The LIM Vintage Club had the opportunity to attend the Costume Institute’s exhibition About Time: Fashion and Duration. The Met Museum held the event, which happened to be its 150th Anniversary, virtually this year due to COVID-19. Although the experience was much different than years prior, we had a wonderful time thanks to our guide, Page Knox. She led us through the virtual time-themed exhibit to see the fascinating evolution of fashion since 1870.
On Thursday April 8, Career and Internship Services (CIS) hosted the finals for the Entrepreneurship Week “Pitch LIVE” event. This semester-long program provided an opportunity for LIM student innovators to pitch their “big idea” and win one-on-one mentoring from our industry entrepreneurs.
An opportunity to hear from industry pros and find out about LIM's Fashion Media major.
The Chief Creative Officer, AEO Inc., and the Aerie Global Brand President shares her story with LIM students and offers tips on how to foster a successful brand.
Jordana Guimaraes addressed a virtual LIM College audience as part of this semester’s special Provost’s Seminar course.
One LIM student was recently selected as a mentee for the Leadership and Sustainability Program at Christian Dior Couture.
LIM College is known for great programs in the business of fashion and career development services and events.
On February 3, our Office of Career & Internship Services (CIS) held a Licensing 101 “bootcamp” that included a presentation and Q&A with professionals from Licensing International.
For many people, an interview with an industry professional sounds like a daunting experience, more so when that person has just won their second Design Excellence Award. Going into the interview with Tony Drockton, the founder of Hammitt Los Angeles, we were all definitely feeling a bit nervous!
As two girls beginning their journey in fashion, it was exciting to have the opportunity to interview a professional from the industry. We sat down for a Zoom meeting—the "new normal." However, we were not waiting for our professor, but rather for Annye Grande, the creative director and founder of the luxury bag and accessories brand, Etoile.
After weeks of researching the popular brand PopSocket and their talented VP of Design, Merchandising & Brand Partnerships, Emily Siegel, we were ready to interview her about the success story that is transforming technology accessories.