Monday, 7 November 2011

'Marketing' my Freesize Collection

As part of the project, I chose to theoretically market my 'Collection' once I had made it. This meant making a brand name for myself, and attaching my collection alongside it, and putting marketing skills into practice. I created a scrap book of a few ideas and brainstorms & set about promoting the collection :)


Deciding on branding & typography for the logo...


Photos from a local fashion show organised by a Leanne Webb, a fellow fashion student on my course. It was filmed, so I printed some screen captions and included them along with the flyer for the event:


A few scrapbook pages explaining my photo shoot concept...











Experimenting with promotional business cards/flyers...


Turning the photo shoot into a lookbook! (I got this printed properly in a photo book to make it look abit more professional...)


Giving myself the brand name of Sewphie (using my name and hinting at my enjoyment of crafty things & making clothes) and experimenting with logos, typography etc...


Trying out a few business cards for the brand...


...and finally creating a 'webpage' (only for visual purposes!) for the Freesize Collection, so if it were to become a business, customers would have a way of keeping up to date with products:


Thats all on my second year work now!
I have many a project to post about still & the exciting things I got up to over the summer :)




x

4 comments:

  1. That looks really nice!
    Hope you can do everything you want to do!
    Love, Swaen

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  2. The photos look great printed and stuck in that book. Nice to shoot something that's actually useful to someone!

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  3. Any chance you might ever release a pattern for those knitted pants? They look fabulous and comfy, and I haven't found any patterns online that are anything like them.

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  4. Love the photograph hang tag cards!

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