How to Be Seen in a World Dominated by Social Media.
- Emelia Butt
- Jun 30
- 1 min read
Updated: Jun 30
In a world dominated by social media, where influencers with mass followings effortlessly launch brands from gym wear to electrolytes, how is the average person meant to break through the noise and build something meaningful?
It makes sense in today’s world where attention is currency, and personality drives conversions. If you’ve got charisma, confidence, and a decent camera, you’re already halfway there.
But what if you’re not that person?
What if talking to your phone feels like public speaking in your underwear? What if you have ideas, vision, and drive but not the kind of presence that racks up views or goes viral?
When personality sells more than product, it’s easy to feel like you’re already behind if you’re not front and centre on TikTok or Instagram. But maybe there’s another way. Maybe the answer isn’t to compete for attention, it’s to create space for others who are being overlooked.
That’s where FASSION comes in. A platform designed not for the loudest voices, but for the most original ones. For designers without PR teams. For makers who pour their soul into their work but get buried by algorithms. For creatives who deserve a platform built on craft, not clout.
The goal was never to be the face of FASSION, the goal was to build a stage for others. Because fashion shouldn’t be gate-kept by followers and talent shouldn’t have to go viral to be seen.
This is about real people, real stories, and a community that values individuality over influence.

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