Delve’s Fashion Range Raging High!

We are thrilled to announce the, available for purchase here and in specialized newsstands and bookstores Delve fashion range. This issue is devoted entirely to the subject of fashion advertisement—the first such study devoted to the cultural field. It features extended interviews with leading practitioners of Delve’s Fashion, Mr Harrison Reed Delve himself and my own perspective on how the interview went.

So Mr Delve tell me a little about yourself. Where are you from? What’s your educational background? What are your general professional and non-professional interests?

Well I was born in Kingsville in western London in a little village with my small family mum, dog and sister as my father sadly died when I were very you so I had an extremely hard upbringing. But education helped me to get me to where I am now. I went to Bricks valley primary. My secondary school (London city high school) was where my fashionable knowledge exceeded as I went onto college by joining a fashion design/business six form centre where only selective places where given so I was very lucky. In my spare time I like to play polo and keep fit by performing yoga every couple of days. But there’s nothing I like more than to get on with business and designs.

What does fashion mean to you?

Fashion to me is our own sense of style. It is a reflection of our personality. It means being comfortable and classy, but not just in our clothes but in our thoughts too. But as fashion is my past and present profession I’ am glad to have chosen the path I have.

What is the best brand you’ve ever worked with and why?

In November 2012 I worked with the astonishing and incredibly talented Jasper Alexander Thirlby Conran (owner of Jasper Conran) where we discovered some of our hidden talents such as bag design and accessories design. We premeditated many different and morely enhanced designs which then made onto the fashion marketing system.

Who are some of your favourite designers?

Well after working with Jasper Alexander Thirlby Conran he’s a good friend of mine and I expect us to work more in the future. Also, one of my favourite clothing brands Wolf and Badger in London’s own High Park. Henry Graham & George Graham the founders are also very good friends of mine.

Who is your favourite local model and why?

This is Asif Jamison is a local London model who I castoff as one of my first posing models. She is such an enthusiastic character who’s flexibility is also used be hide the camera. Here professions also get the better of her as she did cause a lot of mischief but besides all the dramas his passionate charm got the better of me.

What matters to you most about being a fashion designer?

The products!! To me everything, every single little detail has to be perfection or else there will be no sale and no profit. Popularity is also on the top of my priorities list. When being in high street fashion gossip is one of the main outlets are cares a lot for your own production.

How do you prepare for a fashion photo-shoot or show?

Pre-preparation is essential when organising such a multi task occupation. So ensuring that everything and everyone is doing what they’re supposed to be doing is applicable.

What do you like best about designing clothes?

Having my own independent self to organise it all is everything I could have asked for. Being the top dog in fashion designing I’ll be honest is a hard job to hold but having all the support I have drives me to success. That is all that matters to me!

What are your favourite colours to work with and why?

I like the colour grey as it has so many different tints and lights that can be used within fashion design. I also enjoy working with all altered shades of blue which can really enhance and help things look a hell of a lot better than the original design.

Where can readers find out more about you and your work?

I have a lot of local advertises in London and in Paris, also in Milan. I’ve also took into consideration the opinions of customers and other fashion designers and retail details by setting up a Delve’saskanything.com where all the answers are answered by my own personal professional fashion designers/retail designers. But all these questions are only selectively asked as Interviews with professionals are every night and phone calls are taken.

In this issue of unique magazine Harrison Reed Delve was interviewed and from this our popularity has risen so from us at ‘Unique Magazine’ we thank you Mr Delve! But if you do have any questions again as Mr Delve said visit Delve’saskanything.com. A lot is expected of Delve’s clothing range and its upcoming fashion shows and photo-shoots are free to watching online or even prompt you to a little outdoors and visit the fashion show at High Park London L7 856, 20th August 2013.

For next week’s issue we interview two amateur models who are exceeding acceptance within the upper class high street fashion labels.

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