Fifth Stop: NYC – Day 3, 4, & 5

This post is a continuation of the post, Fifth Stop: NYC – Day 1&2. So, if you have not checked out the first post, make sure to read it before continuing with days 3, 4, and 5!

On day 3, I went to the FIT fashion museum, explored Soho and Chinatown, and went to my first NBA game (the Knicks versus the Pistons) at Madison Square Garden.

On day 4, I explored Brooklyn, and I LOVED it there so much. Although I got lost on the subway quite a few times, it was totally worth it when I finally made it to Williamsburg.

On day 5, we met with the co-founder of Windows Wear to see their exhibit at Berkley College’s Manhattan campus. We also had the incredible opportunity to go to Coach’s NYC headquarters to see how they produce their beautiful leather goods. At the end of the day we flew home from an incredible city back to our own incredible city of Milwaukee.

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I would like to thank both my parents and Mount Mary’s Fashion Department for providing me with the opportunity and blessing to travel to NYC with friends and fellow fashion students. It is an experience I learned so much from, and will never forget. It was the perfect end to my nineteenth year, and a beautiful start to my twenties.

I hope you enjoy these photos!

Lots of Love,

Nina

Fifth Stop: NYC – Day 1&2

Towards the end of October, I had the incredible opportunity to travel with Mount Mary’s Fashion Department to New York City. If you have not read, Stop 4.5: An Introduction to NYC, make sure to check it out!

The first two days we had the privilege of visiting the Bon Ton offices and Fashion Snoops. Our meetings with both companies made me super encouraged and inspired to continue working hard in my fashion studies. NYC is a fast-paced atmosphere, and so is the fashion industry, so it is important to make sure as a student I am well-rounded in all areas of knowledge about the industry.

Please enjoy NYC through my eyes in these photos:

 

Make sure to check back tomorrow for the second NYC post.

Lots of Love,

Nina