The Fashion Assistant

The Fashion Assistant is a raw, witty, and unfiltered memoir about chasing a dream-and discovering it isn't what you thought it was.

Told through sharp, honest diary entries, the book follows a young woman navigating London's fashion industry, starting on the edge of homelessness and working her way up to becoming the personal assistant of a top British fashion designer. Along the way, she encounters unpaid internships, power dynamics, cultural clashes, creative highs, financial lows, and the intoxicating illusion of "making it."

Funny, sharp, and wonderfully real, this book feels like sitting down for coffee with the author as she invites you into her world. With vivid details and humour, it's gritty yet hopeful-pulling you in and making you feel part of her journey.

As the glossy fa蓷de of fashion begins to crack, The Fashion Assistant asks deeper questions about ambition, identity, self-worth, and what success truly means. It's a story of reinvention, resilience, and the courage to walk away-even after reaching the top.

Bold, honest, and deeply human, this memoir is for anyone who has ever chased a dream, questioned it, and found themselves transformed in the process.