Want to Make It in Fashion? (Save $80 on Fashionistacon.)

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If you love fashion, you already know Fashionista.com as one of the top sites for fashion lovers.

Now, Fashionista.com wants to help you find a successful career in fashion, with Fashionistacon.

fashionista Fashionistacon is a 1-day event featuring career-focused panels, keynote speakers, mentoring sessions, valuable networking, and an amazing gift bag. The focus of the event will probably prove appealing to anyone who’s ever seen The Devil Wears Prada (assuming you didn’t heed any of its implicit warnings — in which case, welcome to the club) or perhaps — a bit more humanely — The September Issue.

Entitled “How to Make it in Fashion,” the annual event is designed to help you network, while giving you an important “insider’s perspective” on the business.

Fashionistacon is a 1-day event that aims to help you succeed in fashion.

For 2016, Fashionistacon will provide networking with friendly folks (no Miranda Priestlys, we swear), plus insight into the latest trends in menswear (and the move toward combining men’s and women’s shows, as we saw at various designers’ presentations last season, from Tom Ford to Vetements to — well, at lots of presentations ); how to create (and maintain) a fashion label; and all about “influencers,” among other topics.

Patricia Field, costume designer for Sex in the City
Patricia Field, costume designer for Sex in the City

You’ll also hear from Sex and the City‘s costume designer Patricia Field; Cathy Horyn of The Cut … and much more.

And now, Fashion Week Online readers can save a generous $80 off, with code FWO.And — we have to mention it again — you’ll also walk away with a swank gift bag.

If you’re ready to create a career for yourself, Fashionistacon is a great way to start … or to continue on your journey.

 

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Fashionistacon: How to Make it in Fashion

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