biggest interest is FASHION, I love shopping, buying clothes and looking good. This is why I chose textiles as it has a lot to do with fashion and making clothes. I chose health and social care and sociology as two of my A level subjects because I also like kids and worked in a nursery with babies and kids for my work experience. My last A level I chose is business, I chose business because my aim when in the future is to open my own retail shop that’s got all the latest fashion. Education & Training:
Words: 364 - Pages: 2
group b. Group a scored 27 while group b scored 31. Group b win with the score of 31, while group a lose with the score of 27. Group a’s punishment is they have to dance. The boys did it but the girls pleaded that they will just sing rather than dance. Teacher Cass agreed, and in the middle of singing “Nasayo Na Ang Lahat,”Teacher Cass gestured to the boys to join the girls singing. The boys didn’t insist in joining
Words: 372 - Pages: 2
[pic]Executive Summery: Men’s fashion in Bangladesh has still not reached the heights of international standards. We are still very much behind the trends that the world follows. In the dynamic world of fashion, very few brands can claim domination for years. However, we do have a few success stories. Some of the brands of our country have managed to keep up with the expectations of the market through their goodwill, brand loyalty and a vision to be even better. One name that can be easily related
Words: 4273 - Pages: 18
* Barbara Corcoran. She specializes in real estate. Her strengths and skills including having good people skills, enjoying her business, being creative, and taking risks on her investments and decision. * Daymond John. He specializes in fashion. He has a creative vision and understands the importance of fresh perspective. His public confidence is also top notch. * Robert Herjavec. He specializes in technology. He values pure hard work and intuition. He is also a best selling uthoer and
Words: 665 - Pages: 3
tour and be displayed at children's hospitals around the globe to raise money for their children's charities. The auctioneer described the jacket as "among the most recognizable and famous garments of the 20th century," saying it sparked a 1980s fashion craze when it was copied and sold to adoring Jackson fans worldwide. "The black and red style of the jacket became so identifiable with Jackson's groundbreaking (video) that he continued to use jackets of the same design when performing the song
Words: 441 - Pages: 2
Topic: Treats faced by coral reefs in the Caribbean. In the Caribbean, the natural structures of the coral reefs are faced with many severe dangers which are caused naturally and by human activities. Coral reefs however, are living communities. Coral polyps are tiny marine creatures that secrete a calcium carbonate or limestone shell around their bodies, which remains when they die. The long shells become cemented together to form the physical structure of the reef on top of which the live Coral
Words: 1008 - Pages: 5
for granted because they have no recollection of being denied these things. Until the 1920s, American society was conservative with traditional values, this tradition began to change significantly. New forms of music like jazz was being played in dance halls, roadhouses and speakeasies all over the country. In addition, the United States saw a rise of spectator sports. There was also the arrival of the new woman, more accurately described as the flapper. “The flapper" was completely opposite to what
Words: 476 - Pages: 2
Flappers were an iconic symbol of the roaring twenties. From their fashion style to their controversial nature, these girls were what made those years so memorable. This lifestyle was born when WW1 took off, taking along our country's men and most of the working population. To fill in these roles, women flocked to take up work. They were given more power and independence, as they slowly climbed the social ladder. Throughout this time, especially when many Canadian men did not return, they developed
Words: 726 - Pages: 3
began to write his first autobiography about Ibo religion. Equiano elaborates on how Christianity connected with the African descent and its culture, also he described the similarities between the Jews and the African from circumcision to offerings, from purifications to washings, and from believing in one Creator to live after death. The African American family was cherished within the African American community due to their history of slavery, the family had bonded in a strong culture. These origins
Words: 1117 - Pages: 5
Taiesha Abrams Dance 132S Instructor: Purnima Shah Analysis of Twyla Tharp’s Eight Jelly Rolls Twyla Tharp has influenced the field of American postmodern dance for over four decades. Her work and philosophy has had a continuing impact on the growth and development of dance by consistently delivering a unique approach, independent of the traditional techniques of modern and the antitechnical works of the avant-garde. She used the strong technique gained by ballet training to bring forth
Words: 4778 - Pages: 20
