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Planning an event or conference is never easy, the process can be long and a little bumpy. But here at Quantumm Events we understand the purpose of the conference to provide a best execution. #eventplanner #corporateevents #planner #professionalmeeting #eventproduction #conferenceevents #eventmanagementindia #businessevent #conference https://www.instagram.com/p/BxjrEcAn73Q/?igshid=1qu1t0hb85ceg

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Polgár Dotti többszörös szépségkirálynő volt a Tesla Budapest Professional Meeting rendezvény műsorvezetője. A műsort egy narancs színű Regina's Desire bandage ruhában vezette. Szerintünk nagyon jól áll Dottinak a narancs szín! :) @reginasdesire @polgardotti #teslabudapest #professionalmeeting #reginasdesire #fashionshow #fashion #fashion2017 #divat #divat2017 #divatbemutató #rd #rdgram #orangedress #bandagedress

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First official pregnant photo 😉 With Rosa in Regina's Desire Fashion Show 👗👙🤰👶🏻🍼😊 #27weekspregnant @teslabudapest @regina_bordi @reginasdesire #reginasdesire #fashionshow #professionalmeeting #rdgram #divat #divat2017 #fashion #fashion2017 #happymom #happypregnant

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Holnap 15:30-kor Csordás Ákossal és egy izgalmas divatbenutatóval várunk titeket a Tesla Budapestben! A helyszínen 10-20 óráig fel is próbálhatjátok legújabb fürdőruha és bandage ruha kollekciónkat is és természetesen vásárolni is lehet! ;) Gyertek, várunk szeretettel!!! :) @reginasdesire @regina_bordi @realweiszfanni @csordasakos #reginasdesire #rd #rdgram #professionalmeeting #fashionshow #teslabudapest

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Third Meeting with Ellen Ward

And here comes the flip, the transition, a new way of thinking, a new perspective...

I have officially reconstructed my thesis project after meeting last week with Ellen Ward, a Visual Communication/Graphic Design professor at Winthrop University.

Ellen has worked within the fashion industry for years, creating products that are still sold today in Hobby Lobby, Walmart, and Michaels. As I did in all of my other meetings with professionals, I began by pitching my idea to Ellen, starting with my prototype, my demographic and concept. I will have to admit, throughout these early stages of this project I was a little lost on how I could connect a headband with the abstract thought of women empowerment...it sounded a little far fetched even in my mind. Ellen could tell that I was a little unsure of my demographic and almost immediately suggested that I change it to tweens (girls ages 10-14). She bought up a good point with this demographic; unlike women in their late 20s and 30s, young girls have the ability to be influenced. Young girls are looking for someone to look up to and model their lives after whereas, older women just want to be independent. So from there Ellen and I began brainstorming other directions these headbands could take. What would empower a little girl? What is popular right now in the young girl community? How could we tie headbands into the mix? That's when Ellen suggested a creative kit for young girls to put together and decorate their own headbands.  To take this even further, and I had thought of this in the past, what if the headband kits were for young girls going through cancer treatment. When young girls go through chemo one of the most traumatic side affects is loosing their hair. These headbands would allow them to feel beautiful and strong. Plus chemo treatments can get boring. They can take hours and without anything to occupy their time children can get bored...perfect time for decorating a headband! I must say that this direction does lend a more cohesive concept. It successfully works bring a solution to a problem. And who wouldn't feel empowered after creating their own headband that they can wear around?

So it's certainly not starting over, but it is a new direction! I went in expecting the worst (from hearsay of previous students talking with Ellen about their projects) but I ended up gaining A LOT from our conversation. Ellen was really spot on with her advice and I think that without meeting with her I would be floundering around trying to connect disconnected ideas. And I thought my gears were turning after talking to Stephanie...now they are turning backwards and sideways at ten times the normal speed!

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Second Meeting with yet another Stephanie!

Last week I met with Stephanie Lawson, a marketing Professor at Winthrop University who has received multiple degrees from Florida State University. After I was given Stephanie's name from a fellow student, I immediately contacted her in hopes that she would be able to lend me good insight in the marketing and advertising of my headbands.

Considering the fact that this was our first time meeting each other the meeting went unexpectedly well! I went into the meeting thinking I would go through my project and she would give me small pointers but our conversation ended up ranging from marketing my products on Etsy to discussing a potential brand name: Banded Together. One of the main points Stephanie brought up in our meeting was the idea that instead of approaching the project with the idea of finding a powerful woman first and modeling the fabric design after them, I should look at popular clothing trends today and then find a woman from the past that suits that fabric pattern trend. For instance, let's say that arrows were popular right now, if that was the case, perhaps I could create a fabric pattern with arrows and then say it was the Sacagawea headband. Stephanie saw a lot of potential in my project. She even commented that she would buy a headband based on the sheer fact that it supported women. Together we looked into pricing the headbands at $15, which would include shipping and packaging. As far a packaging goes, she suggested that I stick with simple inexpensive ways to promote my brand that would cut down on costs. Finally, our last talking point included the idea that this brand had the potential to expand and grow. Stephanie suggested that I do series of headbands. For instance, headbands modeled after famous women athletes. She even suggested that I look into other fabrics that suited certain lifestyles (outdoor adventure seekers, athletes, etc.)

All-in-all the meeting was extremely successful! It is always encouraging to hear that someone else takes an interest into your concept. In meeting with Stephanie, she passed along the name of Jane Thomas, another professor in the marketing department who has worked with textile design and marketing within that field. Stephanie proved to be a wonderful sounding board for my ideas but she also provided me with many ideas of her own! I can officially say that my gears are turning!  I have so much to think about...