AYTEN & MERIEM are FASHION GEEKS

 

Hello Classy People,

Even though Ayten is in the public relations department and we may have one or two classes together over our five years of university, we have managed to form a lovely friendship and collaborate in the Fashion Club.

For the institution, the students, and me, as someone who has always had a strong interest in fashion and started a blog dedicated to it, the Fashion Club's relaunch was a big step.

Because I adore Ayten's sense of style and fashion sense, she joined the Fashion Club's STYLISTS team. She is incredibly skilled in marketing and public relations, and I can actually imagine her working for a fashion magazine rather than a PR firm.

I enjoy our walks and coffee breaks because we talk a lot about clothes, especially ethnic and historical traditional styles, as we both hail from nations with rich cultural histories.

When generating looks, Ayten's knack for color coordination, clothing styling, and producing neat outcomes is amazing. She would send me images, links, and websites featuring the work of bloggers and other fashion professionals so she could discuss my next blog posts as well.
These conversations have always been enjoyable. I value each piece of information she provides.

At the time I began planning the Fashion Club's inaugural event, Ayten was also a very active profile. Our combined efforts made the Fashion Show's opening event a huge success.

I have to acknowledge that some people worked harder than others. Ayten was one of the mainstays at my side.

"I always feel like a geek when I'm with you," I told her in 2013, as we were eating our sandwiches in the university cafeteria and talking about some new ideas. "It's crazy because people often think of geeks who are studying so hard scientific matters, whose only hobbies are video games and superheroes, and the ones who can't take their eyes off books, but geeks are everywhere in every field, and when it comes to us, I believe we are true Fashion Geeks."

Look at you, carrying a fashion magazine and having me move quickly while holding our drinks so we can find an empty table and sit down to talk about fashion. You also have a nice phone cover and a pink notebook.
"Maybe that's how people see us, fashion geeks," Ayten retorted, "because we are both so natural that I never studied our habitual state."

I immediately told her that we need to arrange a photoshoot of our current situation for my blog.

Our photoshoot's theme is FASHION GEEKS, therefore we have to dress up similarly to today's and choose a setting that captures the bustle, conversational opportunities, and areas where people are visible carrying items.

I offered The BUS Stop, and she agreed that I'm saying crazy, fantastic stuff.

A week later, we had a photo session, and it got a ton of likes and shares on Facebook.