1. DRESS ME UP! By: Brittany Allen-Robertson

2. Polka Dot High-Low Dresses!

3. Target Market: Empowering, virtuous, respectful & influential women leaders in the school community that are fashion savvy and aware of themselves and their identity.

4. My Customer Profile Economic Level: middle to upper class Age: 18 to 21 Sex: Females Income level: $6,000-$10,800 Habits: Dinning, entertainment, shopping, and enjoys being outside Work: Forever 21, H&M, Nordstrom, and Macys Shop: Low-middle profile retail establishments Location: San Diego and San Marcos area

5. The History of Dresses

6. Togas & Tunics! Women wore stolas Rome & Greece had similar clothing Natural colored and very thin Different social classes wore different type of fabrics http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clothing_in_ancient_Rome#Women.27s_clothing Ancient Rome

7. Egyptian Influence Accessorized with a lot a jewelry Wide variety of beads, stones and colors Limited fabric choice due to surrounding environment Very sexy style of dresses http://www.helium.com/items/1199233-egyptian- fashion-influence-today

8. 19th Century France The Empress Josephine 1795-1799 This style of dress became very popular Inspired by neoclassical styles Based off of home décor and costume design Waistlines were high Silhouette was very sleek http://doloresmonet.hubpages.com/hub/Fashion-History- Early-19th-Century-Regency-and-Romantic-Styles

9. Empire/Regency style of Dresses High waist dress Showing off natural figure Popular for the past 200 years Widely used in fashion Thin fabric, very fine Day dresses-higher neckline Night dresses- lower neckline

10. Flappers – 1920s Loose fitted Straight Worn with stockings Flap to show off their legs Usually worn just below the knee http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flapper#Appearance

11. High-Low dresses for fall 2012 My Prediction;

12. The Fashion Cycle

13. Rough Graph