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How was your first fashion show?

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Ana Cristina’s Answer

I worked as a Media and Public Relations Coordinator for the Fashion Community Week here in San Francisco. I didn't know the amount of work that needed to be done was going to be that big. From research to outreach fashion designers and models, set up the venues, etc.

The fashion week lasted 4 days and at the end of each day I was really happy because all the hard work actually worked perfectly. The guests were happy with the shows and all of them were sold out. It is very interesting to work with such a diverse team and to learn from them in several aspects.

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Mauricio’s Answer

My first fashion show consisted of being a stylist for one of the biggest Gala's in Dallas, Tx which is known as House of DIFFA. I had researched what it would consist of days and weeks prior to the show but being in such a huge production it really opened my eyes to how grand fashion show productions can be. Big names such as Traffic La, Dolce Gabbana, Moschino, and much more being showcased made the whole thing seem surreal. Ever since this show I've come to realize that every individuals role within show production is very important. Whether it be from stylist to volunteer everyone is of equal value. So remember try not to over complicate things with anyone because at the end of the day you are a team.
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Emilia J.’s Answer

It was very exciting but also very nerve-wracking at the same time! The first fashion show I worked at was when I presented my graduate collection at Graduate Fashion Week in London. The room was buzzing full of models, make-up artists and fellow students trying to make sure that the models that we were assigned had all the right accessories and were styled in the way we wanted. So, you can imagine that you have to keep your cool under pressure - this would be my number one tip - be calm!

Be observant as well! Even if you have the job of dressing one model, if you are aware of your surroundings - what the stylist and designer are looking for, if a model is lost or is looking for the outfit she has to wear - you are demonstrating your professionalism and attention to detail - very important in your fashion career!

The following article gives some great insights into how the backstage of a fashion show operates: https://fashionunited.uk/news/fashion/backstage-behind-the-scenes-of-a-fashion-show/2015100517885

Definitely see if you can intern and take part in fashion shows! You will get some great hands-on experience!

Emilia J. recommends the following next steps:

Research and take part in internships that involve helping out at a fashion show.
Stay calm backstage and be observant! Attention to detail is also key!
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elaine’s Answer

My debut in the world of fashion shows was a thrilling, adrenaline-filled experience! As you may have heard, everything unfolds at lightning speed!
I was a budding fashion design student, tasked with ensuring models graced the runway at precise moments. My responsibilities included scrutinizing their outfits and ensuring every detail was immaculate.
The valuable lesson I took away from that day was the significance of every tiny detail. They all collectively reflect the designer's vision.
I also discovered that the triumph of a fashion show hinges on each individual backstage executing their role proficiently. It's all about the power of teamwork!
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