Fashion Talks: SFS fashion panel

Location: EB_M01

‘Stylist Fashion Show panelists Genevieve Muwana, Briony Hoh & Vinrelo’s Niecey Josey share tools to help creatives build long term success in fashion.’

Your Personality Is Your Brand Ambassador- In the industry and whether at New York Fashion Week or London Fashion Week, this is one of the most critical moments in fashion where your presence, communication style, and professionalism represent your brand before you ever speak.

You Are the Portfolio- Brands are not only reviewing your work—they are assessing how your portfolio aligns with you as a professional. Consistency between your work, values, and conduct is essential.

Track Record = Proof of Preparation- Fashion Week is not the time to explain potential; it’s the time to demonstrate results. Your past projects, reliability, and execution reflect your readiness for higher-level opportunities

Team Management Sets You Apart - The ability to collaborate, lead, and adapt within fast-moving teams is a major differentiator. Strong team management skills immediately elevate your position in the room.

The “Fry Debate”: Style Meets Detail - Workplace style, presentation, and attention to detail communicates awareness, respect for environment, and professionalism—often before credentials are reviewed.

Panelist Contributers

Genevieve Muwana, Fashion Business Lecturer and Brand Strategist, is a personal brand strategist and fashion business lecturer specialising in presence, communication, and leadership in professional contexts. She lectures at UAL (University of the Arts London) and has worked with institutions including NABA, Istituto Marangoni London, Pearl Academy, and NIF Global. She teaches across a range of subjects including Luxury Brand Management, Fashion Styling, Marketing and Entrepreneurship, and designs immersive experiential learning programmes for international students in NY, Paris and London. Genevieve has industry experience across luxury, beauty, and fashion footwear, having worked with global brands such as LVMH and Tiffany & Co. She has also contributed as an expert on luxury consumer behaviour for Canvas8, a global consumer insights and cultural intelligence consultancy, and speaks at international conferences on teaching and learning, personal branding, and professional presence. In parallel with her academic and industry work, she mentors women professionals and entrepreneurs through her signature frameworks, including the LIP Method™ and Élevée, supporting them to reclaim their voice, visibility, and inner authority.

Briony Hoh, Global PR and Communications Graduate Intern at Jimmy Choo is an Australian who moved to London to pursue fashion in 2021, graduating with First Class Honours from BA (Hons) Fashion Design and Development at London College of Fashion, University of the Arts London. She fell in love with the PR and Marketing realm after working her first London Fashion Week and is currently part of the Global PR team at Jimmy Choo's London Head Office. Her design and product-based background allow her to have a deep understanding of various areas of the fashion industry and a multidisciplinary approach to fashion communications.

Niecey Jones is a powerhouse commercial celebrity stylist and brand strategist behind some of today’s most iconic cultural moments. With Vinrelo , she is building behind the scenes, one of the fastest-growing ecosystems in fashion, business, and media. From styling celebrities and high-impact professionals to curating or capturing full brand collections, she now leads her own original campaigns while continuing to shape the visual language of the culture. While shifting access, she shows up in the rooms that matter, asks the questions others won’t, and continues to carve out real opportunities for long-term success in an ever-changing industry.

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