Hobbs
- Customer
- Women around 30–50, happy to spend more
- Windows
- Full and eye-catching, with plenty of styled mannequins
- In store
- Luxury feel, with branding down to the hangers and packaging
Fashion Business Student · Fashion Retail Academy, London
I have a passion for fashion, beauty and retail, and an eye for style, detail and presentation. This is a selection of my work from the Fashion Retail Academy: a magazine I designed and produced, cover and editorial shoots, a team brand pitch and store research.
Project 1 · Fashion evolution
For my first Fashion Retail Academy project I designed and produced a full fashion magazine, from the cover to the features, styling pages and ads. It brings together my research on fashion history, trend forecasting and designers.
Cover challenge
One autumn theme, styled for two very different readers. I kept the Vogue cover minimal and chic with a single pop of red, and gave the i-D cover more colour, a London street backdrop and a cooler, trend-led feel.
Era editorial shoot
An editorial shoot inspired by the bold, expressive style of the 1980s. I started with a mood board, then used locations around London, styling and poses to give the era a modern twist.
Team project
In a team of four, we pitched how Levi's could reach a younger audience. We identified three problems: little social media activity, a narrow range and few collaborations. Our answer was a Levi's × Von Dutch denim mini skirt aimed at younger women, launched at Coachella with a customisable tote bag. I presented the problems section.
Primary research
We visited both stores to compare their customers, window displays and in-store presentation.
The windows and presentation told me who each brand was for before I walked through the door.
About me
I'm studying Level 3 Fashion Business at the Fashion Retail Academy in London. Before that I worked as an Admin & Creative Assistant at Profitable Sites Ltd, where I organised a jewellery retailer's ring range into style collections and named each one.