Press is built on momentum, regardless of good press or bad. The more press you already have, the easier it is to get more. Every venue in the fashion world wants to be in the "know" and no one wants to be out of the loop in mentioning what is the "hottest ticket". So, strike while the iron is hot and take advantage of the momentum.

You should always put it up on your website. It adds credibility to you as a designer. It works equally for consumers as well as wholesale customers, the more the better. Check out how some of the better brands do it. It is better to include the cover of the magazine for the edition in which your designs have been featured.

Frame the press coverage or plaque the write up and feature pictures. You notice that restaurants do that with great success in attracting more patrons. You can do the same in your studio or office. Just as it does on your website, it adds credibility and validity as to why they should buy from you.

Select the best feature(s) and digitally create a little 4x6 or 5x7 (larger if the retail display allows) card. Frame it using clear acrylic to minimize the size, or use a display that is congruent with the style of your collection. If possible, send one out to each retail boutique that carries your line. It does wonders for increasing sales and helps boost the retailer's image.

Create a tasteful portfolio of the press coverage you've received, in reverse chronological order. Just like a model's look book that she brings to her casting calls, it helps your sales representative when making sales calls to new boutiques. This portolio should always be in your booth at tradeshows, and with you when you meet potential sales representatives. You should also send a lighter version of this portfolio with the product samples which you send to media for PR, or to celebrities for future press.