Fashion Careers

Most runway shows take six to nine months to plan from first concept to final strike, and a fashion week slot or a large … Read more

Nobody sends fashion week invitations to bloggers unsolicited. There are two doors: pitch a brand’s publicist or PR agency show by show, or apply … Read more

To become a wardrobe stylist for TV, you build a portfolio, get assistant work on real sets, learn continuity and script breakdowns, then book … Read more

You can build a styling portfolio without clients by styling pieces you already own or borrow, shooting them yourself or with a collaborator working … Read more

A pitch email to a fashion editor is short, specific, and built around one story idea that fits what that editor actually publishes. To … Read more

To start a personal styling business from home, you need three things: a defined niche, a short list of clearly priced services, and a … Read more

A fashion stylist assistant supports a lead or celebrity stylist by organizing the wardrobe, sourcing clothing and accessories, steaming and prepping garments, coordinating fittings, … Read more

A fashion publicist spends most of the day on media relations: researching who covers a beat, writing pitches that fit what those writers actually … Read more

Most fashion PR internship interviews last about 30 minutes, and the questions follow a predictable arc: who you are, why fashion PR, why this … Read more

You can break into fashion PR with no experience, and the fastest route is proof of work rather than a lucky internship. Pick one … Read more