Showing posts with label Fashion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fashion. Show all posts

Thursday, July 29, 2021

Fashion 101: Make the most of fleece

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Remi Landau looks back at some of the best fleece fashion practices, with the end of spring and summer in full swing.

Fleece is a soft, wooly material that has become fashionable throughout the years. People have rocked a fleece pullover by partnering it with a pair of white jeans. That pairing has always been a great idea for an everyday casual look.

Remi Landau mentions that matching a fleece pullover, a pair of leggings, and trainers also works for a more sporty ensemble. A black tote bag completes the look.

While it isn't as cold as winter, it can still get quite chilly on some days. A denim jacket over a fleece pullover is both fashionable and practical. And they go well with a pair of black jeans, or a pair of black leggings, and comfy shoes. This look is perfect for a day hike or an afternoon in the park.

Remi Landau notes that a long-sleeved fleece jacket over a striped top is a great combo for more warmth.

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Furthermore, the combination of a printed fleece pullover with a neutral-colored bottom can be quite an exciting, colorful, casual ensemble.

As mentioned earlier, with summer here, people can use this blog as a guide for fall and the seasons after, Remi Landau adds.

Remi Landau reviewed, organized, and performed document discovery for senior trial attorneys and attended client preparation and deposition meetings regularly as a litigation paralegal with Weitz & Luxenberg. With Harper's Bazaar, she served as an accessories intern responsible for assisting the head of digital marketing and coordinating the placement of accessories for fashion editorial shoots. For more on Ms. Landau, visit this page.

Thursday, June 24, 2021

What spring cleaning your closet can teach you about life

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Being a fashion professional has a way of changing the way that you think, and this isn’t any less true for Remi Landau. In this blog, she shares what spring cleaning your closet can teach you about your life.

Many people have a certain quality to their closets at home, and they might find that there’s a unique theme that its contents follow in the way they are arranged. Of course, in one door, that’s where one keeps the essential pieces reserved for their daily wardrobe. Perhaps, this door is what opened the most because most are sure to find what they like to wear comfortably without spending too much time deciding their outfit. These are the clothes use for mundane and uneventful moments, shares Remi Landau.

The life lesson, however, comes to attention most especially when doing spring cleaning. This gives one a reason to open a seldom-used door, keeping the more sentimental pieces. This is where you’ll find those articles of clothing that may seem useless to you, but just you can’t let go of anyway.

Consider the neat dress you’ve been keeping for so many years, which is a few sizes smaller than where you’re at. It doesn’t take too much time before you long for those times when you used to have a more flattering frame.

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And yet there’s also that other piece which is a size or two bigger than what you’re wearing today, which you somehow keep because you fear the possibility of going back to where you once were, a possibility that you’d like to prepare for just the same.

Then you realize that you’re in your 50s, and what really matters is that you wear something that allows you to be the happiest version of yourself. So the next time you go spring cleaning, you know that you need to clean out the closet in your mind, too.

Remi Landau received her degree in sociology from Syracuse University. She recently worked for Bergdorf Goodman as an assistant for a personal stylist. For related blogs, visit this page.

Tuesday, April 27, 2021

The trendiest shoes for spring and summer

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Days out in the sun always seem like a good idea following chilly months spent mostly indoors. To fully enjoy spring strolls, wearing the best footwear is a must. In this blog post, fashion industry professional Remi Landau lets her readers in on the trendiest shoes for spring and the months to come.

Boat shoes are making a comeback. People are more likely to use and see these on the streets than in decks of yachts. The stylish shoes have gotten more accessible over the years and have started to look cooler when worn with classics such as chinos, shorts, oxford shirts, or button-down shirts. When the sun shines, it’s natural to slip into more colorful shoes. Pastel-colored flats and sandals can be paired easily with floral dresses.

Gum soles are timeless winners and easy shoes to wear throughout the year. However, this footwear particularly rocks during spring. Retro trainers go well together with joggers and tailored trousers. Sustainable footwear is all the buzz, thanks to the fashion industry’s move toward sustainability. Sustainable shoes by both micro and mega brands help individuals feel their best while taking care of the environment.

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Better weather allows people to go for workouts outside. Tech-upgraded trainers enable wearers to track their runs and other stats while giving them unparalleled style and comfort. According to Remi Landau, Velcro sandals, much like gum soles and boat shoes, are making a huge comeback this season. Expect stylish individuals rocking Velcro sandals made by luxury brands and pairing them with dresses and other spring-worthy ensembles.

Remi Landau is a recipient of a bachelor’s degree in sociology from Syracuse University. She draws upon a cumulative experience as well as her regular attendance at New York Fashion Week in her current endeavor as a fashion designer in New York. For more updates, visit this page.

Friday, March 26, 2021

Can the fashion industry say goodbye to seasons?

