1. Fashion
2. "If you want to achieve success in the fashion industry and become well-known, I highly suggest you go out there and intern, intern, intern. That's where you're going to learn the most about how this industry works."
Vilchis, Mary. "Interview." David Meister Designs, 19 Oct. 2012.
3. If someone is going to intern with a label, they're going to achieve a spot in LA Fashion Week.
4. I plan on looking into designers who got their start as an intern and where exactly they had first started whether it be a smaller label or a bigger label. This information would then be put into graphs and/or tables to see if it is true that if you want to become something in the fashion industry, you should intern. I also want to make comparisons to those that achieve a spot in LA Fashion Week because they started off at the bottom, as interns, as opposed to those that didn't intern and somehow managed to achieve a spot in LA Fashion Week. This would give me insight as to whether my second answer is accurate or not.
5. Behavioral/ Social Science
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Thursday, November 8, 2012
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Blog 5a: Problem Statement
1) Fashion
2) Problem: Sizing will vary depending on the brand on clothing, (for both men and women) so you never truly know what your exact size is. This leads to misconception for girls and guys out there and can greatly affect those who care a lot about the number on their articles of clothing.
Solution: Look into stores and do research on how their sizing works. Hopefully get the stores that tend to make their clothing run incredibly small to change that because it can prove as a threat to people out there. So then people won't feel so insecure when shopping, but rather, confident because there would be a set sizing chart and there will be no misconceptions.
3) Problem: Designer clothing is often too expensive for the average person to afford.
Solution: This is currently something that is already being tested out in certain stores. For example Target now carries some well known designers. It allows people of the middle class to buy designer clothing/merchandise. So the designers are still making a profit, but at the same time, it's still affordable.
2) Problem: Sizing will vary depending on the brand on clothing, (for both men and women) so you never truly know what your exact size is. This leads to misconception for girls and guys out there and can greatly affect those who care a lot about the number on their articles of clothing.
Solution: Look into stores and do research on how their sizing works. Hopefully get the stores that tend to make their clothing run incredibly small to change that because it can prove as a threat to people out there. So then people won't feel so insecure when shopping, but rather, confident because there would be a set sizing chart and there will be no misconceptions.
3) Problem: Designer clothing is often too expensive for the average person to afford.
Solution: This is currently something that is already being tested out in certain stores. For example Target now carries some well known designers. It allows people of the middle class to buy designer clothing/merchandise. So the designers are still making a profit, but at the same time, it's still affordable.
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