u/lushIamb

I like curating outfits based off of one or more pieces of clothing, regardless of the target style. I enjoy finding items that work well with the original items, and things to avoid. Colours that work, colours that clash in a bad way etc etc.

I'm considering applying for a college degree that teaches fashion, photo and product styling, visual storytelling and window display techniques, social media marketing and digital design, product knowledge and trend analysis, prop concept design and activation, floorplans, merchandising directives and store operations, colour theory and design principles, budgeting and resource management, communication and teamwork.

I know this degree is for visual merchandising, but I was considering taking this degree and the skills I already have + the ones it teaches me futher to do something more. I like being the creative one that visions the outfit that's put together. Like if someone had to advertise a new top, I give them a portfolio/document/pdf of all the garments for the style they need to showcase the new top, accessories and everything that work well with it.

Maybe I'm just talking out of my ass but I'd really like to know if there's anything like this I could do for a career other than visual merchandising or fashion merchandising.

If anyone does something similar to this in their own career please let me know what you do and your experiences!

I like curating outfits based off of one or more pieces of clothing, regardless of the target style. I enjoy finding items that work well with the original items, and things to avoid. Colours that work, colours that clash in a bad way etc etc.

I'm considering applying for a college degree that teaches fashion, photo and product styling, visual storytelling and window display techniques, social media marketing and digital design, product knowledge and trend analysis, prop concept design and activation, floorplans, merchandising directives and store operations, colour theory and design principles, budgeting and resource management, communication and teamwork.

I know this degree is for visual merchandising, but I was considering taking this degree and the skills I already have + the ones it teaches me futher to do something more. I like being the creative one that visions the outfit that's put together. Like if someone had to advertise a new top, I give them a portfolio/document/pdf of all the garments for the style they need to showcase the new top, accessories and everything that work well with it.

Maybe I'm just talking out of my ass but I'd really like to know if there's anything like this I could do for a career other than visual merchandising or fashion merchandising.

If anyone does something similar to this in their own career please let me know what you do and your experiences!

where you get to style clothing pieces? like a brand has an item on sale, or a new arrival. You make an outfit for them to use to show off that clothing item that is being advertised. You tell them what patterns, colours, etc to avoid, which ones work well with it, accessories that go well with it etc etc.. I hope someone knows where I'm going with this lol .. pls give me any thoughts on the matter. I KNOW THIS IS WORDED REALLY BAD IM SORRY. 😭

I refunded my item on PayPal and now the seller is saying they just saw it but just shipped already shipped the item. I only refunded it because they said it'd be shipped 2 days ago and it never was, and I've been waiting for 10 days. Now I feel bad and dunno what to do.

or is the sweetness in like the base they use so it can't be adjusted...

It's making me ship everything on my own, I'm a new seller here and confused if I'm also going to have to get a shipping label on my own when something sells or what...? 😕

Would u rather have a decent sized house that's very decorated, or a huge house that's less decorated but just larger. Both houses have all the pet amenities. So if u were getting a building commission, which would u prefer?