 at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs

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Rihanna has unveiled the lineup for her third Savage X Fenty fashion show and it is filled to the brim with queer excellence.

The pop superstar has always had inclusivity high on her list when it comes to her work, as has been seen in her size-inclusive lingerie brand time and time again.

The Grammy Award winner released the trailer for her upcoming show, which will be complete with a musical performance from LGBTQ+ icon Ricky Martin.

It showed an array of musicians, models, actors and dancers all wearing the latest Savage X Fenty collection.

The teaser reveals that Drag Race legends Symone and Gottmik will be appearing on Rihanna's runway alongside Pose star Jeremy Pope.

Also appearing will be legendary dancer Leiomy Maldonado and pop star Troye Sivan.

Rihanna first teased the show on social media alongside the caption: "Start making that guest list to ya watch party baby .... Sept. 24."

A spokesperson said that Savage X Fenty "celebrates fearlessness, confidence, and inclusivity".

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Rihanna's new Savage X Fenty show will star a range of LGBTQ+ icons

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Rihanna has unveiled the lineup for her third Savage X Fenty fashion show and it is filled to the brim with queer excellence. The pop superstar has always had inclusivity high on her list when it comes to her work, as has been seen in her size-inclusive lingerie brand time and time again.

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Thierry Mugler, also known as Manfred, doesn't come out of his semi-retirement for just anything. Of course, he emerged in 2019 to design Kim Kardashian's Met Gala dress and now, she's put him back to work yet again, this time for a Halloween costume. Yes, Kardashian got Mugler, who officially retired from the runway almost two decades ago, to dust off his designing chops so she could wear couture to go trick-or-treating.

Kardashian showed off her full look on Monday and, to be fair, this is no ordinary, Party City purchase. The costume, which Kardashian and Mugler are calling a "Cowbot" features a bra with a star motif, some booty shorts that include Mugler's signature shell-like layering, some chaps, and boots with fin-like pieces protruding from the sides. Kardashian even has real hostlers with silver guns poking out to really up the fantasy. Kardashian topped off the look with a metallic hat that reflects back on to her, giving the beauty mogul an almost ethereal glow.

While the piece is a Mugler original designed for Kardashian, fashion Instagram page @HFTgroup pointed out that the cowbot look seems to combine two iconic moments in Mugler's archives: cowboy motifs played up in his Spring 1992 ready-to-wear collection and the cyborg bodysuit, originally introduced at the Fall 1995 couture show, a version of which Cara Delevingne wore on the cover of British GQ in 2017.

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Perhaps some Kardashian fans were expecting a costume designed by Demna Gvasalia of Balenciaga, considering Kardashian has been almost exclusively wearing the brand for a few weeks now. Or, even something relating to Fendi and the recently-announced collaboration with Skims. If we know anything about Kardashian, it's that she will always take the opportunity to self-promote. Instead though, it seems like she had a bit more fun with her costume. Yes, it is still a couture piece that will now go down in Mugler's archives, but it doesn't seem to have any ulterior motive, which in a way, is refreshing. Maybe Kim just wanted to be a couture cowboy for the night.

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Retired Thierry Mugler Returned for Kim Kardashian's Halloween Costume

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Thierry Mugler, also known as Manfred, doesn't come out of his semi-retirement for just anything. Of course, he emerged in 2019 to design Kim Kardashian's Met Gala dress and now, she's put him back to work yet again, this time for a Halloween costume.

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This year's Met Gala took place in New York on 13 September and queer stars dominated the event from start to finish.

The theme of the night was "In America: A Lexicon of Fashion" with looks inspired by everything from movies to architecture.

Funds from the event will go to the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute and it took place with COVID-19 protocols in place.

Guests had to show proof of vaccination to attend and wear masks indoors unless eating or drinking, with last year's event being cancelled due to the pandemic.

Co-hosting the ball was pop star Billie Eilish, tennis player Naomi Osaka, actor Timothée Chalamet and poet Amanda Gorman.

Queer celebrities such as Dan Levy and Kim Petras made their Met Gala debut, leaving viewers gagged with their jaw-dropping looks.

One of the most show-stopping looks of the night came from Lil Nas X, who wore a Versace suit of gold armour alongside two other outfits.

Spencer star Kristen Stewart stunned in a metallic pink and black blouse paired with white trousers and heels.

Also present was Elliot Page, making his first appearance at the event in a dark suit with a nice pop of colour from a green rose on his lapel.

