NYAM Studio has a NEW LOCATION.

NYAM Studio relocated to a beautiful textile mill in Downtown area of Griffin, GA.

The layout of the new studio will be designed to include a work space for garment construction and a showroom/retail space for scheduled pop-up shops and fashion show/presentation events.

NYAM Studio is now located inside of the Broad Street Mill   NYAM Studio  – 324 E. Broad Street Suite 234, Griffin, GA 30223

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New and exciting ideas and designs are in the works for the launch of NYAM Modern Vintage so, feel free to join us along the way!

 

Parsons School of Design – Fashion Industry Essentials

Launching a clothing line inspired and motivated me to learn more about the fashion industry. The desire to learn and test the limits of my creativity and abilities led me to enroll in the Parsons School of Design – Fashion Industry Essentials certificate program.

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The program focused on five aspects of the fashion industry.

  1. Unlocking Visual Style
  2. Thinking Like a Designer
  3. Understanding Fashion Production
  4. Working in Fashion Media
  5. Developing Fashion and Marketing PR Skills

Each class involved a series of video lessons and projects that were to be completed to successfully complete the program. The projects included the design of accessories, clothing, photography, styling, production, media and final portfolio project.

The details for the projects can be found in previous blog posts listed below.

Creating Marketing Style Photos with a Model

Editorial Photo Shoot

The HARPER Collection – 1 Yard Design

NYAM Signature Bag – Retail: $98.00

Signature Bag Final Product

Signature Bag Design Mockup

Clothing Sizes & Production Standards

Would you pay $25.75 for a pair glasses? – “Assembled Dopeness”

Retail Marketing. The Retail Magic.

Hello Audience. It’s Nice to Meet You.

2017 Summer Collection- 1980’s GRAFFITI ART Inspiration…

The program pushed me out of my comfort zone and provided me with the confirmation and a new thought process of how to approach the development of my first collection.