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Expose, the Fashion Show inspired by FX’s Pose, at NYs LIM College, and Be A Global Fashion Brand In A Pandemic, with Frances Harder, Industry Expert
Welcome to the first episode of Looking Good with Daniella & T. Coffee!
Fashion is a form of art. If it is what you love, do not let anything stop you. Creativity for your career will take you a long way. Love your body and dress it well. Find a mentor. Communicate, network and follow your passion. Tune in to hear more wisdom, from stylists, Carlton Spence and Tamia Anderson, of LIM College, talking about the virtual fashion show, Expose on the Ball Era -- a exciting, alternative time in NYC.
Also hear fashion industry icon Frances Harder of Fashion for Profit share the truth on the industry, how to dive in, how to not just make a t-shirt, make an impact, and why now is a hot time to start a brand doing what she calls "m2c." What has been a key to hear success? Relentlessly going for what you want, and networking with everyone.
Why is fashion important? "Whatever you decide to wear is telling a story about who you are. How you put the pieces together and show them shows a personality." - Frances Harder, Fashion for Profit
Expose is inspired by the FX's Show, Pose. "Were a part of the ballroom culture back in the 90s in New York. We were fascinated by the lgbtq community, and how like you know they were able to push through and triumph through all hardships that they went through and make it so beautiful because fashion is an art form." - Tamia Anderson, LIM
On selecting models, "we embrace all shapes and sizes and we embrace all body types. The standard female model is five nine, a size two, size four. We have models that are five three We encourage our students to embrace who they are and we celebrate them on the runway.“
LIM College fashion show is April 23rd at 7p. The show will be streaming live. Tickets are free and available at www.LIM college.edu
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*Our superstar host, Terance “T. Coffee” is heading up marketing and production for Expose. CONGRATULATION, Terance!
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Frances is offering a free consultation to our guests, with purchase of a discounted fashion book, with the code LOOKINGGOOD -- You are encouraged to take advantage of these 20 minutes that could network you right to the top.]
Tune in to hear the wisdom. Let us know your thoughts on IG @lookinggoodyaya and LI @Terance Coffee.
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Watch this show, LIVE on www.lookinggoodwithDaniellaandTCoffee.com, ezway.tv, Roku, Amazon, AppleTV, and more - broadcast to more than 60 million homes
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Shop Our Patrons -- All locally made brands and small businesses with love. www.lookinggoodyaya.com/shop
Please consider to support our content, it's here to inspire you —> monthly membership www.anchor.fm/lookinggood/support
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By Daniella Platt in Los Angeles | Lifestyle & Fashion ConnoisseurWelcome to the first episode of Looking Good with Daniella & T. Coffee!
Fashion is a form of art. If it is what you love, do not let anything stop you. Creativity for your career will take you a long way. Love your body and dress it well. Find a mentor. Communicate, network and follow your passion. Tune in to hear more wisdom, from stylists, Carlton Spence and Tamia Anderson, of LIM College, talking about the virtual fashion show, Expose on the Ball Era -- a exciting, alternative time in NYC.
Also hear fashion industry icon Frances Harder of Fashion for Profit share the truth on the industry, how to dive in, how to not just make a t-shirt, make an impact, and why now is a hot time to start a brand doing what she calls "m2c." What has been a key to hear success? Relentlessly going for what you want, and networking with everyone.
Why is fashion important? "Whatever you decide to wear is telling a story about who you are. How you put the pieces together and show them shows a personality." - Frances Harder, Fashion for Profit
Expose is inspired by the FX's Show, Pose. "Were a part of the ballroom culture back in the 90s in New York. We were fascinated by the lgbtq community, and how like you know they were able to push through and triumph through all hardships that they went through and make it so beautiful because fashion is an art form." - Tamia Anderson, LIM
On selecting models, "we embrace all shapes and sizes and we embrace all body types. The standard female model is five nine, a size two, size four. We have models that are five three We encourage our students to embrace who they are and we celebrate them on the runway.“
LIM College fashion show is April 23rd at 7p. The show will be streaming live. Tickets are free and available at www.LIM college.edu
—
*Our superstar host, Terance “T. Coffee” is heading up marketing and production for Expose. CONGRATULATION, Terance!
—
Frances is offering a free consultation to our guests, with purchase of a discounted fashion book, with the code LOOKINGGOOD -- You are encouraged to take advantage of these 20 minutes that could network you right to the top.]
Tune in to hear the wisdom. Let us know your thoughts on IG @lookinggoodyaya and LI @Terance Coffee.
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Watch this show, LIVE on www.lookinggoodwithDaniellaandTCoffee.com, ezway.tv, Roku, Amazon, AppleTV, and more - broadcast to more than 60 million homes
—
Shop Our Patrons -- All locally made brands and small businesses with love. www.lookinggoodyaya.com/shop
Please consider to support our content, it's here to inspire you —> monthly membership www.anchor.fm/lookinggood/support