Their stories are not related, but they follow a similar trajectory. And then, as ubiquitous as they’d been, they were gone. A decade ago, to anyone in fashion or even outside looking in, Amanda Brooks, then the women’s fashion director for Barneys New York, and Shala Monroque, then the creative director of Garage magazine and personal muse and consultant to Miuccia Prada, were major players: front-row fixtures at fashion shows, at every party, jet-setting between London, Paris, Milan, and New York. And that’s true-until, of course, it’s not. Turn on the TV or scroll through social media and you’re likely to see something-editors documenting Fashion Week on Instagram, The Devil Wears Prada on Hulu (again), an #OOTD on TikTok-that would suggest that the fashion industry is the most exciting and glamorous field you could possibly work in.
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