Wednesday 2 November 2011

Welcome......and Hello!

Hi there everyone....

So you may know me from my Facebook page- Saramiastyling, where I post recent photo shoots, editorials &  Advertorials which I style.
If not my name is Sara O'Connor, I am a Freelace fashion stylist, styling and working independently now for over a year and a 1/2! I have been busy working away in Ireland's fashion industry with some of Ireland's most creative, Photographers, Make-up Artists, Hair Stylists & some of the most beautiful models Ireland's agencies has to offer! I have experienced first hand how to precisely manage certain briefs and successfully achieve each & every one.
I have trained as an Image consultant, and have a Diploma in Costume design/Construction & make-up for theatre and film. I thrive off anything and everything fashion based!

Here on The Fashion Status I will be blogging/posting/updating & informing you all with the latest fashion allures!
Also, and more importantly the most vital piece of information you could possibly acquire is Body Analysis. The basis of this blog will be to Inform everyone out there of their body shape, and how they can enhance their appearance and confidence with the aid of visual diagrams and weekly fashion trends & style tips.

I really welcome your opinion, If there is anything you have always wanted to know,i.e. what shape glasses will suit your face? Or Can I wear an Empire Line dress? Or where could you get your hands on a certain something?
Well then leave me a comment or private email me on saramiastyling@gmail.com, I'll be glad to be at your service!

There will be more to come this week so feel free to come visit again soon!

Sara
xx

Monday 18 July 2011

Lavishing luxuries......

This shoot was my first published Editorial. Printed in the Irish Independent Weekender Magazine, back in November 2010.

The style was compiled & structured to fit the period of the late 1940's. The Lady of the Manor was model; Alyson Boyle @ Assets Model Agency
Photographer: Lee Malone
Hair Stylist: Sian Sharkey
Make-up Artist: Amanda Sharkey
1948 Rolls Royce provided by www.cassidychauffeurs.ie







Lost in a Fairytale


                                        
Lost in a Fairytale

The Theme: Fairytale. The Objective; Find a fairytale, and adapt it into an androgynous high
fashion story through images.

This was my first ever styled photo shoot. I collaborated with creatives, photographer Lee Malone, Make-up Artist Cara Casey, Hair Stylist Noelle Donahue and models Rebecca Burke @ Absolute & Rebecka @ Morgan the agency to depict our take on my chosen fairytale; Hansel & Gretel