It was a pleasure to visit The Design Museum. An interesting quote that the developers of the museum use is that design is a process carried out by the people for the people. It was a great experience to see the concept from three different perspectives – the Designers, the Makers and the Users. The way these three perspectives depend on each other and how the technology has an impact in our lives today was interesting and remarkable to see.

It was then that I realised how important design today is and how the users can influence the designers as to what has to be designed. Not just that, the designers also need to keep the makers in mind in order to achieve practicality and also the makers need to keep the designers visions in mind.

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This encouraged me to further study Business to become a known global fashion entrepreneur in near future. In order to do so, I wanted to be exposed to international work culture. Without any hesitation I knew I wanted to gain master’s degree in London. Running a business is quite challenging which requires critical and logical thinking. The adrenaline rush of surpassing business targets has driven me to study and expand my knowledge in Entrepreneurship. Achieving a degree in Entrepreneurship in Kingston University and still be around a fashion environment portrayed a perfect blend of fashion and business. Without any regrets, I have realized that Kingston University has truly been a great choice as it is highlights both classroom and direct experiential learning.

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Art and design have always been my keen interests and strong talents. I have done a lot of photoshoots and was also offered to be in an advertisement. This initiated my journey in self-grooming and fashion. For me, fashion has been a non-verbal communication between an observer and the wearer. Fashion speaks of confidence and personality. It is an ever-expanding field where I want to contribute my best. But I soon realized that to be an independent fashion artist, I had to be a business-minded person as well. The realization kicked in when I ran a boutique store for almost 2 years. The responsibilities were a merge of business and fashion fields such as anticipate designs that appealed to clients but also interact and exceed clients’ expectations through entrepreneurial skills. Continue reading “My passion guides; my pathway to achievements (part 1)” →