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The Petitioner proposes to work as a communication specialist in the fashion industry. The endeavor involves work in fashion communication, with the petitioner seeking to demonstrate its broader implications for the field, the U.S. economy, or societal welfare.

The Petitioner proposes to work in the United States as a fashion communication specialist. He explains that his work would not be limited to one company, instead he would form partnerships with small and start-up businesses to help improve their reputation, presence, and economic growth through "effective specialized communication strategies." His goal is "to intricately design communication strategies that transcend the conventional" through "brand positioning, the precision of targeted messaging, and the seamless integration of comprehensive marketing communications." Methods he would employ include "strategic influencer collaborations, optimization of digital media platforms, and the artful craft of strategic storytelling."

The decision to dismiss the motion to reopen and motion to reconsider was based on the petitioner's failure to establish eligibility for EB-2 classification. Specifically, the petitioner's degree in fashion and certificate in business were not found to be equivalent to a U.S. bachelor's degree, and there was no evidence of five years of progressive, post-baccalaureate work experience in her specialty. The petitioner did not present new facts or documentary evidence to support her claims on motion to reopen, nor did she establish an incorrect application of law or policy on motion to reconsider.

The Petitioner proposes to work in the United States as a marketing specialist, focusing on strategic communication planning, graphic design, brand management, digital marketing, and team management, specifically tailored for the fashion industry. The endeavor aims to boost sales, performance, and impact the U.S. marketing field.

The petitioner proposes to establish a company in the United States to provide consulting and training for 'image specialists.' The services would include wardrobe consulting, personal styling, make-up artistry, and brand image consulting, aimed at empowering women and minorities.

The Petitioner proposes to develop a sustainable bespoke fashion design practice in Washington, D.C., implementing a production model intended to reduce waste and increase the material life cycle of clothing. The endeavor involves using novel sewing techniques, 3D virtual prototyping software, and natural fibers to create custom garments while hosting community-focused workshops and exhibitions.