Natalie Leung

Australia

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What kind of job are you looking for?

One that allows me to see what the industry is like in the long term. I honestly want to start my own business, but I know the only way to learn is to learn from my own and other people's mistakes. However, fashion design assistant would be perfect for me because I am interested in the development of concepts and ideas and putting these ideas onto paper then into production. I am also interested in travel - to Tokyo and Shibuya in Japan; to Paris and London and Thailand.... read more

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Work history

Collette Dinnighan March 2007 to May 2007
Assistant

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How would you describe your time at Collette Dinnighan?

This also was a great opportunity; not only did they design for Australia, they designed for the overseas market - Paris & London. I saw how different the markets were and it showed me what sells and what didn't. I also saw how important the design process and sampling stage was to the Fashion Industry.... read more
Cooper St. July 2006 to August 2006
Assistant

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How would you describe your time at Cooper St.?

This was an excellent opportunity for me; It allowed me to see the process of design and manufacturing, from developing concepts, to sampling and putting it into production. I saw how important time management and organizational skills were.
Fashion Assassin June 2006 to July 2006
Assistant

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How would you describe your time at Fashion Assassin?

I saw how the design process was carried out; from choosing concepts and themes, to choosing fabrics, prints, and silhouettes.

Education

St George TAFE February 2005 to December 2007
Advanced Diploma of Fashion Design

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How would you describe your time at St George TAFE?

This is where I studied Fashion Design. I was very privileged to study at this institute, as it taught me the different aspects of the fashion industry. In my three years there I studied how to develop concepts and carry them through; textile design and printing, computer graphics skills, marketing, business skills, manufacturing clothes, pattern-making, the history and culture of fashion, styling - just to name a few. It was here I really learnt more about myself then at any other school or workplace; and instills a passion and love for fashion.... read more

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