Why Blue Matters: WBM Features: Emigee Couture

Nothing is really work unless you would rather be doing something else.

-James Matthew Barrie

Truth be told, it takes time and effort to obtain the things we are most interested in. It's a process. And in so many words, in order to get to where we really want, we have to go through a steady progression of bad before good, good before better, and better before great to truly become what we think about.

Mind you there will be some setback along the way or the process just not moving fast enought for us to arrive at our destination, but best believe when we do reach that point of accomplishment the rest is a repetitive cycle of continuouslybecoming better and better until greatness is achieved.

One such example of progression lies in the skilled hand and vision of fashion designer of Emigee Couture of Brooklyn, New York. Fresh off a presentation of his new collection, "Futuristic Glitz" during one of the most anticipated times of year, Fashion Week 2010, Emigee Couture shows that the effort he puts in is fun and is far from what's considered as conventional work.

With a few moments, to share Why Blue Matters had the opportunity to discuss why work isn't work when you're having fun with Emigee Couture.

[As Told To Why Blue Matters]

Who is Emigee Couture?

EC: Emigee Couture is a young master mind who indulges his time and effort into fashion and most of all his own line.

Where are you from?

EC: I am from Brooklyn

What does fashion mean to you?

EC: Fashion to means Creativity, Edge, Style, Art. Most of all, fashion to me is daring because you have to be willing to be able to take risk and step out of the box.

What inspires and motivates you?

EC: What inspires me is the reaction of the consumers and my supporters when they see my assembles. My Motivation is the passion that I have for what I do.

Biggest Accomplishment?

EC: My Biggest Accomplishment was September 13th. I put on my own Fashion Presentation for Fashion week to present my Fall 2010/2011 collection "Futuristic Glitz".

Anyone you like to work with in the future?

EC: Well, There's too many to name, so I'm just going to say I hope to work with a lot of people, and who ever god has in store for me to work with.

What do you do outside of fashion design?

EC: Outside of me designing, I live a normal life, No Sewing machine, No Shows. Just me living. But I live, breathe, eat and sleep Fashion so regardless if i'm behind a sewing machine or at a show im never off my A Game.

What's next for Emigee Couture?

EC: Hmmmmm. There's So much to look for from Emigee Couture Just don't know where to start. But what I will say is "Look Out".

Any advice for those looking to make a difference?

EC: For all of you who want or who is trying to make a difference there is room for different there is room for change and there is certainly room to live and be your dream. The sky is the limit but you can go beyond.