Fashion Central, an online magazine edited by Sarah-Jane Adams, who we interviewed last month, has expanded their offerings to now include a fully functional social networking site. Fashion Central community was created for those working in the industry (they have a group and specific forum for PR and events management) as well as the fashion-obsessed. Owning up to the old adage that it is often who know how in this business, Fashion Central’s networking site is where
big brands and celebs mix with new talent and independent businesses…and the Fashion Central family unites to share their opportunities, advice, and love of fashion. Want to chat about getting into the business, or the sale that’s on at Topshop…? We’d love for you to join us… we love meeting new people and featuring our members within our magazine!
The site was designed for designers, retailers, PR and events management, models, photographers, stylists, fashion students and dedicated fashionistas.
Features are user-friendly and include:
completely customizable profile, or ready made templates
* start or join groups, with their own comment board and forums
* photo albums, slideshows and photo rating
* personal blogs and notes
* access to our forums, for fashion, beauty and industry chat
* add friends, send messages and leave comments
* upload videos and mp3s
* personal event calender
* communal start page to promote your activities and keep you up
to date with the latest goings on of other members
Celeb members include international models Mosh and Zui Suicide.
Community badges make it easy to promote your profile on your other social networking profile sites. Check out PR COUTURE on Fashion Central community and let us know what you think about this latest social networking site for stylistas!
PR: What is Quiet Hero all about? Who is the Quiet Hero customer?
PR: What makes Quiet Hero different from the rest of the vintage-style t-shirt companies out there?
I’d like to say it’s the art, but it comes down to the raw stuff we’re made up of; we’re a bunch of weirdo’s just running at the front of the wedge. You look at the things that each of us do or have done, and it’s the out-there stuff; running camel expeditions in Mali, rescuing animals in Mexico (I’m not talking kittens in cardboard boxes, either) or getting on a boat shorter than most SUVs and sailing down through the Panama Canal with a guy you barely know. It’s that kind of fire, or passion, or probably best, intensity, that makes our stuff stand out. Whatever we’re doing, from organizing the books to frenzied art sessions, we do it with that same intensity you get when you’re 30 feet underwater and out of breath, scratching for the surface.
Make friends! CUSP (Neiman Marcus for the younger set) has launched both a 
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