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Young Professionals

Young Professionals. By: Ellen Dittrich, Sujana Gurung, Tracy Harwood, Tiffani Nguyen, Marlee Plummer SMHM 3350. Findings- color trends. Media is by far the biggest influence in society today.

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Young Professionals

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  1. Young Professionals By: Ellen Dittrich, Sujana Gurung, Tracy Harwood, Tiffani Nguyen, Marlee Plummer SMHM 3350

  2. Findings- color trends • Media is by far the biggest influence in society today. • Three key color findings: color key(usually neutral colors), professionalism( neutral or primary colors) and new feminist ( trendy colors)

  3. Interview • We chose to interview ntTV broadcasters Ethan Hutchins and Matthew Wills • Both of them were interested in fashion and had a presentable looks.

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  7. Collage • The second collage titled “Royal Spring” represents the trend of the color, royal blue which is bold and eye catching. • The first collage titled “Fashion News” shows a general variety of looks and pieces . Ex: nude pumps, the solid black loafers, and the black and navy blazers which is a repeated look among broadcasters. • The last collage titled “News Update” shows the trend of the high heel. Ex: pumps, wedges, stilettos, pointed toe, round toe, and even variations of heights of the heel as they will keep up with this trend being part of the outfit.

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