Here are GAY TIMES favourite queer looks from this year's Met Gala:

Lil Nas X

Kehlani

Kristen Stewart

Keke Palmer

Tom Daley

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Met Gala: Here's your roundup of LGBTQ+ stars who killed the red carpet

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This year's Met Gala took place in New York on 13 September and queer stars dominated the event from start to finish. The theme of the night was "In America: A Lexicon of Fashion" with looks inspired by everything from movies to architecture.

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If you were compiling a time capsule to preserve and educate future earthlings, or Gen Z's, on the monumental pop culture importance that was Y2K, you bet Juicy Couture tracksuits and the Viva La Juicy scent would be locked in that vault.

The mere touch of the velour sweatpants would be enough to bring back iconic memories of The Simple Life, JLO bopping to I'm Real, and scenes of pop legend Britney Spears getting her multiple frap fixes in Hollywood. Girl! What a time it was to be alive.

So, like, our girl Juicy has practically been at the forefront of global history, and for their 25th Birthday she's dug into her archive to relaunch the iconic Juicy Crest. The original artwork is reinstated alongside the biblical tagline 'In Juicy We Trust' being tatted on the derrière of the wearer.

Juicy's new velour collection is seen across a range of four tracksuit colourways; Powder Blue, Quiet Grey, Almond Blossom and Black; as well as a selection of jersey tees.

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Juicy Couture turns 25 and she's never looked better

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Free clothes - but at what cost? Fast fashion label Pretty Little Thing, which is owned by the behemoth Boohoo group, announced its Black Friday celebrations today with an unprecedented 100 per cent off sale. While most items on the brand's website saw at least a partial discount, many garments, including a slinky tie-front shirt, black bunny mask, and an off-the-shoulder playsuit cost absolutely nothing to buy.

Limited to one order per customer, PLT's 100 per cent discount has been met with excitement by many. Even a cursory scroll through its Twitter or Instagram accounts will bring up reams of comments from fans celebrating their steals or bemoaning that products sold out too quickly.

However, these purchases come laden with hefty environmental and ethical price tags. In order for these companies to quite literally give away their stock, they have to have made significant financial trade-offs within their supply chain. When the price of clothing is so low, it often comes from a cycle of exploitation, where the human cost of making the garment is just as unfathomable. Simply put, it's impossible to sell something for £0.00 and pay factory workers anything which remotely resembles a fair wage. The two concepts are mutually exclusive.

Yet this is endemic to the proposal of fast fashion and the way its juggernauts feed a poisonous culture of overconsumption and disposability. Sustainability campaigners attest that overproduction contributes substantially to environmental degradation and the fashion industry's contribution to the climate crisis is well documented. Every week, 15 million items of clothing arrive at a municipal dump in Accra, Ghana while almost half of fast fashion produce is made from virgin plastic. What's more, according to a 2020 report on Black Friday, online deliveries churn out approximately 429,000 metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions in the UK alone. The more companies slash their pricing, the greater the demand from the general public, and thus the vicious cycle takes another dangerous loop.

Brands like Pretty Little Thing and Boohoo often claim that they simply produce as much as their customers desire - see the godforsaken Missguided documentary for direct quotes on that - but a 100 per cent discount makes that notion an impossible one to reckon with. Since going any lower is now physically impossible when it comes to its prices, perhaps next year PLT will be paying you to buy its product.

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Ugly Big Thing: fast fashion brand PLT introduces a 100% discount

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Jeremy Scott's Most Fashionable Friendships - Moschino Designer Katy Perry Miley Cyrus

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From Madonna to Miley, Jeremy Scott has no shortage of famous friends.

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What did I learn?

The application form for the formative assessment centre was a task that needed to be completed during the second week of the module and I feel as though I thrived in this part of the module which defiantly surprised me a lot.

What went well?

Being able to use the STARR module for the application form questions really helped give my answers structure and clarity, I’m dyslexic so I never believed formal written work would be a strong skill of mine however with the help of the STARR template I was able to deliver clear concise answers which flowed well while still showing off my strengths. I was also taught how to change a negative experience I had in work into a positive one by showing employers I’m able to learn from previous errors.

Long Term Implications

This module helps develop so many transferable skills, this new method of answering application form questions is something I will be using whenever applying for anything whether that be a graduation job, a part time job, a placement etc. what’s great is the STARR model is easily transferrable between job specifications.

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As many LGBTQ Americans plan to gather with their families - or " chosen families" - for the holidays, Thanksgiving might look more normal this year. But whether you are celebrating over a Zoom call or laughing with loved ones over "RuPaul's Drag Race" reruns and turkey, there is always a reason to be thankful.

