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Last week, My faculty ( Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts, Chulalongkorn University) has set up an exchange program between us, UBIFRANCE ( The French Embassy) and MOD’ART (the International fashion school in Paris, France). The exchange program included the creative seminar & workshop, the educational tour to garments factory, CHALOM, and leading fashion department store like Siam Center.

The creative seminar was named “Creation of Brand Identity in Thai Market” , There were fashion and creative specialists who came to talk about their experiences and brands including khun Bhanu Inkawat of Greyhound and Khun Mollika of Kloset. 

There was also a workshop between Thai fashion students and French fashion management students. We had to choose one local brand and do a brand analysis and a strategic planning for the brand and thought about how to make the brand more remarkable. My team (me, Ja, Water,Pim ,Cicile, Morgane, Ran Qu and Marjolaine) has chosen ‘Curated by Ek Thongprasert’, as the brand has been increasing its popularity among Thais and Europians especially in Bangkok, Belgium, and Tokyo. Our commentator is khun Art Araya, and These are parts of our presentation for the project.

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A fashion merchandising final project of mine – spring/summer 2012 trend analysis. captured the spirit of playful nature , blossoming gardens and whimsical ladies. Drawn information and inspiration from the three leading trend research companies; CBI , CIFF, and Nelly Rodi, I pieced each of their “matters” together. Then translated the idea into the new language of mine to tell you how fashion communicates those correlating things through my point of view. The sweetest project ever.

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Dear Diary, I know I haven’t been disappeared for a while, feeling sorry for my absence.
But it’s time to make up now, there’re still so many things left unwritten.

First, this is my final project at the uni about creating surfaces in textile. (continued from the previous article : SKIN) 10 natural and architectural surfaces are chosen to be mocked up in papers and then transformed into textiles. The results are a collection consists of twenty looks that are designed based on the sense of style of 5 inch and up, miss Sandra Hagelstam, which I had chosen to be my muse for the collection.

Actually I’ve been her secret admirer for so long. you guys should check out her blog and would fall in love with those eyes for the raw yet stunning, cool street style that look effortless, the wanderer sense and free spirit in her lifestyle and belongings. Real natural beauty.

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