Designs by Jess

Monday, March 12, 2012

“When designing products, marketers must first define the core, problem-solving benefits or services that consumers seek.” Page 210

Posted by Jess Brooks at 7:19 PM

Labels: EOC

Jess Brooks: With a dream of working as an Image Consultant, I am building my plans for my future. Working on my degree in fashion, I am building a network of people within the LGBT community of Las Vegas. I’m looking forward to being more active and helping to make fashion more accessible in the community. I stay on track with fashion through sites like stylesite and womensweardaily, I also attend events geared toward the LGBT community to better understand the needs and wants of the people within so I may better take care of my future customers. It’s very important to me to have clothing opportunities for everyone. I strive to create equal footing for men, women, gays and lesbians but most importantly those in the Trans community. My planned business will be geared mostly toward the Trans community; helping pre/post op individuals find the clothing that work best for them, with the style they desire. Since finding clothing on their own can be quite difficult, I hope to be able to provide a safe way for those who are transitioning to be able to be comfortable with fear of rejection from stores.

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