Create your own Fashion Brand
Serious fashionistas for sure have dreamed at some point to have their own fashion line and be known for their unique styles. The good news is that there’s indeed huge potential in the fashion business — clothing and footwear sales in the U.S. reached $368 billion in 2019, making it the largest apparel market in the world. And in 2020, the global clothing market was valued at $1.5 trillion.
But unlike blogging, starting your own clothing brand is a little more time and resource-intensive, and requires more planning in order to succeed. You’ll need to sit down and come up with your own business plan, thinking about what kind of clothing you’d like to produce, for whom, and how. Will it be a loungewear brand perfect for our current stay-at-home reality? Or will you go the PPE route and make trendy and stylish pandemic wear? You’ll likely need a team, more equipment, and supplies, but with the right mindset, careful planning, and lots of love for fashion, the future is going to look bright for your business.
Represent the Big Names
If you think that’s too much work, or if it’s still too early, you can familiarize yourself in fashion sales first by becoming a representative for established brands like Stella and Dot. You can promote and sell their products and earn commissions from your sales. They require a joining fee though, and you’ll be needing some capital to buy their products at cheaper rates exclusive to members, which you’ll then mark up and start earning profits from.
Your love for fashion can go beyond passion in a lucrative way. You just need a positive outlook and determination to keep going until you make it big in the industry. One day, you may just see your name among known fashion icons you just used to look up to when you were just dreaming, who knows?
Authored by: Jean Borron
Written for: thestylishflaneuse.com

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