Finding 'Brand Me'

A large part of my 'Brand Me' portfolio for Fashion Industry 2 meant figuring out a personal style which could be cohesive across my work and representative of my personality. I headed first to Pinterest, the holy grail of inspiration, to get some ideas of my own personal 'aesthetic'. Charlie stressed that even 6 months from now, we could look back at our portfolios and feel like it no longer represents us so I tried not to be too daunted about the task by just choosing what fit naturally and instinctively with me. I really like cursive, modern calligraphy typography. I was drawn to interiors, reflected through what my eye was drawn to online and in my own bedroom. 

Here are some secondary images that influenced my 'brand':

 







Metallic
Bright
Inspiring 
Sparse
Pastel
Exposed
Spacious







I love my bedroom interior and I think it's a really good representation of my personality as I never really set out with a distinct theme - rather, I picked out what I liked and disliked. 

Here are some primary images which inspired me:

My final CV was clearly inspired by my development process and I'm glad that my personality/personal style shines through as this one page needs to communicate a lot to potential employers in a very small amount of time. This is what my final CV submission looks like and I'll be sending it out my dream  placement positions in the coming weeks/months:

https://uk.pinterest.com/pin/245375879673734683/
https://uk.pinterest.com/pin/AQHvskG5eox1gjsaq2EINNxNP-4Vk1ToBW5bBde9FlIf1a8JdsaV-0Q/
https://uk.pinterest.com/pin/557601997597152474/
https://uk.pinterest.com/pin/105060603783492539/