This is the #1 Skill You Need to Work in Fashion

The fashion industry offers many career possibilities. There are many different types of roles as well as many different types of companies you can work for. From emerging brands to the iconic names of the industry, up to luxury companies.Dream  of working at brands such as Dior, Chanel, Hermès, Louis Vuitton…?Then this episode is made for you!I'll cover: The luxury industryHow to get started when you have no experienceWhat luxury companies look for when hiringThe skills required by luxury fashion brandsWhat are the steps to get a job or internship at a luxury brandLuxury conglomerates (LVMH, Kering) and more!Resources mentioned in this episode:Excel for fashion course HERE365 days of fashion newsletter HEREFree masterclass on how to get a job at a luxury fashion brand  HERE Visit our website for more career advice: www.glamobserver.com Follow us on Instagram for daily updates: @glamobserver

Do you want to work in fashion? Well, you need to expand your fashion vocabulary then and start using the correct fashion jargon.   In this podcast episode, I'll share the definitions of 10 fashion industry terms that any fashion professional should know. Resources mentioned in the episode:Get my free PDF guide with 30 fashion terms and their definitions. DM me on Instagram at @glamobserver the word terms and I'll send you the guide for free!Haute Couture Podcast Our Substack newsletter 365 days of fashion Visit our website for more career advice: www.glamobserver.com Follow us on Instagram for daily updates: @glamobserver

We see fashion collections, runways, and magazines... but the output of the fashion industry is not a result of creative decisions only. Before the creative work, there is something else.At the end of the day, fashion companies are a business and they need to generate profits. If you want to work in fashion you need to learn its mechanisms. Register here for my free live webinar about Excel for the fashion industry  Enroll in the Excel for fashion courseVisit our website for more career advice: www.glamobserver.com Follow us on Instagram for daily updates: @glamobserver

In this podcast episode I am sharing what happened during my job interview for my e-commerce internship at Alexander McQueen. I'll share what I did to prepare myself for it and what the recruiter tested me on. The Excel for fashion course is re-opening enrollment soon! Click here to join the waitlist. Want to learn more about Excel for the fashion industry? Join me on March 28th or 29th for a live webinar where we will chat more about this important skill you need to work in fashion. I'll also teach you 4 Excel tricks to impress your fashion boss (or the recruiter). Click here to register for the live webinar.   Visit our website for more career advice: www.glamobserver.com Follow us on Instagram for daily updates: @glamobserver

Want to get a job or internship in fashion?In this podcast episode I'll share what is the most important skill that recruiters look at when hiring. Excel for fashion course waitlist Visit our website for more career advice: www.glamobserver.com Follow us on Instagram for daily updates: @glamobserver

I chatted with Hetty Appleton-Miles Stylist at Burberry who moved to London from Australia 7 years ago. Hetty’s main job as Stylist for the British brand is styling the looks for the Burberry website and some digital campaigns: from developing the concept with her director to styling up to overseeing the looks on set. Like any other person working in fashion, also her working days are never the same. From this chat, you’ll hear how she got started in the industry and you’ll be surprised to learn that she started with no formal university education. Although in the podcast she says that educating yourself outside of a traditional degree is fundamental. indeed she took several online courses to understand more about fashion. I asked her about her tips for becoming a good stylist and if this is a career you want to pursue, you will be motivated to know that she believes that styling is a skill that you can practice through work experience and that you can acquire even if right now maybe you believe you might not have it. We also chatted about her recent work trip to Paris, her favorite shows of the season as well as how she separates her personal style from her styling work. Free Webinar: 3 powerful strategies to break into the fashion industry: Register here Visit our website for more career advice: www.glamobserver.com Follow us on Instagram for daily updates: @glamobserver

Georgia Rhodes is a final-year student with already a lot of big fashion magazines on her resume including Marie Claire, Glamour, Elle, Harpers Bazaar, CR Fashion Book. I met Georgia in 2020 as she is one of the students of my online course Break into the fashion industry + The Fashion Writer Accelerator and in the past 3 years, she has achieved so much. I am really proud of her and happy to have been part of her professional journey and excited to share this interview with her to know where she is today. After an experience with a fashion marketing internship, she realized that writing was what she preferred doing.  She felt the pressure of getting an internship for her placement year especially when she realized that applying to fashion is different from applying to any other job. It was a nerve-wracking experience as her uni didn’t really guide her on how to approach practically the job search process. She then stumbled upon the course Break into the fashion industry and after being encouraged by her grandparents to invest in her career, she enrolled and finally started seeing the first results. Her first experience with a magazine was at Marie Claire. She was one of the students to get the internship at Marie Claire in partnership with us exclusive for students of our academy. She then went up from there landing one internship after another at other major publications including Glamour, Elle, CR Fashion Book, Harpers Bazaar…Today, together with writing her dissertation, she is working as a freelance for the luxury online retailer Farfetch as Content Writer as well as writing for CR Fashion Book. In this episode we chatted everything about: how she realized that fashion was made for her and why ended up studying fashion marketinghow she understood she prefers writing over marketingfears and doubts about getting the first internshiphow she managed unpaid internshipshow she landed her first internship at Marie Clairethe strategy she used to land multiple internships at Glamour, Elle, Cr Fashion Book without living in a fashion capitalhow she stays organized to manage her fashion jobs remotelyhow she juggles studying with her current role at Farfetch and CR Fashion Bookthe difference between writing for magazines and being the Content Writer for Farfetchthe tools she uses in her joband her advice to land a job in fashionExplore the courses Georgia enrolled in:Break into the fashion industry courseThe Fashion Writer Accelerator CourseVisit our website for more career advice: www.glamobserver.com Follow us on Instagram for daily updates: @glamobserver

Free live webinar:  How to Start Your Fashion Writing Career in 3 days!(even if you have never published an article before!)Friday Feb 24th 3pm CET (9am EST)Sunday Feb 26th 6PM CET (12:00pm EST)Spots are limited! Reserve yours now hereVisit our website for more career advice: www.glamobserver.com Follow us on Instagram for daily updates: @glamobserver

Sara Moschini Head of Fashion Grazia.it is one of The Observers 2022: fashion professionals from around the world who are making and leading the fashion industry.The list appeared first on The Glam Observer Report 2022, published in December 2022 to cover the most impactful moments that made the fashion industry last year. In this episode with Sara we chatted about: Her career from what she studied, to where her passion for the industry comes from, and her first job in fashion?Her favorite fashion week season and showsWhat was like to attend her first fashion showWhat designers she is most excited about for the upcoming fashion week seasonWhat are the things she notice during a fashion showHer advice for freelance editors who want to get a fashion show invitation to start covering catwalk reviewsWhat she likes the most about her jobHer advice for those who dream of breaking into the fashion industry todayFollow Sara Moschini on Instagram at @sara_moschini Download your copy of The Glam Observer Report hereJoin 365 days of fashion here with the special Fashion Week discount Visit our website for more career advice: www.glamobserver.com Follow us on Instagram for daily updates: @glamobserver

Welcome to a new season of The Glam Observer Podcast.Fashion week is just around the corner so I thought it would be interesting to learn about the history of fashion week(s).In this episode we will talk about:the first fashion showthe history of New York, Milan, Paris and London Fashion Weekhow fashion shows have evolved and much moreResources mentioned in the episode:The Glam Observer Report > download it hereSubscribe to our new paid newsletter 365 days of fashion  Read the transcript of this podcast episode hereVisit our website for more career advice: www.glamobserver.com Follow us on Instagram for daily updates: @glamobserver