Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Monday, March 12, 2012
Event Recap: CEW Beauty Demo 2012
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Event Recap: Business to Brunch


























Tuesday, February 14, 2012
FAB Invite - Business to Brunch - February 19, 2012

Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Event Recap - AMBERmag presents "Survival Secrets of Game Changers"
The FAB Network was a proud supporter for AMBERmag.com's "Survival Secrets of Game Changers" event that took place last night at Metro Tech in Brooklyn. The event featured two FABulous fashion divas - Celebrity Stylist Rachel Johnson and Queen of Effortless Chic, Daisy Lewellyn. Both ladies dived in to their personal and professional journey to success discussing how to transition from student to professional, the ups and downs of entrepreneurship, the corporate sector and the value in staying true to yourself.
Daisy Lewellyn has so much energy and it totally makes sense that she has been featured on Good Morning America, Style Nework, E and countless other tv networks. She is energetic, engaging and did I mention funny?! Daisy worked for the esteemed Glamour magazine and ESSENCE and is now a published author.
Congrats to Marcia Cole, Co-Founder of AMBERmag.com on a successful event filled with education and inspiration!
Saturday, January 28, 2012
CASTING: TLC's What Not to Wear Seeks...........
TLC’s hit show What Not to Wear is currently in New York City and we need YOU to nominate a female friend, family member or co-worker whose wardrobe is screaming for a complete transformation! Is there someone you know that is a wacky dresser or isn’t dressing to her full potential? Now is your chance to help her score a professional makeover and a new wardrobe worth $5,000!
We are setting up top secret interview events with candidates we receive from the area. You must use the nomination form below and send it back with pictures of the person you are nominating as soon as possible for her to be considered.
Nominations must remain a secret from the person being nominated!
To nominate someone for the show please send the following info to: wntwcasting@gmail.com
Requested Information:
Name of Nominee:
Her Age:
Size:
Height:
Marital Status:
Occupation:
Home location:
Describer her personality:
Describe her story that makes her unique and deserving of this opportunity:
Describe her style in full detail:
At least 4 pictures that illustrate her lack of style:
Nominator (you!) name and contact information:
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
FAB Invite: Evening with Fashion Game Changers Daisy Lewellyn & Rachel Johnson
EVENT DETAILS:
Want to become a fashion stylist and set the trends everyone else follows? Then join us for our exclusive speaker series, Survival Secrets of Game Changers, and meet celebrity fashion stylist Rachel Johnson and Queen of Effortless Chic, Daisy Lewellyn! Rachel is revered for upgrading the style sense of today's biggest athletes—Amar'e Stoudemire, Chris Bosh, Serena Williams, Carmelo Anthony, not to mention Jay-Z—and counts Nike, Audemars Piguet and Coca Cola as some of her corporate clients. Widely known as the Queen of Effortless Chic, Daisy sprinkles her fashion sense and sensibilities on programs such as "The Nate Berkus Show," "Good Morning America," "The Rachel Ray Show," "Style Network, E!," and Martha Stewart Radio. She is the former Accessories Editor for Glamour and Essence magazines, and author of "Never Pay Retail Again: Shop Smart, Spend Less, And Look Your Best Ever." In this one-on-one discussion, Daisy and Rachel will discuss how they entered the fashion industry, what it really means to be a fashionista, how they carved out a niche for themselves, the mistakes they've made and the lessons they've learned along the way. And share how you too can become the next changer of the fashion game.
DATE: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2012
TIME: 7 P.M. TO 9 P.M.
LOCATION: UNIWORLD GROUP1 Metrotech North, 11th Floor Brooklyn, New York 11201
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
You try. No results. You complain. Now what?
20 FAB Tips to Add Momentum to Your Goals: (in NO particular order)
1. STOP doing the same thing and expecting different results
2. STOP wishing progress would come simply because "you speak it into existence"
3. Identify your goal(s) for the year and make a list of must-have resources
4. Put a mentor "wish list" together and start recruiting a mentor ASAP!
5. Secure at LEAST 5 seasoned professional allies that will turn you on to new ideas, advice and resources
6. STOP complaining about your situation and switch up your game plan
7. Do your research! Are you an expert in your field of interest? Where is your knowledge deficiency? Fix it!
8. Write down your last 10 mistakes and analyze each situation, then write a solution for each scenario as a way to learn rather than criticize
9. Refine your professional portfolio (resume, cover letter and work samples). If you don't have a portfolio. Get to it!
10. Pray for a sign, for guidance. Pray that God gives you the work ethic, wisdom and patience to achieve His desired goal for your life.
11. Acknowledge that you DO NOT know everything and start asking more thought-provoking questions. How many questions have you asked today?
12. START taking at least TWO new professionals out to lunch, for a drink or coffee per week --continuing to build relationships is essential to business growth!
13. Identify your WOW Factors and create strategies to positively exploit them (daily!)
14. Choose 3 professionals per month to thank and send them an "appreciation" card for supporting your professional endeavors
15. Attend at least 1-2 events per month relevant to your field of interest
16. Take at least 10 minutes of "me time" each day to sit in silence and meditate
17. Strengthen your skill set and knowledge by doing at least 2 productive extracurricular assignments each day, such as reading an article, having an intellectual conversation, joining a new organization or industry research
18. Make a daily to-do list and hold yourself accountable
19. Get your proper rest so that your brain can function properly
20. Do at least one thing each day that makes you smile
Oh and here is an extra tip for kicks . . .
STOP feeding into the hype that ANY action is PRODUCTIVE action. You can work tirelessly and endlessly and still get no where. Learn how to work smart(er), not aimlessly harder.
Tough love . . . you're FAB . . . you can handle it!
Get set. Go!
Friday, January 20, 2012
CEW Presents Speed Networking

Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Fashion Institute of Technology
27th Street at Seventh AvenueNew York NY, 10001
6:00PM - 8:30PM
Senior Executive Participants Include*:
Sumita Banerjee, L'Oreal USA
Nancy Cardone, Marie Claire
Diane DePaul, Marie Claire
Veronique Ferval, International Flavors & Fragrances
Ellen Friedman, The Royal Promotion Group
Julie Jansen, Author and Career Coach
Scott Kestenbaum, Maesa Group
Rita Mangan, Shiseido Cosmetics America
Anitra Marsh, Procter & Gamble
Theresa McDonnell, Edelman Public Relations
Lisa Marie Ringus, 24Seven
Renee Ordino, Batallure Beauty
Kerry Rose, Revlon
Paula Scandone, Hautelook
Jami Secchi, Edelman Public Relations
Claire Streichen, Clear Strategy Coaching
Nancy Tarantola, Matrix Event Timeline
6:00 PM Check-In & Causal Networking
6:30 PM Speed Networking PROMPTLY Begins
7:05 PM BREAK
7:30 PM Speed Networking Continues
7:45 PM Speed Networking Concludes & Casual Networking
8:30 PM Event Concludes
Light hors d'oeuvres and refreshments will be served.
Please be sure to bring plenty of business cards!
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Dear 2012 ~
Sunday, January 8, 2012
FAB Seeks Interns: Apply Asap!
Interested in Business Development? Career Advancement? Entrepreneurship? If you are a college student and ready to gain hands-on experience, you should apply for our internship program!The FAB Network Intern will:
- Perform administrative tasks
- Conduct research on the fashion, arts, beauty and entertainment industry and trends
- Assist with media outreach and social media management
- Contribute to business development initiatives (Clarification: research tasks, education support, proposal writing and review)
- Support The FAB Network courses and after-school programs
Minimum Requirements:
- Must be available at least 10 hours a week
- Must be flexible and dedicated
- Resident and student in NYC
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Graphic design skills required
- All majors welcome
Note: This is an unpaid Internship and is conducted mostly remotely, and can be completed at the convenience of the intern (within a specific time frame). Communication with The FAB Network management and staff typically occurs via e-mail and scheduled phone calls. The ideal candidate is able to work with little assistance and most importantly have a knowledge and passion for college & career advancement, education and business development.
To apply: Email cover letter and resume to emmeliedlc@gmail.com with “FAB Intern” in the subject line.
Friday, December 16, 2011
Celebrating the Season + Prepping for the New Year!
Happy Holidays!Saturday, December 3, 2011
FOX News NYWIC Event Recap featuring FAB's J. Styles
Friday, December 2, 2011
Top 5 Things to Do When You Don't Know What to Do!
1. Don't move (literally and figuratively). Be still with your actions and thoughts and let all of your feelings and ideas marinate before making any drastic decisions. You want to make sure that your final decision is one that is built on sound judgment having considered all possibilities rather than emotion. It's okay to carve out time to simply think and consider all angles. In fact, FAB encourages you to pause asap!
2. Write down everything: thoughts, goals, feelings, fears and potential plan of action. Once you have allowed your thoughts to marinate, grab a pen and write down EVERYTHING. Documentation allows you to visually see all factors to be considered when creating a strategy in an organized way. Also, developing a list helps to hold you accountable.
3. Talk to the RIGHT people. Talking and getting advice is an important aspect when making a change, however it is critical that you are surrounded by people that you trust and understand and share your vision. Your close network should challenge you to succeed beyond mediocrity and push you on all levels of your development.
4. Create a tangible strategy. Once you have decided what you want to do do/accomplish, it is important that you create a blue print and timeline. List your goals with an action item to do list and time table so that you are focused on achievement and time management. Then get set, GO!
5. Identify effective stress relievers. Implementing change in our lives can be a very stressful task, therefore it is highly recommended to identify strategies that help you to relieve stress, such as writing, exercising or reading. It's okay to acknowledge that you are stressed; however what is more important is how you handle the stress. Do you cope or cave?!
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Event Recap: NYWIC presents 2011 Student Communications Career Conference
Event Recap - "New York Women in Communications: 2011 Student Communications Career Conference" - Grand Hyatt Hotel, NYC - November 19, 2011
















