
The most important thing to know about me is that I'm a very visual person. I love when things are aesthetically appealing. I'm also a very big organizer. I can edit visual things well. If the proportions of something are wrong, it bothers me and I like to fix it. This helped me when I worked as the primary merchandiser at a beautifulll and very trendy yarn store in Atlanta for two years, called Knitch. A picture is shown above of our "yarn wall" there.
Being a visual person, I've been able to use that in addition to my love of fashion. Ever since I was a little girl, I've had a passion for clothing. When I was 3 years old I would change my clothes on an average of 6 times a day. I would tell my mom outfits that I wanted to wear and when my mom would tell me she didn't know where we could find what I was trying to explain, I didn't understand why stores didn't make it.
My junior year of high school I became a part of my school's fashion program. Grady High School is one of only two highschools in the nation with our sort of program and I was very lucky to be a part of it. My junior year I learned how to sew and did a lot of my own smaller projects. My senior year, the real fun began. I was classified as a senior designer, meaning that I would have my own collection in the "UrbanCouture" fashion show at the end of the school year. Collections consisted of a cohesive line of clothing. I chose to make funky party dresses along with two men's outfits as well. You can see another post of the pictures on my blog.
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