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Pen Portrait of a Topshop Customer
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Emily Miller is a 21 year old Graphic and Media Design student in London College of Communication. She lives at home with her parents in London because although she works part-time as a waitress in a restaurant she can’t afford to live on her own. Her family would be considered middle class. Her father is an accountant and her mother is a nurse. She is an only child.
Emma is a very sociable, bubbly person. She enjoys looking good and likes to try new things. She loves going out to bars and nightclubs with her friends. During the summer she goes to music festivals like Glastonbury. She loves listening to music on her iPod as well and her favourite bands are The Kills and MGMT.
Emma wants reasonable prices but she expects to pay for quality. She is a regular shopper but she sometimes cannot afford to buy all the clothes she wants so she will then just get a t-shirt or some accessories. Emma is very fashion conscious and she likes to keep up with trends by reading blogs and fashion magazines. Her favourite blogs are Fashion Toast and Sea of Shoes, she reads fashion magazines like Elle and Dazed and Confused.
Her wardrobe has lots of casual pieces like skinny jeans, band t-shirts and chunky knits for college, but it also contains going out clothes for night-time. Emma doesn’t like to stick to the rules when it comes to her style, she like to look effortlessly stylish. Often when she’s going out with her friends she will throw on a pair of high-waisted denim shorts with one of her band t-shirts and some wedges. Her style icons would be people like Kate Moss and Alexa

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