Fashion 2.0 Thought Leaders: Daria Shualy
This week 4Fashionistas recognizes Daria Shualy as our Fashion 2.0 Thought Leader of the week. Daria is a “devoted fashionista, thrift shopping addict, web entrepreneur and blogger for HuffPost Style.”
As founder of Sense of Fashion – an online networking community to shop and blog for independent fashion, Daria is out to revolutionize fashion on the web. She’s been a creative director for TV, print and web. In addition, Daria has made clothes. She loves snowboarding and classic literature … and likes Lucy from Peanuts. According to Daria, “She doesn’t want any downs, she wants just ups and ups and ups.”
You can contact Daria Shualy on Sense of Fashion – www.senseofashion.com/daria, on Twitter – twitter.com/darshu and LinkedIn.
The following is an excerpt from one of Daria’s blog post in HuffPost Style:
Daria Shualy: RIP Alexander the Great | February 11, 2010
“I can’t tell you anything about McQueen you don’t already know or can’t read for yourselves. As a lover of indie fashion, I’m usually not that much into high fashion. I love a good runway show as much as the next person, but for the most part it’s people’s personal style and new young talents which fascinate me the most.
Having said that, the thing I do love about high fashion is the extent to which it is art. And in this aspect, for me, no one was more of an artist than Alexander McQueen (Lee McQueen).
And if I had to choose what kind of artist he was, I’d have to say an architect or a painter. And not just any architect or painter – but a ground breaking brilliant one.”
CLICK HERE to read the entire article and Daria’s innovative approach to the subject matter.
This entry was posted on July 13, 2010 by Barbara Elizabeth. It was filed under Fashion & Social Media Marketing, Fashion On The Web, Social Media Marketing Thought Leaders In Fashion Industry and was tagged with Fashion 2.0, Fashion 2.0 thought leaders, fashion e-commerce, fashion marketing online, Fashion on the Internet, fashion on the web, Fashion thought leaders, online fashion, online fashion marketing, social fashion, social media marketing in fashion, social media marketing in fashion industry, thought leaders.
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