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2. On Staff: Do Glossy Fashion Magazine Internships Still Exist?

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   When Condé Nast recently posted its list of summer 2021 internship opportunities, two facts stood out. Not only was it the first time the publisher of Vogue, Allure, GQ, Vanity Fair, The New ...

3. Dynamy - Wikipedia

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   Dynamy strives to challenge, support, and empower young adults from 17-22 to find their mission in life during a gap year.The group provides programs of internship and mentoring that help participants gain confidence, leadership skills and a sense of responsibility to their fellow man.

4. Boston fashion designers forge connections at Vanson Leathers ...

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   What makes a Vanson Leathers jacket special. Molinar said he has an interest in clothing design. Last summer, he held a fashion show in Fall River, which led him to connect with designers in Boston.

5. Boston Fashion Week - Wikipedia

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   Unlike other global fashion events such as the New York Fashion Week, Boston Fashion Week is a non-profit event with a low budget, that focuses on showcasing mainly local designers. [3] However, the event was put on hiatus in 2004 because Jay Calderin felt that the show didn't match the quality of the clothes and was becoming very repetitive.

6. Santi Deoleo - Wikipedia

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   Santiago Elvin Deoleo (born June 28, 1980) is a Boston, Massachusetts radio producer, personality, and fashion designer. Deoleo was the executive producer of the Ramiro and the JAM'N 94.5 Morning Show on Jam'n 94.5. He also owns and operates Modus Collection Clothing, a chess-inspired line of men's and women's apparel. [1]

7. Endicott College - Wikipedia

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   Endicott College is a private college in Beverly, Massachusetts.It was founded in 1939 as a two-year women's college.It began offering four-year degrees in 1988 and became coeducational in 1994.