Now, moving forward lets say you're just starting off and you were granted access to tons of fashion week parties, networking events and a few shows here and there by the great fashion Gods. We always want to put our best foot forward, so you MUST do your research. Yes of course you can go for the drinks, photo-ops and to wear your new Wang bag, but, if you're serious about this and want to make it meaningful you have work to do and not a lot of time. First i would liek to call yoru attention to the column on the right side of this blog, you will see a list of designers, click on anyone to read a few lines about them and their collection, familiarize yourself. Next and possibly the most difficult but for me the most fun. Designer Pronunciation! Heres a rough list that you can begin with, so you can have an idea of french vowels ect. (I must tell you you lose brownie points if you show up to an event in a sharp should Balmain jacket you paid thousands of dollars for but, call it BALL-MAANE. I've seen the looks, I've heard the chuckles, if you read my blog I care about you and want you to be awesome so lets be the absolute best)
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A Comprehensive Guide to Designer Pronunciation;
Proenza Schouler: Pro-IN-za SCHOOL-er
Ungaro: OON-ga-ro
L'Occitane: Lox-ee-tan
Max Mara: Max Mah-ra
Givenchy: Zhee-VON-shee
Lanvin: Lohn-VAN
Bulgari: BOOL-ga-ree
Herve Leger: Err-VEH Le-zhay
Louboutin: Loo-boo-tahn
Balmain: Bal-MAHN
Gaultier: GO-tee-AY
Tocca: Toe-kah
Thierry Mugler: Tee-air-ee Miu-gle
Yves Saint Laurent: Eve - San - Lor-ron
Hermes: ERR-MEH (no "z")
Commes de Garcon: Calm-de- garsaw
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