DIY PR
How To Plan An Amazing PR Event (with a not so awesome Budget)
Producing a successful media event on a budget is not as hard as you think. The number one skill you need (aside from being a
Producing a successful media event on a budget is not as hard as you think. The number one skill you need (aside from being a
It’s exciting when you land a new client, especially one that you connect with, feel passionate about and can truly get behind. Sometimes, in the
Ever since I began working in fashion and beauty public relations more about 10 years ago, I’ve received hundreds of email requests from media production
While it’s easy to get caught up in pitching your client’s fashion designs to magazine editors, having a great rapport with celebrity and wardrobe stylists
Perhaps the only thing more exciting about starting a fashion line is seeing your designs on the glossy pages of a magazine. There’s nothing quite
Do you pitch more than one editor at the same magazine at the same time…or not? That is the question! Ever since I started working
Well, we survived it yet again. Another holiday shopping season where “She who lands the best deal wins!” (Personally, the Anthropologie Winter Tag Sale is
As one of the premiere go-to publications for wedding day inspiration and beyond, we are thrilled to interview Elizabeth Swanson, Associate Fashion & Beauty Editor
Working in fashion and beauty PR is a passion of mine. I love mingling with the media, my entrepreneurial-minded clients and of course, all those
Did you know that after graduating from Syracuse University in 1964, Betsey Johnson stumbled onto her love of fashion while interning at Mademoiselle magazine’s fabric
As PR pros, most of the hours in our day are spent: 1) Networking with every Conde Nast and Hearst fashion editor on our media
If you represent a fashion brand, chances are your client would sing Pharrell’s “Happy” for days if you landed them in the pages of People
The business of award show fashion is just that, a business. With media seemingly paying more attention to what actresses, pop stars and A-list celebrities
Stylist Gabrielle Lewis has always been a fan of high fashion. But frustrated after reading one too many magazines featuring dresses that cost more than
Majoring in public relations is certainly not the only way to make it in the fashion PR industry. And that “passion for fashion” (groan) won’t