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For decades, change in seasons came with a shift in collections. To save the planet by promoting sustainability, the conversation about the fashion world going "seasonless" has received more attention these days than in previous years. With an established system in the industry, is there still room for seasonless fashion?

The answer is yes. According to fashion industry professional Remi Landau, designers and brands have become more detailed and intentional when designing clothes that can be worn throughout the year. Fast fashion has contributed generously to the decline of the planet and the dismal state of garment workers that the industry is ripe for appropriate adjustments. While brands and designers would still have to manufacture new clothing pieces for seasonless fashion, materials to be used are likely to be made from sustainable materials.

Seasonal fashion can give way to impulse purchases. In this day and age when individuals are getting rid of clutter, purchasing clothes particular to the season would only contribute to the mess. As designers put more thought into their collections, the pieces' longevity and durability can be promised.

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Cutting on purchases but not compromising on quality and integrity should be the move, says Remi Landau. Over the years, the fashion industry has become more successful in blending two seasons to come up with only two collections each year. Bright and pastel colors, usually worn during spring and summer, start to find their way to fall/winter collections, with neutral, earthy tones are sliding their way into spring/summer collections.

Fashion design professional and enthusiast Remi Landau gained significant experience in the industry while working as an assistant to a personal stylist at Bergdorf Goodman. Subscribe to this blog for more fashion updates.

Monday, February 15, 2021

Five fashion tips for a spectacular pre-spring wardrobe

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The shift between winter and spring can be confusing, especially to those who desire to keep their fashion weather-appropriate. Individuals who pay close attention to what they wear and make an effort to look great know that a pre-spring wardrobe must exist as the weather plays a few tricks before it completely slides into bright spring.

Keep trench coats on rotation to stay warm and fuzzy while looking fabulous. Invest in trench coats that go with everything for that easy winter-to-spring collection, says Remi Landau. The weather can be hard to read, especially during the final weeks of winter, so be sure to keep them in the closet. Allow brown to stay as it goes well with other neutral colors and bright spring shades.

Consider relaxed suits. These worthy investments go a long way and are a seamless transition from work to play. Relaxed suits can keep one comfy while looking sharp and pristine. Nothing reflects the vibe of spring better than an oversize, slouchy outfit. Chunky boots are in for both winter and spring. One can shed a few layers of clothing come spring, making chunky boots the best weapon to keep one warm during walks.

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For fashion design professional Remi Landau, it takes guts to rock out bold silhouettes as the seasons change. Statement pieces such as mini dresses, leather trousers, wrap dresses, and more make great pre-fall wardrobe choices that can stay until the middle of spring. While it seems like a ton of work putting together outfits that last from winter to spring, it only takes creativity and confidence to pull them off.

Remi Landau is a recipient of a bachelor’s degree from Syracuse University. She has most recently worked for Bergdorf Goodman as an assistant to a personal stylist. Click here for more updates from Remi Landau.

Thursday, January 28, 2021

Six ways to identify personal style

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With an abundance of styles and trends, people may get lost in finding their personal style. Figuring out one’s personal style may take some time, with some taking many seasons and years before finding the one they most identify with. Stylist Remi Landau shares six ways a person can determine their style.

When shopping for clothes, one must have a list of adjectives that best describes the vibe they want to achieve. Doing this minimizes confusion and eventually boosts one’s confidence in building the wardrobe they most want. Build a capsule wardrobe to be sure to have some basic pieces that can be mixed and matched. While staying true to one’s style, keeping a few of the basics showcase timeless and sophisticated looks.

Keep a fashion mood board to develop personal style more effectively and efficiently. Having a ton of fashion inspirations can be overwhelming and

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unrealistic, but maintaining a mood board can eliminate style and pieces that just won’t work. Embrace a humble closet. Being able to nail down the basics, a few of the funky ones, and some pieces for grand occasions is a big step toward finding one’s personal style.

According to Remi Landau, there is no shame in having experimental pieces in the closet. A capsule collection needs a few unique articles in it. Having a signature outfit doesn’t necessarily mean one only has that outfit to wear. One can be stick to their personal style even by mixing and matching clothes.

Remi Landau is a fashion designer who draws upon her cumulative work experience in the fashion industry as well as her regular attendance at the New York Fashion Week. For more styling tips, head over to this page.

Friday, December 11, 2020

Fashion forecast: Trends to anticipate in 2021

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With everything that happened in 2020, people from all over the world are excited to welcome 2021. The fashion industry is also gearing up to introduce new style trends that will dominate next year. Remi Landau shares some pieces and designs that people will be wearing in the next months.

Tiny tie details

In recent years, people have seen the return of bold bows on clothing. However, this embellishment has had its moment. For 2021, fashion experts are anticipating these tie details on tops, dresses, and bottoms that will showcase a person's figure and elegance.

