More NYC and Teen Vogue Fashion U

As I promised, here are more pictures from my trip to NYC for Teen Vogue Fashion University.

I'm wearing:

Shirt: Uniqlo
Sweater: American Apparel
Pants: Zara
Shoes: Nike
Sunglasses: Ray-Ban

Style Icon #2: Scott Schuman

Scott Schuman, aka "The Sartorialist" is a fashion photographer with great sense of style. He walks by the streets of NYC, Tokyo, Milan looking for people dressed kind of different than the group of normal citizens; to take a snap and post it on his blog The Sartorialist.

He's a perfect role model for anyone who wants to work in the fashion industry.

"I thought I could shoot people on the street the way designers looked at people, and get and give inspiration to lots of people in the process. My only strategy when I began The Sartorialist was to try and shoot style in a way that I knew most designers hunted for inspiration" (Schuman)

Here is the link to his blog, The Sartorialist: thesartorialist.blogspot.com

Attention fashion marketing lovers

Fashion designers create stuff that people buy at stores, or boutiques; but how do this clothing pieces or accessories hit the stores, and what makes the consumer want something from a designer so much, well, that's basically the job of a fashion merchandiser.

Since I want to focus my career on that area of the industry, I was very interested about an article I read about how a good fashion marketing school can get you a career in fashion, and I found it very helpful. I love business management, and marketing, of which I'm getting a bachelors degree on. And I'm planning to get to a prestigious design school after I graduate to start a masters in fashion marketing or fashion merchandising; that would be like my top goal, I hope it becomes true.

A good designer is nothing without a great marketing strategy, right?

Which school would you guys recommend me?