Tearsheet artist Kiersten Morrison at NYC Fashion Week

Here is what Tearsheet artist Kiersten Morrison had to say about the experience Tearsheet landed her during NYC Fashion Week.

After the first show was over I could not wait for the second show to start!
The next day I had the honor of working the Cushnie et Ochs show, with lead stylist
Rodney Cutler. We walked into this beautiful studio called Milk Studios and right
away the excitement started. Rodney then gathered the Tearsheet team around
and quickly demonstrated what we would be doing that day. Take one guess at
the style?? You got it ! A pony tail positioned right at the nape of the neck. As my
first model sat in my chair, along came all of the press and media.  No pressure,
or anything! I kept referencing back to my training at the Tearsheet workshop, and
one thing just kept popping up in my head… At my workshop Giovanni jokingly
mentioned that we would have to keep repositioning our models heads because they
were always chin down looking at their phones! HE WAS RIGHT! Try positioning a
ponytail at what you thought was the nape and then they look up at the cameras and
you’re like oh yeah, that’s not the nape! Thankfully because of the workshop I was
fully aware of my models head position! Its the little things right?!
As the call sheets kept coming in, I kept thinking I just don’t want this to
end! But as the last show wrapped up, I left feeling so inspired! I had just spent a
week working with some of the best artists in our industry. Rodney Cutler and his
team, Philip Barwick, Giovanni Giuntoli, and Chris Sulimay just to name a few!  So I
guess if you asked me to put my experience into a few words it would be,

Thank you Tearsheet! I can’t wait for next season!

– Kiersten Morrison