From a record number of LGBTQ athletes competing in the Olympics to JoJo Siwa's historic run on ABC's "Dancing With The Stars," here are a dozen queer milestones we're thankful for this year.

Reality star and YouTube sensation JoJo Siwa, 18, made history on ABC's "Dancing With the Stars" as the first competitor in the the show's 30 seasons to dance with a same-sex partner. Siwa and her dance partner, Jenna Johnson, finished in second place after their groundbreaking run.

Following this season's finale on Monday, Siwa shared an Instagram post expressing her gratitude for the production crew, the judges, her loved ones and - of course - her dance partner.

"I'm so beyond proud of you and I'm so proud of us!!! We did it. I'm so proud of every dance we did. I'm so proud of the stories that we told. And I am MORE than proud of the message that we spread," Siwa, who came out as part of the LGBTQ community earlier this year, wrote. "I'm so thankful that kids today have moments in history like this to look to and realize that LOVE IS LOVE and being who you are is beautiful. Celebrate being born the way you are everyday no matter what!"

This year's Tokyo Summer Games was dubbed by some as the "Rainbow Olympics" for its record number of LGBTQ competitors. At least 186 out athletes from around the world were present at this year's competition, more than triple the number at the 2016 Rio Summer Games, according to LGBTQ sports site Outsports.

Perhaps even more impressive is that these queer Olympians earned earned 32 individual and team medals in Tokyo. Outsports founder Cyd Zeigler noted that these athletes "didn't just show up - they also performed at a very high level."

British diver Tom Daley was among the medalists, earning his first gold medal, along with his synchronized diving partner, Matty Lee. Daley, who is married to American screenwriter Dustin Lance Black, has appeared in four Olympic competitions and has won a total of four medals: one gold and three bronze.

Canadian soccer star Quinn made history at the Tokyo Summer Games as the first out transgender athlete to ever compete in the Olympics. Quinn, a midfielder, helped Canada's women's soccer team defeat Sweden in the final game to win the country's first-ever gold in the event.

TikTok stars Robert Reeves, Mick Peterson, Bill Lyons and Jessay Martin - known collectively as the "Old Gays" - achieved fame this year for their viral videos showing everything from their hilarious reactions to Cardi B's "WAP" music video to sharing their coming-out journeys to a look back on the loves of their lives.

The foursome of gay men, who range in age from the mid-60s to late 70s, have more than 3.2 million followers and 320 million views across their social media platforms.

"I'm still having a hard time wrapping my head around that, truly," Lyons, 77, told NBC's TODAY.com in June. "I mean, at 77 years old, I never had any idea that this would happen to me. It's totally surreal. I feel like a dinosaur, but the way that people are reacting to me and to the others, I can't believe it."

In November, the quartet signed with Brian Graden Media (BGM) to develop a docuseries about their personal and professional social media lives, all while living together in Cathedral City, California.

This Valentine's Day, we turned to the NBC Out community, asking longtime LGBTQ couples to give us guidance on what it means - and what it takes - to thrive together.

Marianne and Vicki Oakes were among the couples that shared their story. Four years after they met, when they were both 19, Marianne came out to Vicki as transgender.

"I sat down with her and said, 'This is how it is for me. I've got these feelings.' I didn't know where it was going to go," Marianne told NBC News in February. "I was on my own with this. Back then there was no education."

A year later, they were married and have been together for more than four decades.

Marianne said sharing her love story is part of her mission in the world as a counselor for trans people.

"There's a narrative that trans people can't find love," Marianne said. "That narrative and that myth keeps us frightened and from being seen. We can find love. Perpetuating the myth must stop."

Actor and singer Demi Lovato came out as nonbinary in May and said they would be changing their pronouns to they/them.

"Not only has my life been a journey for myself, I was also living for those on the other side of the cameras," Lovato, who got their start on "Barney & Friends" and has had roles on shows like "Grey's Anatomy" and "Prison Break," wrote on Twitter.

"Today is a day I'm so happy to share more of my life with you all - I am proud to let you know that I identify as nonbinary & will officially be changing my pronouns to they/them moving forward," Lovato, 29, told fans at the time.

Other celebrities and public figures to come out this year include NFL player Carl Nassib, Brothers Osborne singer-guitarist TJ Osborne and actor Cassandra " Elvira" Peterson.

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg announced in September that he and his husband, Chasten, officially became parents of two children.

"Chasten and I are beyond thankful for all the kind wishes since first sharing the news that we're becoming parents," Buttigieg tweeted alongside a photo of him and his husband holding their newborn son and daughter. "We are delighted to welcome Penelope Rose and Joseph August Buttigieg to our family."

