Your Fashion Résumé. The résumé or CV for fashion follows many standard rules but with a creative twist. It should be clean, easy to read, and ideally one page (two if you have a lot of relevant experience, but for someone starting, one page is enough). List your contact info clearly at top (include LinkedIn or portfolio URL as well, if you have). For content, emphasize any fashion-related experience first. If you have internships or relevant jobs, detail those with bullet points focusing on your accomplishments and duties. Use action verbs and be specific: e.g., “Assisted in designing 10-piece evening wear collection, conducting fabric research and creating technical flat sketches” rather than just “helped designer.” If you have numbers or tangible outcomes (like “garments I worked on were featured in X fashion show” or “increased social media followers by 20% through content creation”), include them, as they show impact. For someone switching careers or fresh out of sch...
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