
Jasmine was always a girl who took pride in her studies, and because of this, graduated from high school at the top of her class, and was given the chance to have a full scholarship to any school that she wished to go to. Jasmine ended up going to Parsons School of Design, getting her Bachelors of Fine Arts in Fashion Design, and immediately went back in to get her Masters of Fine Arts in Fashion Design and Society, also from Parsons. But after spending eight years in New York, Jasmine was ready to head home to Los Angeles, and earn her place as a fashion designer at House of Vanderbelt, working alongside her mother.
When she returned to Los Angeles, Jasmine was determined to earn a job, rather than just be given one, and made sure she did all the hard work that all new hires at House of Vanderbelt did. Jasmine got a job on her own accord, and because of that, was happier to work with her mother. She had earned her spot in the company, and she was never going to forget that. Jasmine worked hard up the ranks and showed potential, and soon she was given a chance to have her own collection within the company - her own personal design style was similar to her mothers; outrageous and willing to take risks, but she wanted to put her own flair to it as well. The popularity of her collection caused Maria Vanderbelt to encourage her daughter to start her own line, which Jasmine soon did.
Jasmine didn't spend all her time working on House of Vanderbelt though. Her father requested her help when one of the costume designers of his latest film had to back out at the last minute, and soon Jasmine was working on a major Hollywood film. The rush of doing that proved to Jasmine that she really had gone in the right direction with her career: she was respected by her peers and she was also respected by her parents because of the hard work that she was putting into her own career. It was a great affirming life moment for her, one that Jasmine still holds dear -- and because of the great experience she had working with her father, she has since gone to help him with costumes on four of his films.
In 2008, Jasmine moved to Boston, Massachusetts, missing the east coast more than she expected, but wanted something slightly different from her past life in New York. She has been living in Boston ever since, with her corgi Tiny.
Buzz Fashion (usually shorted to "Buzz") is a fashion house created by Jasmine Vanderbelt, daughter of designer Maria Vanderbelt of House of Vanderbelt. Jasmine does take a bit after her mother, enjoying to employ the strange, creative, and excitable colors and designs into her own fashion line.
At the moment, Buzz Fashion hosts three collections: an accessories collection, Rockabilly Style collection focusing on 50s and 60s style clothing, and Geek Chic collection, focusing on pop culture and other popular medias in the world today.
Originally based out of Los Angeles, California, Jasmine moved Buzz Fashion to Boston, Massachusetts in 2008, and has been based out of Boston ever since.
Following her divorce from Henry, Jasmine focused more on her career, family, and friends, and decided against long term relationships - though she did date here and there, there was nothing serious that stayed for long. Jasmine moved to Boston in 2008, to further herself from the memories of Los Angeles, and has been happier since the move.
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At the moment, Buzz Fashion hosts three collections: an accessories collection, Rockabilly Style collection focusing on 50s and 60s style clothing, and Geek Chic collection, focusing on pop culture and other popular medias in the world today.
Originally based out of Los Angeles, California, Jasmine moved Buzz Fashion to Boston, Massachusetts in 2008, and has been based out of Boston ever since.

A grieving Janet then contacted her father's colleague, Dr. Henry Pym. She told Pym of her resolve to bring her father's killer to justice. Pym, who was attracted to Janet and anxious to help, revealed his secret identity as Ant-Man and offered to give her similar powers. Janet underwent an advanced biochemical process involving his Pym Particles that allowed her to shrink to insect-sized proportions and to grow translucent insect wings. Furthermore, Pym outfitted her with personalized wrist devices which allowed her to discharge bio-electric energy blasts which she called her "wasp stings." Designing a colorful costume for herself (the first of many), Janet Van Dyne became the superheroine known as the Wasp.
• Bio-Synthetic Wings
• Wasp's Sting
• Insect Communication and Control
• Size Addition
• Skilled Combatant
• Multilingual
• Sting Gauntlets