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SFFAMA and 5 Claude Lane celebrated the fall season with FASHION RACKED, a trunk show and a networking event for the SF local fashion industry coinciding with ‘Fashion’s Night Out’ on Thursday, Sept. 8th, 2011. The fun-filled evening was attended by fashionistas who mingled with shoppers, fashion entrepreneurs, bloggers and emerging designers. A fashion celebration, indeed.
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miratorres: The most fun at lastnight’s #fno was @SFFAMA’s #fashionracked trunk show…
sugardollies Jacyn Siebert Another fabulous party hosted by @SFFAMA last night celebrating #FNOSF. Met some inspirational individuals and saw som amazing fashion.
shunxii shun xii veliani wonderful night tonight with SFFAMA.com @ fashion racked party!! Thanks for the support and especially to my mom, jac & diana. :)
willotoons Willo O’Brien Checking out #FNOSF #SFFAMA. (@ 5 Claude Lane w/ 2 others) 4sq.com/nsPsjP
victoriatik Victoria Tik At #fashionracked on #5claudelane with @ianmaxion
BelliCapelli: Team BC had such an awesome time at the @SFFAMA event last night for #FNOSF way to have an awesome shindig guys!
BelliCapelli: Had so much fun @SFFAMA #FNO ! http://t.co/LLshShi
Westfield Style Tour 2011 — a true style extravaganza — is headed for Westfield San Francisco Centre this fall. It’s free and open to the public. Here are the dates and times:
Now in its third year, The Westfield Style Tour is the award-winning, total sensory fashion experience offering shoppers the opportunity to attend fashion shows, indulge in free professional beauty & style consultations and wardrobe fittings.
Shoppers will meet and work with top industry stylists from Style for Hire, selected and trained by Stacy London, star of TLC’s What Not to Wear and contributor to NBC’s Today show.
The third annual Westfield Style Tour is produced in association with IMG – producers of New York’s Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week.
When first arriving, shoppers can relax in the custom-designed Westfield Style Lounge, where they’ll get the premiere issue of Westfield Style Magazine. It’s a how-to fashion manual with features on the latest fall trends along with stories on Westfield retailers and their hottest product lines.
Stacy London is the editor-in-chief of the Magazine, which will be brought to life through the live experiences at the Westfield Style Tour.
Visitors then meet with a Style for Hire stylist to get their personalized consultation, complete with apparel recommendations from the Westfield Style Closet – a source for the trendiest merchandise from popular Westfield San Francisco retailers, including favorite national and international brands.
We Cordially, Invite you to attend the 3rd Annual Styling The Modern Man
Styling The Modern Man is an annual event developed to provide today’s trendy contemporaries with an outlet for experiencing the latest in the men’s luxury market. Our guests are treated to live entertainment, fashion presentations, grooming, and private experiential lounges; all designed with Modern Man in mind.
Guests will enjoy hosted cocktails, curated style sessions with brand ambassadors from ‘The Bold Italic’ & ‘The Style-House’. Also, join local tech luminaries as they work the cat-walk in a segment called ‘Geek-Makover’. We are grateful to Levi’s and Converse for providing some of the clothing for this show. David Mast of david mast design will create and curate a design installation inspired by his vision of how the modern man should live and create in his home environment.
Event Agenda:
Hosts include: Robert Fountain, David Mast, Doug Dalton, Peter Crane, Frank Alizaga, John Barnhill Jr., Shaun Saunders.
Sponsors include: The Bold Italic, david mast design, Equality Style Hause, Logitech, Levi’s, Converse, Eventbrite, Evian, Taylor Stitch, Swell Attitude, Atd Barber Gallery, Blue Angel Vodka, A Shine & Co., Belgian Street, Pisco Punch, brandRoot, and more…
A percentage of the proceeds will benefit Reason To Party, SFFAMA & Conard House.