Being a first-time parent is the "most demanding thing I think I've ever done," Buttigieg, a former Navy intelligence officer and 2020 presidential candidate, said in October.

Former boy band star Lance Bass and husband Michael Turchin also welcomed their two newborn babies, via surrogate, in October.

"Haven't slept much in 5 days and I'm covered in ick but I've never been so happy!" he captioned a quartet of photos of daughter Violet Betty and son Alexander James shortly after their birth. "Now there are four of us in this house that wear diapers (hint: it's not me or @michaelturchinart)."

Queer representation in comic books exploded this year, with comics reinventing character fan favorites - including Robin, Batwoman and the Flash - as part of the LGBTQ community.

Most notably, the internet exploded when DC Comics announced that the next-generation Superman Jonathan Kent, the son of Clark Kent and Lois Lane, is bisexual. DC made the announcement on National Coming Out Day in October.

"When I was offered this job, I thought, 'Well, if we're going to have a new Superman for the DC Universe, it feels like a missed opportunity to have another straight white savior,'" series writer Tom Taylor told Reuters in an October interview.

When Marvels' "Eternals" hit theaters earlier this month, superhero fans got to see the first openly queer superhero in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Phastos. Played by "Atlanta" star Brian Tyree Henry, Phastos is part of a tribe of alien immortals with fantastic powers and is married to a human husband, played by actor Haaz Sleiman.

For the first time in the history of the U.S. "RuPaul's Drag Race" franchise, a transgender contestant was crowned the winner of the hit competition show.

Kylie Sonique Love snagged the crown of the sixth season of "RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars," which streamed on Paramount+.

"I couldn't have done this without thanking the universe every single day, for all my blessings and all the people around me that believed in my dreams," Love said following her win in September. "I'm so grateful to Paramount+, World of Wonder and RuPaul for taking everything she's learned in the business and for giving people like me an opportunity. Not just drag queens but trans people, and I'm so grateful to be the first trans representation with the crown."

Rapper Lil Nas X released a cover performance of Dolly Parton's 1974 hit " Jolene " in September, garnering more than 3.8 million views on YouTube.

Parton said in a tweet that she "was so excited" when someone told her that Lil Nas X had covered "Jolene."

"I had to find it and listen to it immediately ... and it's really good," she wrote, adding, "I was surprised and I'm honored and flattered."

The 22-year-old rapper appeared awestruck in his Twitter response to the music legend.

Sporting the iconic Playboy bunny outfit - heels, black tights, a bow-tie and lingerie topped with bunny ears - makeup guru Bretman Rock made queer cover model history in October, becoming the first gay man to grace the digital cover of Playboy magazine.

"For Playboy to have a male on the cover is a huge deal for the LGBT community, for my brown people community and it's all so surreal," Rock, who is Filipino American, said at the time on Twitter.

Model Ariel Nicholson also made history, as the first transgender person to be featured on the cover of U.S. Vogue.

Nicholson was one of eight models to grace the cover of the fashion magazine's "Generation America"-themed September issue.

"To have the opportunity to participate in the shifting landscape of fashion is a dream come true," she wrote in the caption of an Instagram post celebrating the milestone.

In a rare showing of bipartisanship on LGBTQ issues, the U.S. Senate unanimously passed legislation in June designating the site of Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida, a national memorial.

On June 12, 2016, 49 patrons were killed and dozens more wounded in one of the country's most gruesome massacres.

President Joe Biden signed the legislation into law several days after the fifth anniversary of the attack.

"The unanimous consent is such welcome news as we are set to mark the five-year remembrance of the Pulse tragedy," the Pulse nightclub said in a statement at the time. "This recognition from both the House and Senate means so much to the LGBTQ+ community. #WeWillNotLetHateWin"

Rapper Lil Nas X's hit song about gay sex was nominated for three Grammy Awards, catapulting LGBTQ narratives to the highest echelon of achievement in the music industry.

The provocative song - "Montero (Call Me By Your Name)" - is up for song of the year, record of the year and best music video at the 64th annual Grammy Awards, which are being held Jan. 31 in Los Angeles.

Its title is a reference to the gay romance novel and 2017 film "Call Me By Your Name." But its lyrics are less about love and more about lust, with lines including "romantic talking? You don't even have to try" and "I'm not fazed, only here to sin."

Other LGBTQ artists who received Grammy nominations this year include singer-songwriter Brandi Carlile, pop star Halsey and singer-songwriter Arlo Parks.

Although she did not end up wining in September, Mj Rodriguez made history in July for becoming the first transgender performer to pick up an Emmy nomination for a major acting category. Rodriguez was nominated in the lead drama actress category for her role as Blanca Rodriguez on FX's hit show "Pose."

