I love you on IG, and now even more on Substack - so good to learn new experiences! I also have a very different uni background not that common to my work field, but passion and creativity can take you long ways :)
Thank you for this! I'm a data analyst who just went back and got a master's in Data Science. However, in real life I LOVE clothes and style and art among other things that aren't strictly tech related. I'm currently on the job hunt and searching for any type of role that can give me a taste of the world outside of big tech. I've been a big fan of your IG for a while but recently got into substack as well. Keep doing what you're doing!
this was exactly what i needed, thank you!!! i'm currently studying fashion but I also started taking coding lessons and deep down i knew i wanted to connect these two. it was really nice to hear your view as someone who is successful in fashion and technology together!
Love this so much ! Thank u for sharing such an interesting perspective on finding space in the fashion industry v helpful for soon to be graduates like myself :) I hope you don’t mind I shared this piece to my LinkedIn too <3
omg i love this. im a computer science major too and id never thought of fashion as a field it could be used in. i would love to try it out myself and see if its something im interested in for my career. if you dont mind, could you tell me what you do currently?
I studied Civil Engineering and I’m currently a digital fashion consultant. I remember telling my parents that I needed a laptop to learn AutoCAD and I really wanted to use it to begin my Adobe Illustrator training
I love you on IG, and now even more on Substack - so good to learn new experiences! I also have a very different uni background not that common to my work field, but passion and creativity can take you long ways :)
Thank you so much for your support, I really appreciate it. And that is wonderful to hear. I’m rooting for you!
The inspiration I needed for this year🤘🏽
im so happy to hear that!!
Emily
same here
love it!!
thank you!
Obsessed with this
i really feel like we are at an inflection point now, where tech and fashion dont need to be mutually exclusive but rather can create new categories
absolutely
I just love your work. Thank you for sharing it.
Thank you so much!!! ◡̈
Thank you for this! I'm a data analyst who just went back and got a master's in Data Science. However, in real life I LOVE clothes and style and art among other things that aren't strictly tech related. I'm currently on the job hunt and searching for any type of role that can give me a taste of the world outside of big tech. I've been a big fan of your IG for a while but recently got into substack as well. Keep doing what you're doing!
this was exactly what i needed, thank you!!! i'm currently studying fashion but I also started taking coding lessons and deep down i knew i wanted to connect these two. it was really nice to hear your view as someone who is successful in fashion and technology together!
Love this so much ! Thank u for sharing such an interesting perspective on finding space in the fashion industry v helpful for soon to be graduates like myself :) I hope you don’t mind I shared this piece to my LinkedIn too <3
I follow your journey on Instagram and I think it’s amazing! I’m from engineering background but I always loved fashion!!!
Something on similar lines :)
https://open.substack.com/pub/mitalibharali/p/conscious-consumption-quite-luxury?r=5ltrkd&utm_medium=ios&shareImageVariant=overlay
omg i love this. im a computer science major too and id never thought of fashion as a field it could be used in. i would love to try it out myself and see if its something im interested in for my career. if you dont mind, could you tell me what you do currently?
As a fashion girl transitioning into tech, this was nice to hear :)
Creating a space for personal style discovery and self expression!🪷 https://substack.com/@gracievintage/note/p-181465706?r=6z3tho&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=notes-share-action
I studied Civil Engineering and I’m currently a digital fashion consultant. I remember telling my parents that I needed a laptop to learn AutoCAD and I really wanted to use it to begin my Adobe Illustrator training
omg such a great article! Love how you connected reversing an array to the real world problem in fashion.