Bold florals

Floral prints are coming back bigger and louder next year. Remi Landau reports that designers are becoming more creative about matching colors and floral prints to come up with standout pieces that people will enjoy wearing. Bright floral prints will be seen on shirts, jackets, dresses, pants, and skirts.

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Wide-legged pants


Move over, skinny jeans and jogger pants! 2021 will see the comeback of wide-legged pants. Now that comfort seems to be everyone's priority these days, fashionistas like Remi Landau predict that people will trade their tight-fitting jeans for more comfortable ones. Aside from jeans, loose pants made of other materials works well with the laid-back fashion that people are enjoying these days.

Head scarves

A colorful head scarf can make a plain outfit look fabulous. For those who want to add a colorful or elegant piece to their minimalist ensembles, a scarf will do the trick. Replacing hats with a head scarf will make a person look chic even as they rock their usual casual wear.

Remi Landau is a fashion design professional with a diverse work experience. She most recently worked as an assistant to a personal stylist at Bergdorf Goodman. For more articles on fashion, visit this page.

Thursday, October 15, 2020

A guide to picking the right shoes for outfits

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It’s not every day one gets to rock a flawless ensemble. While style is totally subjective, some people suffer from fashion mishaps for wearing clothing pieces that don’t fit the occasion. Personal stylist Remi Landau shares a few tips to rock the right pair of shoes every time.

Choose shoes that complement the outfit, not strikingly go against it. For simple outfits, wearing busy-looking shoes would be a good move and vice versa. Should one decide to wear outfits with prints and accessories, a good pair that allows the prints and embellishment to shine is the best choice. Take a good spin in front of a mirror and check if the ensemble is balanced. Don’t be afraid to try on other pairs, as this allows one to develop their own fashion sense.

When wearing dresses, do as the royals do and match. While it is not expected for every person to keep shoes that match every single one of their dresses, there are subtle ways to dress up and match. This elegant look can be pulled off by pairing an outfit with heels that are a shade darker or lighter.

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Personal stylist Remi Landau reminds her readers to avoid pairing their outfits with shoes made from the same material as their clothes. The last thing one wants is to look as if they made their whole look from the same material. Practice applying this technique even to casual looks for a fresher, more sophisticated style.

Personal stylist Remi Landau received her bachelor’s degree from Syracuse University. She has recently worked for Bergdorf Goodman as an assistant for a personal stylist. Head over to this page for similar reads.

Wednesday, September 16, 2020

How COVID-19 is reshaping the way people dress

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There is no denying that the world today is at the mercy of an invisible enemy, resulting in the global health crisis that is COVID-19. The virus spared no industry. But one of the most resilient industries that has emerged amid the pandemic is fashion. And even with all the safety protocols and restrictions, the fashion industry has found a way to adapt to the new normal.

For instance, consumers are most likely to shop with sustainability in mind, says fashion stylist Remi Landau. With the current global and political climate in mind, sustainable fashion, as opposed to fast fashion, is in. Simple clothing that takes no extra work to wash is preferred by many. Cotton, washable silk, linen, and similar fabrics are favored as these can go straight into the washing machine without one having to worry about the fabrics’ wear.

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With many people affected by the pandemic, clothing pieces that are out of touch with the current crisis are unlikely to make it into the fashion lists. Simple dresses, stylish loungewear, and workout clothes are easy staples as the world waits for the pandemic to end. As efforts and resources are being redirected to where they are most needed, consumers will be inspired to shop local, secondhand clothing. Prominent fashion designers are even conducting online workshops that encourage consumers to knit, crochet, and embroider their own clothes from their personal pile.

Remi Landau shares that fashion designers Guram Gvasalia, Rick Owens, and Donatella Versace, among others, are looking into slowing down fashion trends to create season-less fashion.

Remi Landau received her bachelor’s degree Syracuse University. She most recently worked as an assistant for a personal stylist at Bergdorf Goodman. For similar updates, visit this page.

Thursday, July 23, 2020

How should one dress up for video calls?

These days, video calls have taken the place of face-to-face meetings and social gatherings. But since everyone is still settling into the new normal, others are still trying to perfect how they will look on-screen. Remi Landau, a fashion professional, shares some style tips that can help a person look their best during important video calls.

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For work calls: Wear tops that are appropriate for the office


A pajama top or an old school t-shirt might not exactly be what bosses want to see when speaking with their teams during a video conference. While it's acceptable to wear boxers or lounge pants during a meeting, the top should always look professional. Wearing structured shirts, blouses, or blazers can upgrade the work-from-home look. For those with a casual dress code, adding a cardigan or a blazer will make anyone feel more in the mood to tackle matters at work. Fashion enthusiasts like Remi Landau believe that during these challenging times, dressing well can help people feel confident and empowered.

