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I.AM.RAZNA and this is my personal fashion and everything else related blog:personal or contreversial. I have a diploma completed at the London College of Fashion and 1 year left at University of Huddersfield to finish my degree, both in FASHION*MEDIA*PROMOTION! I have had work experience at fashion magazine More! and hope to gain further experience in the fashion industry.My interests and skills lie in FASHION > STYLING * PR * MARKETING * JOURNALISM * PROMOTION AND COMMUNICATIONS * BRANDING * TREND SPOTTING AND FORECASTING whatever happens razzle dazzle fashion bizzle will keep you updated! All the articles in June 2010 are all my personal work so far, as of July everything will be updated and with current times xoxo

Sunday, 27 June 2010

Fashion Campaigns >Integrated Marketing Communications

Integrated Marketing elements in Fashion Campaigns

Trend>Spotting Mood Boards

These trends spotting mood boards, are a reflection on future fashion trends>  inspiration from street style,fashion designers,popular culture and any following trends globally.

Trends > Spotting Mood Boards

Friday, 25 June 2010

More! Fashion magazine work experience April 2010



Day One I arrived at the office in Covent Garden London, nicely dressed, but still unsure of my outfit that took me hours to prepare the night before, I was met at the lifts by one of the fashion Interns at More! After a short discussion, I came to realise she was there along with another intern on a three month placement. They were to find out, out of the two of them; only one successful candidate would be kept on for a permanent role in 1 weeks time, how nerve wrecking I thought.

I was also introduced to the other work experience girl who was studying at London retail Academy and we were to work together for the next two weeks of our work experience. We were taken up swiftly to the More! Office. I noticed how busy the office was and almost 60 members of staff occupied seats at their personal Mac computers on rows of long desks. Issues of More! Were stacked on desks and issue covers were posted on the surrounding walls. I was then taken to the returns corner in the office, and the rest of the day resumed returning products/samples back to the PR of brands, and finding correct contacts using the Fashion Monitor directory , which all magazine companies and brands alike use.

I also had to collect deliveries from the post room three times a day. And give them to allocated stylists or unpack and hang the clothes in their styling cupboards in order of trends or product range. We had an hour for lunch everyday, and when on duty were expected to run any errands, if any of the fashion staff needed anything. For example; breakfast for staff or to take samples to any of the press offices around central London. Outside the office duties, I also attended a fashion shoot at Holborn Studios and assisted in helping the model with changes and making sure I helped the stylist any way possible. I also had to organise the clothes ready for the shoot and packed up at the end. The experience was exciting as there was a makeup artist and photographer and a professional model, alongside the More! Stylist, the studio was nice and music in the background created a nice vibe for the people working on the shoot.

More information will be provided very shortly on my work experience at More!, and for anyone considering fashion work experience will find this very helpful in advance as it is a very fast paced, competitive industry.

In the meantime here is a link to the More! fashion website and facebook fan page for more useful guidance or just to get a quick fix on fashion and celebs. 

http://www.moremagazine.co.uk/ and http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/moremag?ref=ts

Saturday, 19 June 2010

My Paris City Guide/ Dita Von Teese > the snow/the fashion/the iconic features (February 2010)

Enjoy the photographs of Le Paree at this time, from my visit in a very cold February. Taking the Eurostar to Paris,had a suprise in store >DITA VON TEESE!! when my friend grabbed my hand and asked whether the lady struggling with her Louis Vuitton suitcases and sky high heels, looked like a celebrity of the burlesque kind, I did engage my eyes directly to her!! and to my surprise it was, that dark haired, pale skinned, red lipped vision, with her Prada shade cover -up, there was no denying the facts, it was Dita herself. Within seconds, I took myself and two friends at hand to the train staff and asked if we could swiftly glide into first class, just to say hello to this celebrity we had, oh- so spotted at St.Pancreas. To our delight he let us on for a few minutes and we got to handshake and meet the lady herself. She spoke in the sweetest voice and was perfectly groomed, just how you would imagine.

More information will be provided soon about my experiences in the fashion capital,what caught my eye, for the good and bad reasons, and captions for the photos..stay tuned!But for now enjoy the easy to use Paris city guide I created and photos I took !

Paris City Guide