fab'rik New Stylist Training

Alongside the Guest Experience Manager, I aided the team in creating a brand new stylist training deck for the entire company to utilize. This over 100-slide deck showcases the company, how to be a stylist, and how to effectively connect with customers to create a strong loyalty to the brand. This training deck was one of my many projects I worked on throughout my entire internship, and I was able to roll this process out into over 35 locations during my time at fab'rik. This new training process is still used today, and has made a huge impact on creating strong stylists for the company.

fab'rik, Summer 2019.

Through my Summer Internship at fab'rik Headquarters, I was a large piece in rolling out many different processes within the company for their POS switch to Springboard Retail. I wrote process documents for each and every process within the company alongside the Guest Experience Manager to be sure that all documents created were on brand, and could be read through the stylists' eyes. We created a large guidebook filled with all of the many processes associated with Springboard, and mailed them to each of their 40 locations across the United States.

fab'rik, Summer 2019.

The inspiration behind this collection brings out the light, airy feel that comes with fall. Fall 2021 expects a warm, jewel-toned color scheme with light creams and beiges. There is something to say about a girl in pleats, tulle, fleece, and many other fabrications. This woman is bold, and moves to the beat of her own drum. The pieces to the right of the line sheet mirror the styled looks that would appear within the collection, and show the versatility that comes with the pieces on display. Each piece comes in two colorways, and follows easy fabrication blends with iconic weave construction.

Digital Apparel Design Final Project, University of Georgia, 2019.

To showcase one of my designs in a design specification sheet, I chose the Samantha Denim to investigate and idealize in more detail. This denim is measured in sample size, and comes in two colorways. This denim is 95% denim, and 5% spandex.

Digital Apparel Design, University of Georgia, 2019.

Built on Lectra's Kaledo Print, these two colorways are built surrounding a modernized cow print. This fabric design is abstract, and follows the follows along with the Soul System inspiration board.

Digital Apparel Design, University of Georgia, 2019.

The trends I see coming to light Fall 2021 are those that are bold enough to be seen in big ways. Blazers, high-neck, utilitarian pieces are seen more commonly throughout our runways, and express a powerful woman. Balloon sleeves are another piece to the Fall 2021 pie that shows a bohemian feel of dress, and with the addition of tulle, these two trends are bold + out of one's comfort zone. This woman strides to be uncomfortable in her own skin, and wants to show others the power that can be in fashion.

Digital Apparel Design Final Project, University of Georgia, 2019.

From cheetah print to 80's mania to holographics, Fall 2018 was one for the books. Trends were maximized, and consumers took individuality to a whole new level. Take a peak inside my trend book for F/W 2018-2020 to read about the latest trends of 2018, upcoming trends of F/W 2019-2020, featured pieces on brands like Zimmermann, consumer lifestyle, industry news, and more!

Trend Forecasting, University of Georgia, 2018.

The inspiration behind this collection brings out the light, airy feel that comes with fall. Fall 2021 expects a warm, jewel-toned color scheme with light creams and beiges. There is something to say about a girl in pleats, tulle, fleece, and many other fabrications. This woman is bold, and moves to the beat of her own drum.

Digital Apparel Design Final Project, University of Georgia, 2019.