3. The first portfolio is a forecast for Resort Wear Spring 2011 Named Capriccioso An Italian word meaning whimsical which is the aim of this forecast as well as the style and feeling of Resort wear collections

5. TEXT URBAN FASHIONISTA EUROPEAN HIGH END Demo GRAPHICS

7. URBAN CULTURE TRAVEL EXOTIC LOCATIONS Romantic History Inspiration

9. LACE TEXTURE SHEAR LAYERING Te x t i les

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11. This portfolio is a more specific forecast. After researching the Target Corp. I developed this forecast for their swimwear line Juniors of Summer 2011 The collection is titled Back to the Future

19. This next portfolio was created to show inspiration from different parts of the world. This showcases creativity within the fashion industry. Some of my own pictures, and also including pictures I found from designer collections and blogs. This slideshow exhibits the influence of history and the trickle down theory. The collection is titled Back to the Future

20. Cultures influence the way people dress across the globe. Inserting different cultural styles into your wardrobe can create an interesting story. Around the World

21. The Military invades NYC Balmain Spring ’09 vs Civil War General

22. Western Tales from Colorado to LA Friends LA Coffee Shop Show Colorado Lodge Mountain Life

23. Amish Life in NYC On the street vs. Robert Gellar Fall 2009

24. Venetian Stripes Friends vs. Chanel Resort 2010

25. Hawaiian Blues Gucci Resort 2010 vs Traditional

26. Cultures from all around the world are associated with fashion and our individual styles. The smallest inference is possible and influential.

27. This final portfolio is a Marketing Brief created for the integration of American Apparel into the French economy and culture. This was created after much detailed and extensive research on American Apparel, and the French culture and economy. This was created after much detailed and extensive research on American Apparel, and the French culture and economy. This was created after much detailed and extensive research on American Apparel, and the French culture and economy.

32. This outfit would ‘suit’ the French fashion perfectly. The skinny tie is back in fashion as of this fall and the interesting color with the shorter version of pants would easily be found walking down a Parisian street. The shorter suit pants paired with a great pair of shoes without socks creates a carefree but still put together look. This could be a versatile business or leisure look.

33. This unisex button up is paired with a black twill skirt, embellished tights and a pair of black heels. This outfit has a good color scheme that suits a French fall well. This look is casual, but sophisticated and fashionable. It would work well in the office or a night out. This outfit was chosen because of its versatility and color scheme being suitable for the French culture, and day to day life.

34. This is a great outfit you could find on the streets of Paris any day of the week. Whether worn out on a day trip to the country or walking around the Parisian markets it is casual and chic. A plain black sweater worn with white khakis and a beautiful pair of brown loafers. Finishing off the look with a neutral eternity scarf, add a bit of fashion and really pulls the look together. This is perfect for a man within the French culture because of the minimal effort, casual, yet fashionable simplicity.

35. The effortless working girl. This outfit is perfect for the professional French woman. The navy color is dark and paired with an old fashioned pair of tights in a lighter shade featured by a pair of nude pumps. This wrap dress is professional, fashionable and beautiful. The opposing colored shoes and the interesting tights make the usually drab outfit interesting, sexy, and still allows it to keep the professionalism needed for the office.

36. These slides are a showcase of the skills I have gained throughout my college career. Thank you for your time and consideration. Feel free to contact me. [email_address] 952.913.2003 952.913.2003 952.913.2003 952.913.2003 952.913.2003