Whether you are a fashion designer or a jewelry maker, a pattern cutter or a merchandiser you need a fashion designer look book. Competition in the fashion industry is intense so having your online portfolio in front of people will help you stand out from the crowd. By simply putting together a display of your best designs will give buyers a sense of your style and unique look. This website is your first step to effectively branding and promoting yourself.
Think of your lookbook as an icebreaker into conversations with your buyers. Whether you are an upstart or household name, your lookbook will tell the story of where you came and where you are going stylistically. You don’t need to include everything you’ve done, just give your an audience a glimpse of who you are and leave them inspired to want to see more.
Here are a few ways to use collections to tell your story:
Upcoming Trends
Latest Pieces
Cultural Styles
Experimental Images
- Upcoming Trends: Do you have a knack for knowing what is coming next? Create your own runway for next seasons style by putting together images of people that get it.
- Latest Pieces: Do you have a line of clothing already in production? Group them together so people can get a feel for your body of work.
- Cultural Style: Does your inspiration come from your own heritage and cultural background? Others can benefit from what you have to show them from your own experiences.
- Experimental Style: Ever feel like you wanted to try something new? Innovation can come from unexpected combination. With Clashe you have as much room as you want to play. What might look funky to some can be exactly what others need to grow.
Building your fashion designer lookbook is all about building your promotion platform to launch your brand. It is free to use and can only help. What is important is that you start today.
Author Bio
Darryl had a problem. He needed to find clothing that was relevant to him, appropriate for where he was going, popular and affordable. He couldn’t find an answer on Google, Wikipedia, Dictionary.com or Flickr. So he started building Clashe.
