Ep 5. The Lookbook

Jane Quimby is a high school student who lands a job as an assistant to a high-powered fashion executive. In the fifth episode of the series, titled "The Lookbook," Jane is tasked with creating a lookbook for the Donovan Decker clothing line. The lookbook is a critical marketing tool that showcases the clothing line and its various styles to potential buyers.

Jane must work closely with designer Jeremy Jones to create the lookbook. Jeremy is known for his eccentric designs and difficult personality, but Jane must find a way to work with him to create a successful lookbook. Jane also struggles with her relationship with her crush, Nick, who seems to be interested in other girls. Meanwhile, her best friend Billy is going through a tough time as his parents are going through a divorce.

As Jane and Jeremy work together on the lookbook, they clash over their creative differences. Jeremy wants to create a lookbook that is edgy and avant-garde, while Jane wants to appeal to a wider audience. Despite the disagreements, Jane manages to impress Jeremy with her ideas and they eventually come to an agreement on the direction for the lookbook.

However, things take a turn when the lookbook is stolen from Donovan Decker's office. Jane knows that if the lookbook is not recovered, it could spell disaster for the company. She takes it upon herself to track down the thief and recover the stolen lookbook before it's too late.

Along the way, Jane discovers that the thief is closer than she thinks. She must use all of her wit and resourcefulness to outsmart the thief and save the lookbook. The stakes are high and the clock is ticking, but with the help of Jeremy, Billy, and her friends at Donovan Decker, Jane is determined to save the day.

"The Lookbook" is a thrilling episode that showcases the high-stakes world of fashion marketing. It explores the challenges of working with difficult personalities and the importance of staying true to one's creative vision. At the same time, it tackles issues that are relevant to teenagers, such as relationships, friendships, and family struggles. Overall, it's a must-watch episode for fans of Jane By Design.