Sentences with phrase «works in fashion now»

Ollie Proudlock works in fashion now, Caggie is living out in LA, Millie and I are living together and Spencer is my best friend and we see each other every day.»

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«I began with an idea to work one - on - one with people in a fashion consulting capacity and have now found a way to reach many more people through a published and electronic magazine with The Lookbook.»

In a number of ways, his work remains out of fashion, but it is striking that at least four of his interests now seem much more in step with the timeIn a number of ways, his work remains out of fashion, but it is striking that at least four of his interests now seem much more in step with the timein step with the times.

What stood out as an almost mystical vision in the first book, now came down to a kind of a working broad delineation, in a behavioral fashion, to the specific behavior in the universe that was to be designated God.

I haven't been acquainted with the regular use of a microwave for fifteen years, and while I'm no stranger to popping my popcorn using the old - fashioned method of a hot pot on the stovetop, last summer I wised up to my time consuming ways and purchased a Whirley Pop Popcorn Popper, which is now one of the hardest working tools in my kitchen.

Prior to forming Fabulous Food, Chantal spent 17 years in the Phoenix restaurant and catering industry working at John Gardiner's Tennis Ranch (now Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain), Vincent on Camelback, Coffee Plantation in Biltmore Fashion Park, and Continental Catering.

Which is why we are now paying a visit to Mr. Archie Constantina, from Kyrenia, Cyprus, who works in a neighborhood tailor shop and is meticulously fashioning a suit for Honeyghan.

Besides using Romney's own words against him in brutally effective fashion, the ad is also interesting in that it was produced by a media group now working for the Romney campaign — they'd been on Team McCain originally but left when he ran into trouble earlier in the year.

I am not the type of girl who works by patterns — as a matter of fact I do everything in my power to avoid being caught in their net — but every now and then I find myself in the position to discover that some of the unwritten fashion rules really worth being followed.

We got married on a perfect day in June, my job became something I'm even happier with (I now work on fashion books — I mean, what could be better than that??)

I hope I don't have to hand over my fashion blogger card, but now that I don't work in an office, I have a simpler wardrobe.

Now work, fashion, her new found passion for gardening and traveling with her husband take center stage in her life in America.

But fashion is so ever - evolving that pencil skirt is now produced in many variations and it's no longer limited only for work.

One of the things I love about blogging and working in the fashion industry is the opportunity to connect and collaborate with new, exciting and emerging designers... now while the designer I am referring to in this post is far from emerging, she is new to many... Aimee Kestenberg.

Earlier this week I did my last post for Flingly for now, where I've worked as fashion editor since December last year, maybe I'll pop up there in the future again, but for now, I hope to be part of new exciting projects and want to keep all doors open.

After graduating, I then went on to work in retail management for many years; then as a personal stylist, and now as a fashion writer and columnist.

Graduated with a psych major, but ended up working in finance and now fashion.

He's working in the Pakistan's fashion industry since few decades and now known as one of the best and super hit designer of Pakistan.

Although it's still really warm here, I've had fall fashion on my mind for a while now and try to make seasonal pieces work in 90 - degree weather.

Now that I am in Australia for Christmas, I have had a chance to work on the Uptown Twirl artworks again and am excited to announce for the month of January I will be creating unique Uptown Twirl portraits for fashion and style bloggers!

Gender neutrality is having a major moment in fashion right now, but designer Hillary Taymour has always played with androgyny in her work.

Born in France, Chaix moved to London to study at Central Saint Martins before working at Self Service magazine, where she is now fashion editor - at - large.

After working in the venture capital world and putting her fashion aspirations to the side, now she finally works full - time at her dream job, which entails working in this amazing space.

I've worked in the fashion industry for 3 years now, and no matter which sector I've worked in, whether it be in publishing, PR, or blogging, there's a tendency for people to think it's all glamour and no work.

She now works in fashion and also shares a variety of outfits on her blog.

Speaking of clothes, there are always beautiful clothes that work for every season, no matter what is in fashion right now.

