This job lets creativity flow in colour, design, beauty and special effects to come to the fore. It lets you be influenced by Art, music, fashion, period styles and even hollywood glamour. It is a fun job but a serious one. Being professional at all times whether I am working
Blogger Katie Guerin shares her excellent advice for wannabe beauticians... Hey gals! I have been thinking about my little sister who is studying for her leaving cert this year. Its so hard for one to know what they want to do in college at only 17 years old. I think
Having dreamed about a career in fashion, Fiona Faherty decided to branch out from her career in HR to open up her own boutique in Moycullen. Fusion Fashion opened last year and Fiona had a quick chat with Her.ie this about the challenges on launching a new business, importance
Steven Dempsey, 31, is a visual merchandising manager for Peter Jones department store in Sloane Square, London. What do you actually do? I run a team of 25 people, creating window displays to attract customers into the shop. The head office issues a brief, and we design displays around that
“If I won ten million in the lotto I’d still keep my job” Sarah Cummins tells me. From New York to Newbridge, her qualification has taken her worldwide. A successful business woman, she has been running her own five star hair and beauty salon Eternal Flair
"I couldn't see myself doing anything else at this stage. It has given me a lot of independence and confidence which I'm grateful for" Clara McSweeney is not your typical 18 year old teenager. The Cork woman is set to take the fashion world by storm after being
Flavilla Fongang, founder of international training academy '3 Colours Rule' shares her top tips with budding stylists for making it in the fashion industry. 1. Find your niche market Choosing your niche is the most important element of successfully launching your career in fashion. When I launched my business