GLAMOUR
NEWS
VIEWS AND HERE TO AMUSE
DOES YOUR TWITTER FEED LOOK DULL OR JUST PLAIN
UGLY? CAN TWITTER LEAD TO JOB
OPPORTUNIES? DO GLAM UP YOUR TWITTER AND READ ON...
TWEET, TWEET, TWEET, INCOMING NOTIFICATION, OMG,
WELL IT WAS A MASSIVE OMG for, now
professional, makeup artist Georgia
Smith. From making tutorials on YouTube to promoting on Twitter, Facebook
and instagram, her makeup dreams have come true.
Bright lights, New York City, Paris, Milan, and
London, Georgia applied makeup, wiped it off again and spread her artistic
abilities worldwide in the field of fashion. She has been a massive hit,
strutting her skills for catwalks all over the world from working with top
brands and designers Karl Lagerfeld for Chanel and Fendi; she also worked with
the fabulous duo Dan and Dean for DSQUARED and of course becoming best friends
with the gorgeous yet fabulous Cara Delevingne.
CAN I BE
GEORGIA*CRY*
Do you think
Georgia just Tweeted for her entertainment or yours? Gaining a follower is like
gaining the best fan base. Gregg Wallace once quoted "I like the
base" on something delicious or the other, so how can we pull this pudding
off and make twitter sweet and a piece of cake just like our fellow friend
Georgia?
IT’S ALL ABOUT ME-DIA
Celebrity or not, your social status can make or
break you, so how can you show your characteristics via Twitter without one
massive loss of followers due to saying the wrong thing? Use your personality
to your advantage nobody likes a super artificial wannabe makeup artist on a YouTube
tutorial pouting every second. Keep yourself professional. Georgia set up hundreds
of videos before she was approached by the very own Christopher Bailey, the chief
creative officer of Burberry. At first she started doing small jobs and was a part
time makeup artist on Clinqué makeup counter in Boots, Cabot Circus. Now she is
taking of opportunities of her Louis Vuiton heels.
The media can influence a lot of what we see about
celebrities or real people for that fact (when I mean real I mean real people
with their face still, if you know what I mean) say the wrong thing, we won’t
forget and they will defiantly not let you forget. so what about a celebrity
using taboo language or acting inappropriate? It depends on who are the
audiences that follow these celebrity’s and who you want to follow you. You
must keep focused on topics that you are interested in. Like are friend Georgia
she kept us updated with her new looks every day. Which, we love.
If George hadn’t been frequently putting her-self
out there and making a good impression on her fans she wouldn’t be where she is
today. If she doesn’t tackle the media successfully (she has, don’t worry)but
the Media can result in appearing on loose women, strictly come dancing and
when it gets really bad auditioning on Britain’s Got Talent of which the cheeky
girls again failed miserably to appear better than their one hit wonder.
POS(E)T(IN)G PICTURES
Posting
being in relationships or posting pictures of your selfies on instagram via twitter.
In Georgia’s case she stands posed with her models, her makeup brushes and most
importantly the famous people she has met on her travels (her now, legit friends.
This makes my status look like a cabbage. Her reputation is now sky high, some
could say as high as the spirit in the sky(8) however you don’t additionally
want to be Gareth gates in this moment of time as he is clearly still in high
spirit, in the sky and just after that song he fell down, he is just a fart
blowing in the wind. No wonder greenhouse gases are on the rise…oh Gareth.
SOCIAL BACKROUND
Whether
you’re on cloud nine with Gareth it doesn’t matter what your social background
is. Our socialect is all different, the language we use all depends on where
you have grown up or in this case who are audiences based on preferably the
young experimental teens. We all share a different accent and this can
still come across in tweets, this just adds to your personality, we know where
you belong but for job opportunities in this suit-case(oops sorry got
distracted I’m going to Malia next month eep) tweets it’s probably best to keep
professional.
WHAT OUR YOUR DREAM’Zzz
What would
your dream job be? Take deep breaths…get ready and dunk those hobnobs in your
cup of tea (I could of chose any biscuit, naughty). Reflect and Relax. So what
is it you want to be? Fashion related or are you your daughters mother bored
and just reading my article to help your daughter on her way ay ay ay, I’m
joking I’m joking. But seriously. It was only until I did my Foundation course
in Art and Design (which I defiantly recommend if you are torn between Art and
Fashion). I knew I wanted to be part of the fashion world, I’ve forever been
interested, it’s only now I have achieved what I have today. Also work
experience is a big part of being successful it was a member of staff that
actually suggested to Georgia to start posting on social networks. She did work
experience on the Clinqué counter where she then began to work at. Never doubt
yourself about your abilities, social networking has been proven to make your
dreams come true. Georgia we applaud you.
Express
yourself over the Internet and rack in those followers.
Btw (Internet slang for by the way) and fyi (For
your information) you just might get a follow.
@MollyShortman
