This document provides a summary of the applicant's relevant work experience, activities, education, and skills. The applicant has held multiple internships in the fashion and magazine industries, including at The Imprint, Marie Claire Magazine, and Kenneth Jay Lane. She served as the president of her university's fashion club and was accepted to Teen Vogue's Fashion U program. The applicant graduated with honors from Sacred Heart University with degrees in marketing and graphic design and a minor in fashion. Her skills include design programs, photography, and sewing.

2. Related Experience
The Imprint Editorial Intern January 2015–May 2015
The Impression Archive, Weston, CT
• Managed and updated images for the largest fashion database
• Edited content for The Imprint, a Fashion website that offers current
fashion news and industry insights
Marie Claire Accessories Intern May 2014–Aug. 2014
Marie Claire Magazine, Hearst, New York, NY
• Provided fashion editors with administrative assistance
• Oversaw organization and maintenance of the fashion closet
• Developed strong relationships with designers and PR companies
through regular communication
• Performed expense reports for editors and trained incoming
interns how to do these reports
Kenneth Jay Lane Intern May 2013–July 2013
Kenneth Jay Lane, New York, NY
• Worked under the Vice-President in creating line sheets
• Assisted creative directors in managing sample pulls
• Helped complete customer orders by working in the stock room
• Maintaining the showroom by keeping it organized
Fashion Club President January 2013–May 2015
Sacred Heart University Fashion Club, Fairfield, CT
• Supervised all executive board positions and helped
maintained strict deadlines
• Strategized to increase interest and membership in the club
• Organized events such as monthly guest speakers to help the
members gain valuable industry knowledge
Accepted Applicant,Teen Vogue Fashion U March 2015
Teen Vogue, Conde` Nast, New York, NY
• Participated in discussions led by fashion industry leaders and
observed their seminars
• Actively networked with fellow peers and the top names in the industry
Activities
Resident Success Assistant, Sacred Heart University Sept. 2013
Theater Arts Program, Sacred Heart University Sept. 2011–May 2015
Theta Phi Alpha Sorority, Sacred Heart University Sept. 2011–Present
Habitat for Humanity, Sacred Heart University, Sept. 2011–May 2015
Studied Abroad in Luxembourg, Sacred Heart University, May 2014
Profile
Determined, enthusiastic and hard working professional with a strong interest in fashion. Ability to understand the analytical and
creative sides of the fashion industry through skills obtained from a double major in Marketing and Graphic Design as well as a minor
in Fashion Marketing/Merchandising. I am passionate about bringing my concepts into reality. Through my numerous internships, I am
proficient to keep up in the fast paced environment of the fashion industry and I’m ready to get my foot in the door.
Skills
Photoshop
Illustrator
InDesign
Muse
Flash
Bridge
Word
PowerPoint
Excel
Photography
Drawing
Painting
Sewing
Education
Sacred Heart University, Fairfield, CT
Bachelor of Science: Marketing and
Graphic Design May 2015
Thomas More Honors Program Minor
Fashion Marketing & Merchandising Minor
GPA 3.70
Honors & Awards
Graduating Magna Cum Laude, May 2015
Thomas Moore Honors Scholarship, Sept. 2011
Dean’s List, Fall 2012–Spring 2015
Welch List Award, March 2012–March 2015
National Residence Hall Honorary, December 2012
Sean Carter Scholar Award, Sept. 2011–May 2015
Welch Scholar, September 2013- September 2015
Order of the Omega Honors Society, Apr 2013
Delta Epsilon Sigma Honors Society, April 2013
Beta Gamma Sigma Honors Society, Sept. 2014
Student Art Exhibit, April 2013–April 2015

3. Dress-form created entirely from different typefaces that reflect
the coordinating characteristics of dramatic, genuine, loyal
and ambitious.

4. Created my own fashion brand based on the concept of using invis-
ible zippers to give the garments adaptablility. I created the logo of
“Fusion” to represent the predominatly neautral base of my clothes
with colorful accents that reflect the current trend. The “I” in Fusion
is a zipper representing the technology that will set the Fusion brand
apart from the rest.

5. Using the fashion brand Fusion, I created a shirt prototype
showing the convertible sleeve lengths. I styled the outfits to
show the shirt with long sleeves, short sleeves and as a vest
and took all the photography.
Using the fashion brand Fusion, I created a magazine adver-
tisment spread. Once again I styled all of the outfits and took
the photography.

6. Using the fashion brand Fusion, I created a billboard that shows the
transition of the garment from long sleeves to short sleeves and then to a
vest. The logo is used on the crossing walk. A coordinating bench sits
infront of the billboard saying “One Shirt, One City, Endless Possibilities”.

7. Using the fashion brand Fusion, I created an iphone take over advertis-
ment. The small banner ad would first appear on the bottom of a fashion
based app and then it would expand to takeover the screen. The user
would then have to “unzip” to reveal the three versions of the Fusion shirt.

8. 5 page Editorial spread on the Haidan artist Robert Davison featuring his
whimsical paintings and hand carved masks.

10. A graphic poster to advertise the Haidan artist Robert Davdison
using the concept of seeing the world through Davdison’s eyes.

11. A typographical poster to advertise the Haidan artist
Robert Davdison using the type to create the face of one
of his totem poles.

12. A direct mail piece brochure with a die-cut tree line as shown in the folded
version of the brochure. The envelope would then feature a square die-cut
in order to show the title of the brochure that is in the envelope. The last
item shows the from of the envelope.
When the brochure opens, there will be an eagle that will act
as a “save the date” and can be detached as well as stands on
its own. There will also be spot gloss varnish in the shape of
Davdison’s artwork.

13. The spot gloss varnish is placed on advent doors that
open up to reveal the colored version of the artwork
and a description of the artwork. The back of the
brochure includes information on the museum and the
times of the exibit.

14. This photoshop piece represents a Shakespear quote and the two feelings
of fire and ice.

15. Advertisment for the shoe brand, Monolo
Blahnik showing how the shoes are more
luxorious and opulant than jewels.

16. Illustration created from charcoal.

17. Butterfly created entirely in Illustrator.

18. Second hand smoke awarness advertisment created in
Photoshop.

19. Anti-smoking advertisment created in Photoshop.

20. A magazine advertisment for the New York City Ballet using the concept of
the New York City Ballet as a New York landmark.

21. An AOL sign in for the New York City Ballet using the
concept of the New York City Ballet as a New York Icon.
An Ipad advertisment for the New York City Ballet
using the concept of the New York City Ballet as a
New York symbol.

22. Book redesign for the classic novel Little Women.
The cover featured a calligraphy pen to symbolize the
main characters ambition of becoming a writer. The
back cover uses parchment paper and a calligraphy
typeface as well as the signature of Josephine March
Flattened book dust jacket for the redesign of the classic novel Little
Women.

23. Redesigned Contents page and Chapter One for the
classic novel Little Women featuring a parchment texture and
calligraphy writing.

24. Photoshop project reflecting the experience of my first internship at the
jewlery company Kenneth Jay Lane. The photography and styling were
conducted by me.