fashion

She’s gotta have it
Celebrities have them. Why can’t a poor student have a Mulberry bag asks Claire Wright. Stop watching reality shows
The more I thought about it, writes Charlotte Giver, the more I found it ironic that in an industry where we know everything there is to know about brand, image and reputation management, the reputation of its workforce is false. TV’s PR beauty myth
Men in PR are seen as go-getters, but the same qualities brand PR women as bitches. Charlotte Giver blames popular television shows for this. Teenage dreams
Whenever I tell people I want to have a career in fashion I’m always met with something that goes along the lines of ‘oh, that’s nice’, writes Elli Share. But I can tell that behind the friendly-yet-slightly-condescending reply, they think I’m just another 18 year old girl living their life through the contents of Heat Magazine. Falling in love with fashion PR
When I began my placement all I looked forward to was fashion week, says Yasmin Lawton. Then then suddenly it was here and the demands increased. A passion for online fashion
Fashion has always been a passion for Rebecca Hardisty. But it was only on placement that she was able to connect fashion to social media and public relations. Keep on wearing that big smile of yours
Internships in the US are often unpaid, but Charlotte Giver would do it all over again. She reports on her year as a fashion PR intern in Los Angeles. Never a dull day in fashion PR
What’s it like working in PR for a fashion retailer? Rosey Stones reports on her summer placement at Isabella Oliver. Fashion: the business of image
Fashion makes headlines; it’s also big business. Jessica North discusses how to break into this competitive area. Attention seeking hyperactivity disorder
Lady Gaga is everywhere. Alex Witham explores her talent for publicity and her appeal to gay audiences. Blogging is the new black
Fashion glossies remain popular, but amateur fashion bloggers have gained an important niche says Stephanie Ayre. The glamour game
Placement student Alice Harper was excited to represent an international cosmetics brand. In this article she discusses whether her preconceptions matched the reality of being involved in beauty PR.