mind so it’s important to remember that we wear clothing and that clothing shouldn’t wear us.
SE: What other jobs or activities that you do besides styling or designing a clothing line?
JK: Singing, songwriting, drawing, dancing, etc. I love the arts.
SE: What type of clothing do you design?
JK: I design women’s formal and casual dresses.
SE: What sets you apart from other designers or stylist?
JK: The thing that sets me apart is me! I’m my own person….
SE: Why do consumers need your merchandise or service?
JK: Because my garments are made with love and I want every woman to feel beautiful.
SE: How do you remain current?
JK: I’m a firm believer in reinvention and challenging myself to try new things outside of my comfort zone.
SE: What is the hardest part about starting your own clothing or styling company and what makes you
push through the hard times?
JK: People not appreciating the fact that custom designs cost! This isn’t just an art it’s a business
as well.
SE: What is the most rewarding part of starting or having your own clothing or styling company?
JK: The moment someone falls in love with your garment.
SE: Who is your customer base?
JK: Women 18+
SE: How do you market yourself?
JK: I utilize social media Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Word-of-Mouth etc.
SE: Where can customers go to get your product or service?
JK: Call my business line 919-617-1302 or email me at [email protected]
SE: How or where do you get your inspiration from?
JK: I gather inspiration from many different places like nature, personal thoughts, dreams, or
from fabric itself.
SE: What is the vision or the message you want to convey to your audience or customers?
JK: Anyone can be beautiful but it starts from within.
SE: What advice would you give others who want to follow in your footsteps?
JK: Feed your creativity, always dream and love what you do!
SE: What is the vision for yourself and your company in 5 to 10 years?
JK: To see my dresses walk the red carpet and on the best dressed list.
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