Hello there,

If you're a student or in the process of graduating, maybe you'll see us in your University. We have posters like this one in Colleges around the country. We want to make sure everybody is able to enjoy our services!

If you feel to, let us know what you think!

We're in the process of even improving our service. Soon you'll be able to receive laser-targeted jobs in your inbox. Also, for every jobs posted on our site we'll give away information about the company that matters, and a few contacts there so you improve your chance of landing an interview, and maybe the job you dream about.

Best of luck!

Andrew

However, I realize that there are still quite a few people that come here don't really understand the mission of the site.  We tried to explain it clearly, but I thought I'd give it a shot on the blog, so that I could write in a more informal and direct way.

What theCreativeloft is about:

• It's about filtering through the crap that's out there so you can focus on getting a job and not searching google.  It's about having quality postings that lead to credible positions.
• It's about having a place just for your industry where you can find the best advice, and make the right contacts.
• It's about getting you a job, whether you're trying to enter the industry, or you're already an experienced professional!

So go ahead and try it out!  As my corny career coach would say "It's time to accelerate your life!" =)

You need to find the signal among the noise. This is where it becomes complicated, with countless fashion blogs (I don't even want to give an estimate, but believe me, there's a lot of them) the trick is to spot the ones that are relevant and provide insightful content you could really use.

Here is the list of the lesser-known Fashion blogs, by professionals and for professionals that you could really use:

1. Fashion Incubator

This site is aimed at Fashion professionals and entrepreneurs to help them manage all the business aspect of the fashion industry. You'll find industrial tutorials, resources, referral and peer consulting. The blog is run by Kathleen Fasanella a long-time professional of the industry.

2. Fashion Wire Daily

I've included this site in the list, even if it is not technically speaking a blog. You really can't miss their hot news about the Fashion industry. This down-to-business site is really active, posting on average 10 stories a day. Make sure to check it out regularly.

3. The Business of Fashion

The title of this blog could not be more explicit. The Business of Fashion has gained a pretty strong following as an essential resource for fashion creatives, business professionals and entrepreneurs. The posted stories usually explores issues at the intersection of fashion and business, reported from the major style capitals. This one is my personal favorite!

4. In Style Exchange

More on the designer site, this blog regularly post about the latest trends, and provide advices on how to start you own clothing line.

5. Fashion Business, Inc - FBI

Despite their poor taste regarding acronyms and background colors (is grey the new trendy color?) this blog is geared towards entrepreneurs and professionals of the fashion industry. They encourage interaction between peers (you can ask your question and you'll probably get some decent answers) and "real life" meetups.

6. Fashion Industry Network

The Fashion Industry network is a business network for the fashion industry to share knowledge regarding fashion, style and design. They also list a series of blogs. The idea of this site is for fashion designers to meet fashion designers, production managers to meet production managers, stylists to meet stylists, pattern makers to meet pattern makers etc. 

7. 55 Secret Street

What is a Fashion shopping blog doing in my list of Fashion business blogs, you asked yourself? I know it's as irrelevant as Kim Jong Il new PJ's but still... this blog will help you spend your money wisely. You’ll find everything here from beauty products to fashion to all the gadgets that will keep you in style.

Do you think of any other resources that's missing in my list?

Thanks for reading!

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