Carolyn broke into the entertainment scene and established herself when she landed a role in the comedy show, Tattletales. The show was an American comedy produced by Ira Skutch and first aired in February 1974 on the CBS network. After her big break, Carolyn managed to land roles on other shows such as Gas and Les Chiens Chauds. She gained a lot of fame and recognition from her role on the TV show Black Mirror, where she played the role of Elizabeth Smith, which was a hit among audiences. She was able to replicate the success she enjoyed in acting when she entered the fashion world. She had a great modeling career and also did well when it came to fashion design. Carolyn enjoyed the fashion world but had no intention of working for a large company that mass-produced their clothing.
She was more interested in providing a personal touch; most of her designs and sketches were for a specific person in mind. She enjoyed making stage costumes for stage productions and worked on Softly Consider the Nearness, a stage play with a run at the Provincetown Playhouse. Carolyn developed a big name in the fashion world and leveraged it to price her services. Her criteria for pricing depended on the amount of work a specific design required and the cost of the necessary fabric. An everyday dress from her started at a price of $30. Carolyn operated her fashion services by scheduling appointments with her interested clients through telephone. She liked to keep her business old school and traditional and did not care about updating her promotion to match the modern world.
A fashion manager could have helped her adapt to the new marketing and business relationships methods, but she was not interested. Maxwell felt that her usual way of doing things would be all that she needed. She enjoyed getting to know her clients beyond the surface level so that she could tap into their wants and desires.
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