Table of ContentsDesigner BioInspirationSketchesTarget Customer Look BookLabeling & Business CardsTicketingBarneys New YorkIn-Store ConceptFloor PlanInvitation for Store Launch

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Growing up in Lexington, North Carolina, Hannah Goff didn’t always know that she wanted to be a fashion designer. Throughout high school Hannah debated between interior design and fashion design. Hannah went to North Carolina State University in Raleigh, North Carolina for her undergraduate degree and earned a Bachelor of Science in Textile and Apparel Management in 2010. She originally chose to go to NC State because she thought she wanted to be a textile designer; however, NC State focuses more on how to make the textiles and the science behind it. While Hannah says she’s glad she knows the process, she decided to pursue a Masters degree in fashion design, which led her to Savannah College of Art & Design in the fall of 2010 for graduate school.

She has recent ly graduated from SCAD with a Masters of Art in Fashion Design. For the time being, Hannah is still living in Savannah. She is a current ly a freelance print designer for a company in South Carolina but is hoping to move to New York City sometime soon. Hannah’s ultimate dream would be to one day design for her own brand.

“When twenty-three year old Savannah, Georgia resident Hannah Goff’s bold collection exploded onto the runway, camera lights went off like mini supernovas of excitement.” - Elle Fashion

Hannah recent ly won the 2012 Emerging Designer Award at Charleston Fashion Week. Hannah was applauded for her original prints and fabrics. The finale show featured five emerging designers who were narrowed down from a field of 20 who showed off their work in preliminary rounds held earlier in the week.

Designer Bio

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InspirationHannah’s inspiration started with Cindy Sherman’s untit led film stills where she is dressed as a 1950s domestic housewife. She was further inspired by Laura Letinsky’s photos of dinner scenes. Some of Letinsky’s photos featured full sinks with dirty plates and utensils so Hannah mixed the housewife photos of Cindy Sherman with the kitchen scene photos. Hannah found a form of domestic feminism from this composition and wanted to oppose that with a sort of more modern, metropolitan woman. Hannah brought the 1950s domesticated housewife into the modern day by using modern silhouettes.

Because of her background in textiles, Hannah wanted to create her own prints so she mixed items like shoes, eggs, blenders, spatulas, and other housewife icons into her prints. The icons were very literal but Hannah put them into the prints in an abstract way so it turned more into a “Where’s Waldo.”

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Sketches Target CustomerThe ideal consumer for the Hannah Goff brand would be a woman mid 20s to mid 40s who is career driven, most likely in a creative career. She is worldly, well educated, most likely European, loves to travel, and lives in a very metropolitan city. She is very independent and likes to express herself through her clothes. She is not afraid of color or bold shapes and prints, and is very aware of current trends. It’s also important to her to keep up to date with all luxury apparel markets. The Hannah Goff customers can be classified as achievers.

Name: OliviaAge: 32Occupation: PR Director for Elle MagazineLocation: New York CityHobbies: Shopping, traveling, and attending store openings, shows, and museumsFavorite Stores: Barneys, Henri Bendel, Bergdorf Goodman, Tibi, IntermixFavorite Brands: Prabal Gurung, Christian Louboutin, Paige Denim, DVF

Look Book “Everything and the Kitchen Sink”

Labeling & Business Cards

Lauren ClarkPublic Relations Director

T: 912.446.6494F: 912.446.6499

lauren@hannahgo�.com

Dimensions: 2” width x 3.75” heightType Face: Minion ProColors: Black background on glossy paper with white writing

Ticketing

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Old Logo:

New Logo:

Size: Small

Style No.: 20130C

$850.00

Dimensions: 2” width x 4” height

Top Layer: Laser cut vinyl to mirror the clothing design

Bottom Layer: Black glossy paper

Barneys New York is an iconic luxury department store and a Manhattan institution that’s been in New York since 1923. Barneys carries designers from Balenciaga to Alexander Wang to Miu Miu. Hannah Goff has recent ly been added to Barney’s designer portfolio and is being offered alongside designers like Prabal Gurung.

Barneys New York

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In-Store ConceptHannah Goff’s area in Barneys will be located in a corner. The walls and floor will be covered with a glossy black plastic material. The walls will have small, square cut outs filled with close-ups of Hannah’s colorful prints. There will also be lights set into the walls behind the black plastic. The prints will be on a vinyl material that lets the lights shine through. The cut outs will serve as light boxes and bring interest into Hannah’s corner on the floor.

The fixtures will be a clear plexiglass material with sharp, modern edges. To add a litt le comfort into the area, a white area rug will be placed underneath the display tables in the middle of the area.

There will be two square display tables and three hanging racks. Because Hannah is just being introduced to Barneys, she won’t have the largest retail space. Over time and depending on her success in Barneys, she will gain more retail space.

Because Barney’s floor plans are open, the floor plan for Hannah doesn’t include cash registers or dressing rooms. Both the registers and dressing rooms are located in one central area for the whole floor to use.

Floor Plan

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White Area Rug

Display Table

Display Table

Hanging Rack

Hanging Rack

Hanging Rack

Glossy black walls with cut outs for lights

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Invitation for Store Launch With the introduction of Hannah Goff to the Barneys designer portfolio, there is going to be an in-store launch party. The party will take place on Friday, September 14. This date was specifically chosen for the party because it’s after Labor Day so the Hannah Goff potential customers will be back in the city from summer vacations. The typical Barneys customer often leaves the city from Memorial Day to Labor Day to spend time abroad or in places like the Hamptons. It’s important to plan big events after Labor Day in order to have a good turnout.

Hannah Goff will be present in the store for the launch and will be able to answer questions and interact with the customers. During the party, cocktails and hors d’oeuvres will be passed. The party will take place during store hours so guests will be able to try on the clothes and make purchases.

SIMON DOONAN + ANDRE LEON TALLEYwould like to introduce

to Barneys New Yorkcocktails + hors d’oeuvresFriday, September 14, 2012

5pm to 7pm660 Madison Avenue

www.hannahgoff.com

By: Lauren ClarkFASH 763 Spring 2012