Writer/Educator w/ a Focus on Fashion and History

Cameron W.

I am a writer & educator with nearly a decade of experience in the fashion industry. In spring of 2024, I completed my Master's degree in Fashion Studies at Parsons School of Design, where I graduated with a 3.95 GPA. My work focuses on the use of fashion as a means of resistance, and my thesis was selected as one of the featured works for the university.
I have spent the last few years teaching high school, undergrad, and graduate level classes in fashion business, visual culture, fashion history, and fashion theory at Parsons, FIT, and Vogue College of Fashion. I also serve as a mentor for young designers at Parsons and FIT, providing crucial feedback to students as they attempt to find their way as designers.
As a tutor, I lean on both my experience working with students at universities across the city, as well as my understanding of the industry as a creative and communications professional. Whether one on one or in a classroom setting, I take an individualized approach to teaching by creating lesson plans tailored to each student's unique needs and learning styles. I have experience teaching Writing, English Lit, a range of fashion & visual culture subjects, and US and World History, due to my undergrad degree in political science. Whether I'm working with high school, college, or adult learners, I always aim to foster a learning environment that is collaborative and respectful, irrespective of age or ability.
I am also the founder of DUALITY NEW YORK, a creative consulting agency that focuses on communications, events, and content for sustainable fashion brands and organizations. I have produced, styled, and directed numerous fashion shows, photoshoots, and activations for brands large and small here in NYC. In addition, I have nearly a decade of experience managing and implementing marketing campaigns in the fashion industry, which makes me a more well rounded and knowledgeable educator.