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My new cooking school diary aka Walking dictionary (not real)

 

 

 

Day, 1             I was really looking forward to come to this school, not only I can learn to be independent, but I can finally have an apartment of my own. The only condition was my parents want me to be thrifty, they think it’s a great way to become rich, and it’s very dexterous.  When got to my apartment, everything I wanted was in there, a nice bed, a big closet, and of course a huge kitchen with a massive canteen filled with food I like to cook with. Cooking is my only passion,and it's something I want to do for the rest of my life. I cannot wait to go to class tomorrow, this school has infringed my waiting patience.  I hope I can rest tonight and can be ready for this school tomorrow.

 

Day, 2         Today was the day! I finally can go to this amazing cooking school. When I arrived in the classroom, I was astonished. The grinders are so big that you could granulate your fingers. Then there was this huge apparatus in front of the classroom. It's something that I have never seen in my life, but new students are forbidden to use it. Anyways, classmates are going to be here soon, so I amble to the classroom like the happiest moments in my life.  But when class begins I was really addle. I was addle because this is a cooking school, but why are we learning about human body parts, and which parts have more fat in it.  Also, everyone in this class has a malicious look, I thought the class didn't like me and beginning to neglect me, but i guess this is how first day at a new school goes for new students.

 

Day, 3         I begin to think that this is more like a school for zombies or unrealistic freaks that are cooking human body parts. All the classes I've been taking so far is very keen for me. Because all wee learn about right now are humans blood, flesh, and I think there is also a barrack full of old military supplies with a lot of damaged corps from previous wars.  Also, the class teachers are frisking us for what? I ask the teacher, and they say, we are just checking which part of your body have the most blood. I was about to bawl because I was really scared, I really cannot take this anymore. I have made up my mind, I’m gonna pack my bags and leave at the end of the week.

 

Day, 4       I have made ideas  for my week of how to survive in the weird school with piecemeal plans.  I’m going to act like a zombie in class so people, won’t try to kill me and cook my body parts at least. Today, I thought I could stick to my plan, but in class, the teacher actually murdered a live person and ask us to cook him and then eat it!!  After the end of the day I ran back to my dorm and packed my bags, and booked the first flight out of here.

 

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    PSP 1

  At a young age, I was fascinated with the way how Fashion Marketing industry has such a strong influence over society’s choice of styling, and how it can influence current and future trends through different channels.

          Fashion is something that never fails to captivate me. It is an ever changing cycle that uses influences from a previous era, modifies them and creates something new. An example is one of my favorite trends; the Androgynous look. This trend has existed since the 1920’s,  yet in the 21st century has men’s tailoring dominating the runway. Since Autumn/Winter, 2010 designers such as Yves Saint Laurent have led the trend with tailored trousers, tuxedo jackets and brogues for women. Spring 2012 is set to see the return of flared jeans and trousers from the 1970’s. Clothing is no longer just a commodity. Fashion has evolved into an expression of personality; it gives a sense of belonging to a group and defines people’s cultures.

          My initial interest in Fashion and Marketing began when I was twelve years old and I became a fan of David Bowie. I was not only a huge fan of his music, but I was also a huge fan of his iconic outfits. His outfits have embodied both the male and the female spirit. Each of his outfits has a different message behind it. Sometimes it includes politics, sexism, or even personal feelings. I was truly inspired by his work because his outfits weren’t meant to just look good, but he was also expressing himself at the same time in extreme ways.

       In the past year, I have also personally been working on my own designs with my cousin who is a fashion photographer. I have designed shoes, jackets, and shirts. The question I ask myself when I work on a piece is: ‘’How can I put motions onto a piece of cloth, and will express charisma when I wear it?’’ I really like to create bold work. It allows me to push boundaries;  to think outside of the box.  For instance, recently, our school had a Christmas party, and I wore one of my creation: A  black 20cm high shoe without any back support, wrapped in black gum-tape, and 18 nailed poking out of from underneath each shoe, like spikes. The shoes began as a project for art class, which was supposed to represent my hometown, but with all its weirdness, people kept asking me ‘’How?”  Well, the color is black because eighteen years of my life, I have moved from country to country and I don’t know where is the proper ‘’hometown’’ for me, so it’s a deep dark blank space. The eighteen needles represent the numbers of countries I’ve been to is a new fear for me to walk on. It’s heelless because every place that I go to, feels like something is missing, and that’s long-term support from friendships. It’s tall because I have seen a lot of stuff from a high point of view. I am proud of it, maybe not everyone was on the same page with me because it made people looked like dwarfs next to Snow White, but there are no limits in fashion.

        I’m confident of choosing the course ‘International Fashion Marketing’  Not only do I want to learn more techniques to make my work better, but also to gain a better understanding of the platform. I am keen to develop an insight into further techniques that take into account a wide range of target audiences. I have carefully considered the elements of time and finance required at this stage and I am willing to commit fully to fulfill my ambition.

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PSP2

      At a young age, I was fascinated with the way how Fashion Marketing industry has such a strong influence over society’s choice of styling, and how it can influence current and future trends through different channels.