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For online meetups with friends and family: Showcase personal style


Remi Landau shares that during this time, those who stay indoors can still express themselves through their fashion. Getting out of one's sleepwear can help a person navigate the day better and feel less affected by cabin fever. For those who want to feel happier, wearing bright colored tops and accessories can boost one's mood. On the other hand, those who love their neutrals can still enjoy their go-to pieces and accessorize so that they can show up nice and polished when they show up on-screen. Looking good online will surely bring a smile even to the person on the other end.

Remi Landau received her bachelor's degree from Syracuse University. She most recently worked for Bergdorf Goodman as an assistant for a personal stylist. Visit this page for updates.

Thursday, May 28, 2020

How the fashion world reacted to COVID-19 pandemic

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Every private and public sector reacted similarly when the outbreak of COVID-19 came to the U.S. Most businesses were shut down as employees were forced to self-isolate to prevent the further spread of the virus. The fashion world was no exception, according to fashion designer Remi Landau. However, unlike most industries that have shut down, fashion designers are doing their best to contribute whatever they can to help during these trying times.

The initial kneejerk reaction of the fashion world was expected. Stores and retail outlets have been closed, galas have been canceled, fashion shows postponed, and entire season's worth of designs left behind undrawn curtains. This has led to several executives receiving massive pay cuts, layoffs for both essential and non-essential workers in the industry, as well as some brands already filing for bankruptcy after several months of abysmal sales performance.

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While the fashion industry was in dire straits, several people in the fashion industry recognized that the coronavirus was bigger than any economic and health crisis that came before. This is why influencers such as stylist Anna Rosa Vitiello and Bettina Looney coordinated a wardrobe clear out in their Instagram stories to raise money for Doctors Without Borders. Resale sites like Vestiaire Collective gathered donations from brands like Kate Moss, Thandie Newton, and Camille Charriere to sell to donate to local charities. And all over the world, Remi Landau has read of reports where fashion designers have been helping create PPE such as face masks and face shields for frontline medical workers.

As a fashion designer in New York, Remi Landau draws upon her cumulative work experience in the fashion industry as well as her regular attendance at New York Fashion Week. She generates and sketches design ideas for social wear and nightlife clothing. For more insightful reads on fashion, visit this blog.

Thursday, April 16, 2020

One Soft Skill Valued in the Fashion Industry


New York City resident Remi Landau is working on her skills as a fashion designer. In addition to being creative, Remi Landau’s interpersonal skills have assisted her with accomplishing her career goals in fashion.

Interpersonal skills are invaluable in business. In fashion, whether working as an intern or a designer, interpersonal skills are necessary to move forward in this industry.

The fashion industry has long been characterized by being a profession of very fickle perfectionists. However, while this characterization might be true, the professionals who comprise this industry have to have interpersonal skills to work together as a team. These skills come in handy when working on projects and sharing ideas.

Ultimately, interpersonal skills are of great use throughout the business day. They help build relationships between the professionals and customers and co-workers. Moreover, in a very diverse industry, interpersonal skills help people with respecting other’s differences.

When engaging clients, interpersonal skills assist with making them feel comfortable with the clothing. For example, being able to articulate knowledge regarding clothing is important to making the sale. Alternatively, when clothing does not fit appropriately, interpersonal skills assist professionals in the industry with tactfully communicating this to the customer.

Friday, January 11, 2019

Top Ways to Earn an Income Using Your Fashion Skills


A resident of Scarsdale, New York, Remi Landau formerly worked in the position of assistant for a personal stylist. In this role, Remi Landau selected and prepared luxury brand clothing for prominent clients, conducted research for buying selections at upcoming fashion seasons, and kept abreast of evolving fashion trends. Aside from her professional responsibilities, Ms. Landau also uses her skills to develop new fashion designs. 

As technology has advanced, there are now more opportunities available for people who enjoy the fashion industry to earn an income. Below are some of the best ways to combine relevant skills, and a passion for fashion, with making money.

Fashion blogging can generate an income through several types of social media outlets and may consist of various roles including reporting on niche areas such as general and hobby fashion and discussing personal style. Vlogging is another way to earn income involving fashion reporting that focuses on creating reviews, make-up tutorials, and do-it-yourself projects. 

For fashion lovers with entrepreneurial skills, creating jewelry and sewing clothes to sell on e-commerce sites such as Etsy or Ebay can generate income. Selling your creations on these sites also enables you to showcase your fashion-related products to a large audience. 

Finally, becoming a representative for an established company is an option if you don’t have your own products to sell. Fashion companies such as Dot, Mary Kay, and Stella provide an opportunity for their sales representatives to earn a commission on items that they sell.