Business of Fall Fashion 2015
Issue #12 Featuring Featuring articles on Cuff: Smart Jewelry, Business of Blogging, Life After Design School with Jeanne Allen of Fashion Incubator SF, Models In Tech, designer Soazig Kaam, MisterTripleX, Burkhalter Couture, Neo Mod, Dress Like A Fashion Professional with Macy's & more!!!!
Issue #12
Featuring Featuring articles on Cuff: Smart Jewelry, Business of Blogging, Life After Design School with Jeanne Allen of Fashion Incubator SF, Models In Tech, designer Soazig Kaam, MisterTripleX, Burkhalter Couture, Neo Mod, Dress Like A Fashion Professional with Macy's & more!!!!
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<strong>Fashion</strong>Tap: Connectin<br />
After becoming a hit success from her blog, A <strong>Fashion</strong> Nerd, Amy Roiland<br />
is revolutionizing the fashion industry by creating the app, <strong>Fashion</strong>Tap.<br />
Written by Angelina Mah<br />
After becoming a hit success from her blog, A<br />
<strong>Fashion</strong> Nerd, Amy Roiland revolutionized the<br />
fashion industry by creating the app, <strong>Fashion</strong>Tap.<br />
The name itself with it’s button logo represents an<br />
industry utilizing social media to form one network within<br />
the fashion industry. <strong>Fashion</strong>Tap is designed to connect the<br />
entire fashion world by a simple tap on the screen <strong>of</strong> your<br />
electronic device. Once a photo is tapped, links to purchase<br />
the items in the image, makeup tutorials linking to<br />
YouTube, or even new designers marketing their products<br />
become available to the user in moments. Since fashion<br />
cannot expand in our world without social media, as stated<br />
by Amy, her app is designed to be the connection between<br />
fashion and the world around us.<br />
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How great would it be to receive 10-35% commission from<br />
tagging brands seen in your photo? From <strong>Fashion</strong>Tap, not<br />
only are you able to connect to friends you’re following, but<br />
designers have the capability <strong>of</strong> coming to fashionistas and<br />
bloggers for instance and paying them for networking their<br />
brand. In <strong>Fashion</strong>Tap’s database, there is an opportunity<br />
for every fashion-related position to show <strong>of</strong>f their<br />
talent. <strong>Fashion</strong>Tap users range from bloggers to brands,<br />
boutiques to PR companies, designers to stylists, retailers,<br />
photographers and models. There’s even a section for the<br />
sheer fashion enthusiast!<br />
Interestingly enough, Amy found herself drawn to the<br />
technology world at a young age through fashion. When<br />
chosen at her job to find a fashion blogger in Austin,<br />
Texas, she knew there was an easier way to discover the<br />
existence <strong>of</strong> bloggers in each location without the intensive<br />
research. Teaming up with her friend from the technology<br />
department, Amy made the decision that it was time for<br />
a fashion app that would be able to locate every facet <strong>of</strong><br />
people working in the industry. Once that decision was<br />
made, they began to develop the app. Her friend invested<br />
$100,000, and the app was put into action.<br />
AN APP TO FULLFIL ANYONE’S<br />
NETWORKING DESIRES<br />
While thinking from the perspective <strong>of</strong> a model, blogger,<br />
etc., Amy was able to develop the app to fulfill anyone in<br />
the fashion world’s career networking desires. <strong>Fashion</strong>Tap<br />
is clean, simple, and provides the opportunity to connect<br />
your personal <strong>Fashion</strong>Tap to any social media platform.<br />
It equips the user to a simplified and more direct form<br />
<strong>of</strong> networking through the web <strong>of</strong> fashion. From years <strong>of</strong><br />
blogging, Amy knows what bloggers and fashion-crazed<br />
viewers crave - an accessible way to direct themselves<br />
through the fashion network.<br />
On <strong>Fashion</strong>Tap, you can expect a Chanel sort-<strong>of</strong>-feel,<br />
consisting <strong>of</strong> a classy black-and-white wardrobe with<br />
playful colors mixed in-between. Amy states that when<br />
you scroll through the app, you should expect to see<br />
photos with minimal writing. <strong>Fashion</strong>Tap is meant for you<br />
to experience the fashionable sensation through visual<br />
interpretation, rather than reading through your feed as a<br />
blog.