Sunday, April 25, 2010

MODEL BEHAVIOR





Salut Mes Amis!!!

Ohhh boy. The month of April has been work-filled. Being a high school junior is hard work. I have ACT testing this week, synchronized swimming show this weekend and a parade to march in on Saturday morning. Straight up crazyness. But hey, being active in my community is a good thing. Two weeks ago, I had my student fashion show at my high school. Overall, it was a total success. All the looks were well put together and the designer pieces were beautiful. Even my parents came to the fashion show to see my dress.


About my dress: My dress was made completely out of newspaper. It was painted/splatter painted with black and yellow arcylic paint. My inspiration for this dress was MGMT's song Time to Pretend, which talks about the rock n'roll lifestyle and the pains of growing up. I actually came up with the vision of this dress as I was listening to this song. The dress has two straps and a sweetheart neckline. The skirt part of the dress has two slits on the side. My model wore black fishnets, black silver- studded boots, black jean vest, a black cross and black oval sunglasses. BLACK. BLACK. BLACK. My model also sported wavy hair to finish the complete look. The picture of my model on the runway is above.


Overall, I am complete happy with the outcome of my dress. Alot of tears, fears and hard work went into making the dress. I am proud of my design and my dress. At the end of the fashion show, the designers got to walk out at the end. Seeing people clap and cheer like that for fashion is a great feeling. I can get use to that feeling for the rest of my life.
Well enough of my fashion-based rant. I've got to go.
Later Fashionistas...and remenber one thing for me.
do what you love and love what you do.
xoxo
TD

Saturday, April 17, 2010

QUOTE OF IMPORTANCE

"Are you sure this world is for you? And are you sure you are the right person to survive in this world- the world of fashion- a world without rules, no laws? Answer that question honestly for yourself. Are you ready to accept injustice? The idea of the fashion industry may look better from the outside. It can look like the world of dream jobs- for a very happy few."

-Karl Lagerfeld, The Teen Vogue Handbook: An Insider's Guide to Careers in Fashion.



Tuesday, April 6, 2010

NEW YORK, I LOVE YOU.


The brochure I got at Parsons.


A part of my heart..lies in New York City.



NBC Studios.


The best street in the world.


My future school...Parsons is the best.


Me in front of the Statue of Liberty.


One of the major bridges on the East River....maybe the Manhattan Bridge?


People in Manhattan...always moving, never stopping.

Hey Fashionistas!!!


I'm back from the wonderful New York City. I had a blast....I want to live there after college. All that hustle and bustle is just my style. Here are some pictures from my trip above this typing. All of these pictures were taken by me with my lovely camera...named Penelope. She is a Canon Powershot SX20 IS. Loves her. I wish I was still there..but back to the scary reality of High School. 9 more weeks until I am a senior. Summer....so close, yet so far away. Enough of my random rants.
Later Fashionistas..I've got to go to the schoolhouse.
Remember one thing for me..
do what you love and love what you do.
xoxo
TD