I used my stack to tell a story for where I've been and where I'm going — I was born and raised in Arizona where I earned my undergraduate degrees in business, tourism and marketing, I moved to San Francisco, California shortly after where I started my career in fashion with Kate Spade and earned my MBA at the age of 21 and I now live in New York city where I work in the corporate fashion world by day developing hand bags for Coach and blog by night here at Color Me Courtney!

Back in 2009 I started a blog called Obsessed with Fashion (it's actually still there to see, however the formatting is now a little off) I barely updated it and I can't exactly say that it is my best work lol.

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hello, im tricia from philippines but now working here in singapore as a fashion model and at the same i do my par time job as a secretary.

I am blewish, I am 28 f from us but now in nigeria, i am a graduate of Limerick University, UK and work as a professional Fashion Designer and am a very dedicated individual who is totally committed to human development, friendly, verytrustworthy and value relationship above anything and Seeking Love.

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THE LATE FILMS OF RENÉ CLAIR By Philip Kemp Out of fashion in the postwar era, this elder statesman of French cinema pressed on undaunted to do some of his greatest work, now ripe for consideration

Policymakers are now coming to grips with the reality that if we want all students to attain proficiency, weâ $ ™ ve got to work harder, differently, deeper, and in a more coordinated fashion to get students, and their teachers, the help they need to attain those high standards.

Now as CEO of NSNO, we look forward to working with OPSB in the same fashion in the years ahead.

Also of note, the center console - mounted shift lever now works in proper fashion, similar to sequential - shift race cars: pull back for manually controlled upshifts, and push forward for downshifts.

Lisa was previously a buyer with Miss Jackson's and now works part - time in fashion retail.

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I \'m an old - fashioned \» \ «commercial artist \» \» from technical illusts to cartoons, but now prefer to work in a loose figurative style.Book illusts, T.V storyboards, human & pet portraits.

Applications are now invited from contemporary craft designer - makers and artists working in ceramics, jewellery, interior textiles, fashion design, print - making, wood, lighting, furniture and product design, glass, metal and basket - making, before the 18th April 2017.

A member of the first wave of East Village artists, Wojnarowicz began showing his work during the early 1980s in such now - legendary spaces as Civilian Warfare, Club 57, Gracie Mansion, Fashion Moda, and the Limbo Lounge.

the artist's «lost in art» solo show, on now in new york, features one of his first publicly exhibited sculptures, as well as recent fashion house photo shoots and new work in his»

Featuring two and three - dimensional works by local and national professional artists as well as graduate and undergraduate students from the SAIC, Converging Patterns addresses the question of our future fashions in light of dramatic social and environmental changes taking place now.

It makes me think of K8 Hardy's work that is in the Whitney Biennial now which is also absent of figures but deals with subjectivity, engaging with fashion advertising akin to your engagement with the selling of domestic spaces, both resonant of the experience economy in different ways.

A very interesting thing has now happened in the London fashion world since my Turner Prize nomination: a number of designers have taken on my work by using «African» textiles in a big way.

It will be interesting to see more holocene reconstructions follow from this and differences being ironed out, in a similar fashion to the reconstructions that followed Mann's original work and now provide a fairly constrained picture of the last 2000 years.

The clear and simple journalistic approach of Blanchard and Lee's books got us off to a good start and now Kate Fletcher takes the reader into deeper waters with her wealth of experience and knowledge built up over the last 15 years working within the textiles and fashion industries.While Fletcher brings her academic background to bear in this book, published by Earthscan, it is certainly not a difficult read.

Now most lawyers go to law school, but there are advantages to going the more old - fashioned route: avoiding the high cost of law school and, arguably, getting more on - the - ground experience than you'd get in a law school classroom because you'll be spending your time shadowing a working lawyer.

The report acknowledges the social upheaval that must accompany the shift away from routine labour to creative work and attempts to inspire us to face up to the challenge now, in a conscious — and creative — fashion, because the shift is underway whether we wish it or not.

One size doesn't fit all in fashion, Fossil knows it, and it's working out well now that it's applying that logic to wearable tech.