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As many LGBTQ Americans plan to gather with their families - or " chosen families" - for the holidays, Thanksgiving might look more normal this year. But whether you are celebrating over a Zoom call or laughing with loved ones over "RuPaul's Drag Race" reruns and turkey, there is always a reason to be thankful.

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"Social Media Managers are responsible for planning, implementing, managing and monitoring company's Social Media strategy in order to increase brand awareness, improve Marketing efforts and increase sales."

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"This role requires someone who is creative and can identify, create, manage and deliver digital content using a range of techniques, across channels including websites, social media and webinars. ... The ideal candidate will be a motivated individual who is passionate about digital marketing and producing tangible results"

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Fashion stylists style clothes and outfits for photo shoots, advertisements, and celebrity appearances on talk shows or in movies, attend models' events and otherwise keeps up-to-date on the latest trends in the fashion world

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You will take charge of directing photo shoots, coordinating brand marketing campaigns, creating detailed design plans, and evaluating the latest fashion trends. In addition to having a talent for fashion, the ideal candidate will be highly creative with excellent leadership and communication skills.

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In such a job profile, one is expected to develop, deliver and communicate visual concepts as well as strategies to promote retail brands, products and in-store services, either online or in catalogues. In addition, visual merchandisers may opt to work in fashion stores, museums, galleries or work to create visual concepts for events, runway shows, art exhibitions, etc.

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What did I learn?

A lecture was delivered about the second part of our professional Industry Practice module which entailed creating a campaign shoot concept for Depop surrounding a trend or youth culture of our choice. These campaign concepts would then have to be presented at the virtual assessment centre and then expanded before final hand in.

What went well?

I was happy about the second half of the module because it meant I was able to focus on creating visual work for a while, I find that a lot more enjoyable for me rather than having to produce content such as CVs, Cover Letters Application forms etc. I also had an idea for which trend and youth culture I was going to focus on, which is always better than days of trail, error and restarting.

Long term implications

Sitting in the lecture and taking notes on the tutor’s explanation of the brief and own personal thoughts really helps me and is something I’m able to relate back to throughout the project, it’s always important to think about the learning outcomes I’m being marked on, having your own personal notes on the brief and key notes to hand also helps you from going off topic throughout the project.

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Assessment Centre

The assessment centre was an activity I was able to take part of which simulated real recruitment scenarios like group tasks, interviews and presentation. This was a great opportunity and after the event took place, we received professional external feedback in hopes the experience will prepare students for industry interviews. I was very pleased with myself after the assessment centre as I feel I received some lovely complements, it really motivated me and put me in a good position to continue the module with confidence I previously lacked. Time management was the most noticeable constructive criticism I received which was accurate, I think with my presentation I was passionate about the topic and so I ended up not portioning out my time correctly

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Presenting& feedback

During the last week before the festive break from university in a group of about 25 peers we all shared campaign concept ideas for the Depops brief, we didn’t do full presentations just 2 pages of your choice out of the 10 produced. I was excited to share my work with queers and receive some tutor and queer feedback for the first time throughout this module and self-reflection techniques I’ve been able to grow in confidence and be prouder of my work, I’ve always been a confidence person however when it comes to me work, I always feel I’m lacking originality and execution. I’ve come to realise that I have all the creative and my execution of concepts and ideas could defiantly use some development however I’m already taking the steps to do that through taking part in LinkedIn learning courses to broaden my adobe knowledge. The feedback I received was all positive and also none of my queers had a concept which was similar to mine which made me feel confident in my concept.

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What did I learn?

Learning how to create a creative CV and figuring out what a Creative CV actual has to include, I’ve had a regular CV for years which I’ve edited multiple times but again going back to my previous worries about originality creative CVs are something I’ve stayed away from because trying to market my personality and make myself stand out seems like a daunting task, what if I find out I’m not original at all?

What went well?

I started off by looking on Pinterest for different types of creative CVs and figured out they are mostly like a regular CV just more visually appealing and usually a lot less information on after looking for inspiration I needed a theme and colour palette to use. I thought about my personality, and I’ve been told I’m optimistic, fun, don’t take myself too seriously so I thought I would create a fun 70s inspired creative CV, 70s fashion is currently trending so I thought it would be a great fit.

Long Term Implications

Within the fashion industry a creative CV is going to be eye catching and help me stand out in an over saturated employee market, I’ve made my creative CV easily to edit to a different theme or colour scheme because it needs to be constantly changing with my personality and different aesthetics are going to fit different job specifications best.