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SFFAMA is celebrating the fall season with a trunk show and a networking event for the SF local fashion industry coinciding with ’FNO’ on Thursday, Sept. 8th, 2011, at 5 Claude Lane Gallery in San Francisco. After the success of the fashion exhibit during San Francisco Fashion Week, it is again a fitting partnership to host a fun fashion-filled evening.
SFFAMA is hosting a trunk show in support of the local indie designers. We would like to invite you to celebrate the love of fashion with us. Mingle with shoppers, fashion tech entrepreneurs, bloggers, emerging designers and fashionistas alike. During this retail experience, check out the newest local designs, shop for one-of-a kind pieces and meet new contacts and network with influencers in the local fashion industry.
Gift bags will be handed to the first 100 attendees provided by Atelier Emmanuel and Belli Capelli with snacks provided by Pretzel Crisps and tequila ice cream provided by Abel 1950. Doors will be open at 6pm until 10pm. Cash bar. NO COVER.
For questions about media relations or how to get involved with “FASHION RACKED”, please email Owen Geronimo @ contact@sffamainc.org.
5 Claude Lane, a contemporary art gallery located in downtown San Francisco. Supporting local emerging artists and community driven projects. Dedicated to expanding the impact of artistic collaboration.www.5claudelane.com info@5claudelane.com
Parsons students and faculty are invited as Simon Collins, Dean of the School of Fashion, moderates the LG hosted panel. The topic of discussion will be “Fashion & Technology” and will feature panelists Stacy London from What Not to Wear, David Karp, CEO of Tumblr, and Lauren Santo Domingo co-founder of Moda Operandi and Contributing Editor to Vogue.
As our industry continues to evolve, the merging of the fashion and technology sectors is becoming ever important to designers. The subject and subsequent discussion will be one that our students will have to continue in the years to come as they forge their own careers and companies. Therefore, it is critical that they begin the discussion at this panel if they have not started thinking of it on their own. RSVP @ http://tinyurl.com/milkmadepanel
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Watch live streaming video from ifbconference at livestream.com In the last couple of years, style bloggers all over the globe have established themselves as international tastemakers with serious influence over brands and consumers. From making rent, to traveling the world, now it’s possible more than ever to live your dreams as a professional blogger. But what do you do once you’re there or almost there? How do you build relationships with brands without losing your cred with your beloved readers? How can you best use social media outlets to promote your blog and engage with readers? How do you set up your business, get noticed by the media, and starnd apart from the rest… The third IFB Evolving Influence will cover it all. Key note speech by ELLE magazine Creative Director Joe Zee.
SFFAMA is celebrating the fall season with a trunk show and a networking event for the SF local fashion industry coinciding with ’FNO’ on Thursday, Sept. 8th, 2011, at 5 Claude Lane Gallery in San Francisco. After the success of the fashion exhibit during San Francisco Fashion Week, it is again a fitting partnership to host a fun fashion-filled evening.
SFFAMA is hosting a trunk show in support of the local indie designers. We would like to invite you to celebrate the love of fashion with us. Mingle with shoppers, fashion tech entrepreneurs, bloggers, emerging designers and fashionistas alike. During this retail experience, check out the newest local designs, shop for one-of-a kind pieces and meet new contacts and network with influencers in the local fashion industry.
Gift bags will be handed to the first 50 attendees provided by Atelier Emmanuel and Belli Capelli. Doors will be open at 6pm until 10pm. Cash bar. NO COVER.
For questions about media relations or how to get involved with “FASHION RACKED”, please email Owen Geronimo @ contact@sffamainc.org.
/ + RETAILERS: BLAC MERA, DEATH & PALM TREES, DOIZPE, DVINES DESIGNS, FLIP SLIP, JEWEL MINT, LUV.IT, MISHMASH, MY METIER, SHUNXII, STELLA DOT, VICTOR’S PROMISE, WHITE PETALS, WORK PLAY DATE.
