Week 2: Sketching the Vision

Aerion E -

Hello, welcome back! For my senior project, I have continued my research on the evolution of fashion marketing, such as focusing on how certain brands have shaped trends over time. One of the key sources that I have been reading so far is “As Seen in Vogue: A Century of American Fashion in Advertising,” which explores how fashion was marketed throughout various decades. The book highlights the 1990s as a time of bold branding, supermodels dominating certain campaigns, and streetwear gaining more traction throughout high fashion. 

In addition to the book research, I have also been studying vintage advertisements from different sources such as – Vogue and the Maurice Malone archives. Whereas Vogue showcases the more “pushy” side of fashion marketing while Maurice Malone reflects on different rising trends such as hip-hop culture, and street style. This offers a perspective of fashion brands and how they go about executing a strategy to connect with their audience properly. When I compared the two sources, I saw the differences between marketing strategies from the 90s to the 2000s more clearly – as well as how the social and political situations during those times could’ve had an impact on this certain change.  

Recently, I have also secured an internship! It’s at a small realtor business, where I’ll be assisting marketing and creating visuals for social media. I cannot wait to share more with you all, until next time – bye!  

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    jeffrey_g
    Aerion! I love how you’re breaking down fashion marketing through such a historical lens. It’s wild how much culture and politics shape how trends are marketed and who they’re marketed to. That insight about streetwear and hip-hop influence in the 90s is super relevant, especially when thinking about how those styles were later appropriated or commodified. And congrats on your internship! Can’t wait to see what kind of visuals you end up creating. I can't wait for next week!
    elena_m
    Hi Aerion, all your research sounds amazing and very interesting. I am very excited to see how your internship is going to tie into your project.
    xander_s
    The contrast between Vogue and Maurice Malone is fascinating. Congrats on the internship too!

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