who would be the best company to get a job in the flied of fashion, Want to Get back into the work again. Any thoughts
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Fashion Design
It really depends on what sort of work you want to do in Fashion. In my experience companies, are neither good or bad. What makes one person like a company is different then someone else's experience. Are you interested in being strictly a fashion designer? If so, what kind of fashion do you want to design? It makes a big difference when you are scouting companies. Also, do you have a portfolio, or a body of work to show? Lots of opportunity out there to think about. I worked in Brooklyn, NY for 4 years as a window treatment sales/ designer, and I liked it very much. Did not like living in NY though. It was very different. Hope this helps you, good luck in your journey.
Cecile
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