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Pretty Pearls

Looking for a piece of jewelry different from the rest? These beautiful earrings give a vintage but classic look suitable for anyone. Check them out and other great finds at my friend's website: www.isaberry.etsy.com

Hair

I love love accessories, hence why I interned in Vogue's accessories department, and I can not get enough of any type of hair embellishments. I have not yet had the chance to try it on for size for myself, but I seem to get the feeling I will be the center of what is she wearing whispers being in Columbus, Ohio. Maybe if I get up the nerve I will sport the look later in the season.
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Do you have the time?

With Christmas right around the corner, I decided I need to start making a list of things I want as I did when I was younger. Lately I have been more obsessed than usual with Urban Outfitters, and I'm not even a fan of wearing a watch, but then I saw this.
I think you know the rest,...I have to have it.

Carolina Herrera

I have always admired Carolina Herrera, and gave it a shot to email the press department to intern during fashion week during Sept. 08. During the interview I was told my email was routed from Spain! So I anxiously waited 2 weeks longer than needed. Needless to say, it was worth it.The showroom is beautiful, I felt like I was in a home. Carpeting, hard wood floors, sofas, and even a housekeeper for Mrs. Herrera, ...it was unbelievable!
During my time interning in the PR department, I went through countless amounts of magazines, tabbing credits and ads of not only Carolina Herrera, but our competitors as well. I would also of course send garments out, and check them back in. I was so upset I missed Renee Zellweger come in for a fitting!...As well as Mrs. Bush! Rarely I had to sit in for the receptionist, which was more nerve-racking then you would think! One time I was trying to answer and transfer multiple lines and Mrs. Herrera came in and said "Hello," ...and I looked up as she was walking away! yikes.
I went home for a brief time, then came back for Fashion Week. Fellow interns and I addressed envelopes, then split them up according to the East/West side of the city and took two cars to deliver them to respected hotels the night before the show! I was literally in the car for probably ten hours. Some of the hotels were incredible, so I cant complain!
At the tent, I put up the seating chart and made sure guests could find their seats quickly, then it was show time! Magnificent. Right after the show it was back to the office, to watch the video on the tv with the rest of the employees, including Mrs. Herrera! Felt like a big, happy and RELIEVED family! haha.

MBFW

Fashion week. I love those two words together. This season I helped IMG with sponsor seating, which means I got to see every.single.show. I have to say my favorite was Zac Posen, even the music was great..I am now obsessed with "Jungle Drum."
Don't ask me how, but I auditioned to be on a pilot for a TV show about Fashion Week interns from the creators of Project Runway, and I got it!
The first 3 days of fashion week I was followed around with cameras like I was on an episode of the Real World. My most embarrassing, "reality" moment was when I had to dress up as Dorothy from The Wizard Of Oz at the Saks event, running around trying to find Fern Mallis a drink, and knock over a waiter as glasses crash to the ground. I booked it past the waiter as my face became bright red. Let me mention Santino, Molly Sims, Nigel Barker, and others were there that saw my embarrassment. Ohhh, first impressions.