Fashion Design Student
- J Brooklyn, NY, USA
- FOCUS: Fashion, Textile Design, Print Design
Work Experience
Monitor at the Electronic Design Studio Lab
Troubleshoot printer issues and assist people with design programs in the main academic computer lab.
Design Intern at Young Stuff
Create expense reports, prepare samples for buyers, and source materials for sample making.
Production Intern
Help with in production fittings; do quality control; source trims for samples; and serve as Media for their collection Spring Summer 2012 in New York Fashion Week.
Design Intern
Work in the shirt department, tailoring department and special brands department. Experiences include Production and CAD.
Office Assistant
Education
A.A.S., Fashion Design
BFA Fashion Design
Languages
Spanish (Native), English (Advanced), Italian (Beginner)
Skills
Awards
Fashion Scholarship Fund
Fashion Scholarship Fund
International Merit–Based Scholarship
Amber Thimble Price
Additional Experience
• Paper Dress Exhibition/Runway, Papyrus, Soho, New York (September 2011)
Presented evening dress with paper manipulated to look similar to fabric. The dress was sewn and molded to the natural curves of the body. The silhouette of the dress is mermaid and the textures are also maritime inspired.
• Fashion Society Runway Show, Pratt Institute School of Design, 2011
Presented five looks inspired by architecture with a military palette of grays and greens. Draped, pattern making and elaborated each piece. Overlapped some fabric to create different effects and fabric combinations. Hand sewn details.
• Style 2010 Fashion Show, Dominican Republic (May 2010)
Presented four looks: two women’s wear and two men’s wear looks for a runway show in the category of Resort/Special Occasions. Elaborated patterns and samples, fit clothing, and did on-set styling.
Presented evening dress with paper manipulated to look similar to fabric. The dress was sewn and molded to the natural curves of the body. The silhouette of the dress is mermaid and the textures are also maritime inspired.
• Fashion Society Runway Show, Pratt Institute School of Design, 2011
Presented five looks inspired by architecture with a military palette of grays and greens. Draped, pattern making and elaborated each piece. Overlapped some fabric to create different effects and fabric combinations. Hand sewn details.
• Style 2010 Fashion Show, Dominican Republic (May 2010)
Presented four looks: two women’s wear and two men’s wear looks for a runway show in the category of Resort/Special Occasions. Elaborated patterns and samples, fit clothing, and did on-set styling.