          Fashion is something that never fails to captivate me. It is an ever changing cycle that uses influences from a previous era, modifies them and creates something new. An example is one of my favorite trends; the Androgynous look. This trend has existed since the 1920’s,  yet in the 21st century has men’s tailoring dominating the runway. Since Autumn/Winter, 2010 designers such as Yves Saint Laurent have led the trend with tailored trousers, tuxedo jackets and brogues for women. Spring 2012 is set to see the return of flared jeans and trousers from the 1970’s. Clothing is no longer just a commodity. Fashion has evolved into an expression of personality; it gives a sense of belonging to a group and defines people’s cultures.

          My initial interest in Fashion and Marketing began when I was twelve years old and I became a fan of David Bowie. I was not only a huge fan of his music, but I was also a huge fan of his iconic outfits. His outfits have embodied both the male and the female spirit. Each of his outfits has a different message behind it. Sometimes it includes politics, sexism, or even personal feelings. I was truly inspired by his work because his outfits weren’t meant to just look good, but he was also expressing himself at the same time in extreme ways.

       In the past year, I have also personally been working on my own designs with my cousin who is a fashion photographer. I have designed shoes, jackets, and shirts. The question I ask myself when I work on a piece is: ‘’How can I put motions onto a piece of cloth, and will express charisma when I wear it?’’ I really like to create bold work. It allows me to push boundaries;  to think outside of the box.  For instance, recently, our school had a Christmas party, and I wore one of my creation: A  black 20cm high shoe without any back support, wrapped in black gum-tape, and 18 nailed poking out of from underneath each shoe, like spikes. The shoes began as a project for art class, which was supposed to represent my hometown, but with all its weirdness, people kept asking me ‘’How?”  Well, the color is black because eighteen years of my life, I have moved from country to country and I don’t know where is the proper ‘’hometown’’ for me, so it’s a deep dark blank space. The eighteen needles represent the numbers of countries I’ve been to is a new fear for me to walk on. It’s heelless because every place that I go to, feels like something is missing, and that’s long-term support from friendships. It’s tall because I have seen a lot of stuff from a high point of view. I am proud of it, maybe not everyone was on the same page with me because it made people looked like dwarfs next to Snow White, but there are no limits in fashion.

        I’m confident of choosing the course ‘International Fashion Marketing’  Not only do I want to learn more techniques to make my work better, but also to gain a better understanding of the platform. I am keen to develop an insight into further techniques that take into account a wide range of target audiences. I have carefully considered the elements of time and finance required at this stage and I am willing to commit fully to fulfill my ambition.

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PSP3 (final draft)

      At a young age, I was fascinated with the way how Fashion Marketing industry has such a strong influence over society’s choice of styling, and how it can influence current and future trends through different channels.

          Fashion is something that never fails to captivate me. It is an ever changing cycle that uses influences from a previous era, modifies them and creates something new. An example is one of my favorite trends; the Androgynous look. This trend has existed since the 1920’s,  yet in the 21st century has men’s tailoring dominating the runway. Since Autumn/Winter, 2010 designers such as Yves Saint Laurent have led the trend with tailored trousers, tuxedo jackets and brogues for women. Spring 2012 is set to see the return of flared jeans and trousers from the 1970’s. Clothing is no longer just a commodity. Fashion has evolved into an expression of personality; it gives a sense of belonging to a group and defines people’s cultures.

          My initial interest in Fashion and Marketing began when I was twelve years old and I became a fan of David Bowie. I was not only a huge fan of his music, but I was also a huge fan of his iconic outfits. His outfits have embodied both the male and the female spirit. Each of his outfits has a different message behind it. Sometimes it includes politics, sexism, or even personal feelings. I was truly inspired by his work because his outfits weren’t meant to just look good, but he was also expressing himself at the same time in extreme ways.

       In the past year, I have also personally been working on my own designs with my cousin who is a fashion photographer. I have designed shoes, jackets, and shirts. The question I ask myself when I work on a piece is: ‘’How can I put motions onto a piece of cloth, and will express charisma when I wear it?’’ I really like to create bold work. It allows me to push boundaries;  to think outside of the box.  For instance, recently, our school had a Christmas party, and I wore one of my creation: A  black 20cm high shoe without any back support, wrapped in black gum-tape, and 18 nailed poking out of from underneath each shoe, like spikes. The shoes began as a project for art class, which was supposed to represent my hometown, but with all its weirdness, people kept asking me ‘’How?”  Well, the color is black because eighteen years of my life, I have moved from country to country and I don’t know where is the proper ‘’hometown’’ for me, so it’s a deep dark blank space. The eighteen needles represent the numbers of countries I’ve been to is a new fear for me to walk on. It’s heelless because every place that I go to, feels like something is missing, and that’s long-term support from friendships. It’s tall because I have seen a lot of stuff from a high point of view. I am proud of it, maybe not everyone was on the same page with me because it made people looked like dwarfs next to Snow White, but there are no limits in fashion.

        I’m confident of choosing the course ‘International Fashion Marketing’  Not only do I want to learn more techniques to make my work better, but also to gain a better understanding of the platform. I am keen to develop an insight into further techniques that take into account a wide range of target audiences. I have carefully considered the elements of time and finance required at this stage and I am willing to commit fully to fulfill my ambition.

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