She was always interested in art as a little girl and then fell in love with the glossy pages of Vogue which became her second world. But that didn’t make career choosing any easier. Although she got through the top two design schools for two years in a row, she wasn't sure if that was what she wanted to do.
Instead, she opted for an economics course and had a hate relationship with the graphs and calculations. But she doesn’t regret it- it reinforced what she really wanted to do. After doing a foundation year at LCF she settled on the marketing side of fashion and made it through the extremely selective process for the Fashion management course.
And she LOVES it. Its work hard and party hard and also getting prepared for the real world. There’s a lot of studying and independent research required though. When she’s not doing studying or partying, she’s at exhibitions and movies.
Her favorite fashion movie? The amazing dresses of Gone with the Wind, of course. If not fashion, she would set up a restaurant. (this lady really is my soul-mate!)
She loves roadside cafes, vintage stores and has a major weakness for dresses and cool looking pendants (her latest is a nautical compass!)
She adores her LBD and claims her flatmates are sick of seeing her in it.
The lady prefers dogs and still loves the Heidi show. She cant step out without a lot of things, but the basics are her blackberry, lip color, keys, fixing powder, and oyster card. You will always find nutella in her fridge!
She’s fascinated by the mystical things in life and wants to go Florence for the stone paved roads, small huts and peacefulness.
She’s fun, vibrant and full of life and really is my soul sister. If you’re interested in fashion management, she’s brilliant to talk to.
She's currently in London and I cant wait for her to get here!
After two days and negligible sleep and lots of work, guess what I did? Hit the stores, of course. Why nap when you can shop! There was an article I read somewhere about how we just say we're addicted to everything these days ( I think its this months Elle, India). Maybe that's my disease, maybe I am just a shopaholic, a victim to the lure of items on the glossy pages of Vogue. The truth is, give me pretty little things to look at and buy and a stack of fashion magazines with some iced tea and I've got a whole bunch of afternoons figured out. 
Casual dinner out?
