The document summarizes key aspects of the fashion industry's history and development, including its origins in Paris in the 19th century and the emergence of youth styles in the 1950s. It also profiles influential fashion designers Iris Van Herpen, known for fusing technology with couture, and Coco Chanel, the founder of the iconic Chanel brand. The document outlines various fashion-related career paths and emphasizes the importance of English proficiency for international opportunities in the global fashion industry. It concludes with two statements of interest in fashion design careers focused on innovation and using clothing to convey feelings.

1. Estefanía Moreno Salamanca
Isabella Londoño Cardona

2.  The fashion industry began in the 19th century.
 The fashion industry started in Paris
 The first real fashion shows were organized in
the 20th century by Jeanne Paquin
 After the world war II, Paris was no longer the
global center of fashion
 In the 50s the focus of fashion changed as a new
youth style emerged.

3. Iris Van Herpen:
 She was born in Wamel, The Netherlands.
 She is know for fusing technology with traditional
couture craftsmanship.
 She debuted her first collection “Chemical Crows”,
at the 2007 Amsterdam fashion week.
 She did an intership with the late Alexander
Mcqueen and Claudy Jongstra.
 She was one of the first designers to adopt 3D –
printing as a garment construction technique.

4. Coco Chanel:
 She was a French fashion designer and
businesswoman.
 The founder and namesake of the Chanel brand.
 A prolific fashion creator, Chanel extended her
influence beyond couture clothing, realizing her
design aesthetic in jewellery, handbags, and
fragrance.
 She is the only fashion designer listed on Time
magazine's list of the 100 most influential people of
the 20th century.
 Chanel herself designed her famed interlocked-CC
monogram, which has been in use since the 1920s.

5.  Make garments.
 Create new alternative styles
 Make costume proposals
 Advise on fashion
 Create trends
 Look for fashion from different perspectives, leave
the monotony of a Jean and a shirt

6.  Fashion Makeup
 Cutting and Making
 Fashion Pattern
 Fashion Design
 Textile Expert

7.  London and New York are the main centers of the fashion
industry, practitioners around the world will highly benefit
from having a good domain of English language.
 With the English you have greater opportunities to generate
company abroad and internationalize the company
 If you want to obtain new textiles and innovate you must
know English to be able to comunicate with other suppliers
 With English you can make alliances with people who are
experts in fashion abroad and generate more money.
 The English is very important and with you can generate
work in other countries and do interviews without difficulties.

8.  I am interested in this career and be
professional because I love to
generate new things for humanity
and that are to their liking.
 I love to design clothes so people feel
good and have a good self-esteem
 My dream is to have my own brand
and with part of my earnings help
the homeless dogs.

9.  I am interested in this career since I
like to innovate and create.
 I like to transmit feelings, emotions,
sensations through clothing.
 My dream is to have my own company
recognized worldwide.