Hello Everyone I am A Newbie in Here but A Master in Styling at 16.

[KingOfKings]

As I always love to be in style and not look ridiculous I was wondering if I can Make a career in fashion in the future.

I wanted to Be into Music and UFC but I wonder why not consider to be a designer also.


What are some good advice you can forward to tell in the business?
(just in case you ask i'm straight)

 

[stickonatree]

UFC? as in ultimate fighting championship? if you're also into designer stuff + UFC you will end up looking like drizzt

(just kidding drizzt don't kill me) you certainly can make a career in fashion, although i've heard fashion schools are ridiculously expensive, not that it'd matter if you do really well anyway.

 

[hossoso]

To break into the business you need to start at the bottom and work your way up. I'll talk to Ralph Lauren and see if I can get you a job on an assembly line at one of his plants in Malaysia. I've got a really good feeling about this.

 

[underwearer]

You should apply to Barbizon. It is a very well established fashion school.

 

[KingOfKings]

What are The basics and is it really necessary to go to fashion school,
I consider myself very good at styling but why bother going to school when you can learn alot in other places besides fashion school.

 

[KingOfKings]

Originally Posted by hossoso

To break into the business you need to start at the bottom and work your way up. I'll talk to Ralph Lauren and see if I can get you a job on an assembly line at one of his plants in Malaysia. I've got a really good feeling about this.

hahaha you want me to work to mr don ralph lauren when little kids are getting paid like a piece of shhhh,
I love wearing his hit styles but then again i can't let young people working hard
in the factories dying like trash.

 

[hossoso]

Originally Posted by KingOfKings

What are The basics and is it really necessary to go to fashion school,
I consider myself very good at styling but why bother going to school when you can learn alot in other places besides fashion school.

I agree with you completely, KingofKings. Any sort of formal training would hold little appeal to a 16 year old master in styling. I'm sure someone will recognize your talent if you spend enough time showing off in the foodcourt of your local mall. Just try not to let it get to your head and don't forget about us over here at SF. These next few years are probably going to be a real whirlwind for you.

 

[hossoso]

Originally Posted by KingOfKings

hahaha you want me to work to mr don ralph lauren when little kids are getting paid like a piece of shhhh,
I love wearing his hit styles but then again i can't let young people working hard
in the factories dying like trash.

You're right again. I only think about his hit styles.

 

[KingOfKings]

I don't Like Showing Off Tho

 

[lasbar]

King ,just try to get in touch with the Sartorialist and get your picture on his blog and your street cred will be made in a few minutes...

 

[tonylumpkin]

Originally Posted by KingOfKings

As I always love to be in style and not look ridiculous I was wondering if I can Make a career in fashion in the future.

I wanted to Be into Music and UFC but I wonder why not consider to be a designer also.


What are some good advice you can forward to tell in the business?
(just in case you ask i'm straight)

By any chance, is your father's name Eric?

 

[James Bond]

KingOfKings, look for a poster named Eric Glennie. He can help you out.

 

[rnoldh]

Isn't this standard King of Kings garb:

Do you have anything like it, King?

 

[MilanoStyle]

Master at styling? Can you show us pictures of your work?

 

[teddieriley]

KoK, you're right. Fashion school is over-rated. You can learn more studying what's in at Abercrombine and Fitch from season to season. Check out Glennie, you'll definitely be waaay ahead of the fashion curve. You'll also learn a lot from runway fashion from him. His wealth of knowledge about designers, their approach, their collections, is staggering.