/ + GUEST HOSTS: Brad Carrick @ SOLZ SHOES, Jacyn Sibert @ SUGAR LIPS LIFESTYLE TIPS, Laurie Wright @ LJ FASHION STYLING, Leila Seppa @ 5 CLAUDE LANE, Mike Borozdin @ MIKEBZ, Mira Torres @ THE BEAUTY BOHEMIAN, Molly Covert-Rutledge @ RABBIT FOOT FERN
[ Above Photos By: MARK STEPHAN ]
[ Above Photos By: MIRA TORRES ]
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[ Above Photos By: JESS STYLEPINT ]
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IFB NYC Conference September 7, 2011, during NYFW. IFB presents the largest fashion blogger conference during NYFW! This season, IFB announces the line up for the New York IFB Conference in partnership with MADE at Milk Studios to kick off NYFW. Elle’s Creative Director: Joe Zee, will discuss how social media has affected his career. Other panelists will include, Coco Rocha, Mickey Boardman, Man Repeller, Natalie Off Duty, People Style Watch, Advanced Style and more!
Magnum ice cream will be serving up small indulgences, including delicious ice cream bars, signature manicures and a DIY nail bar. KMS California will style hair and contests courtesy of Pose.com and fun things with Aldo!
Brought to you by Pose.com 9-10:30 am. Learn how to promote yourself through social media and find out which metrics work best for bloggers. Are Twitter and Facebook really all that effective? Find out here. Moderator: Christen Rochon, Divas & Dorks • Panelists: Leandra Medine, Man Repeller • Vahni Georgoulakos, Grit and Glamour • Sammy Davis, Sammy Davis Vintage • Erica Chan Coffman and Lauren Kolodny, Honestly WTF, Alisa Gould Simon of Pose.com
11:00-12:30 pm. We all know expertise and time doesn’t come free in other industries, why is social media different? Social media was born out of the ‘free model’– we start blogging for free, use Twitter and Facebook for free…so where do we go from here? This panel will discuss the role bloggers play in the digital landscape and what the future holds for this rapidly-changing form of media. Moderator: Tony Wang, post.fashionism • Panelists: Carol Han, Milk and Mode, John Jannuzzi, Textbook, Mark Beeching, Digitas • Yuli Ziv, Style Coalition, Bryce Gruber, The Luxury Spot, Meghan Donovan, Wit & Whimsy
1:30-3:00 pm. Need tips on how to create an amazing career through blogging without losing your soul? It’s a balancing act! We’ll discuss how bloggers keep their cred and build their business, as well as delve into the subject of ethical blogging practices. Moderator: Grechen Cohen, Grechen’s Closet • Panelist: Coco Rocha, Oh So Coco • Annie Tomlin, BellaSugar • Aimee Song, Song of Style • Natalie Suarez, Natalie off Duty • Kristina Medhus, Pretty Shiny Sparkly • Ari Goldberg, StyleCaster
3:30-5:00 pm. Gone are the days when fashion media was all about glossy magazines and red carpet photos. As mainstream media moves online, how do blogs differentiate themselves from fashion sites? This panel–an IFB Conference first–will touch on this and more. Moderated by: Ann Colville Somma, HolierthanNow • Panelist: Mr. Mickey, PaperMag • Mary HK Choi, MTV Style • Claire Sulmers, Fashion Bomb Daily • Ari Seth Cohen, Advanced Style • Joyce Chang, People Style Watch • Christian Remrod, Fashion Networks
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This year’s “PRÊT-À-PORTER SF” 2011, with mass market in mind, was an amalgamation of global fashion, technology and sophistication. Designers hailed from Ireland, The Middle East, South Africa, Thailand, China, Russia and the United States, which was a genuine representation of today’s global fashion. Sustainable fashion and technology were also an apparent theme, with Carol Wang’s presentation of bamboo fabrics, Sonas Denim’s literal take on recycling of denims and the stylish integration of advanced materials and design with personal media technology by Alphyn Industries. Anya Tatarenko, Kajan Padraig and LHC Couture with WorkPlayDate and Sasha Maksutenko jewelries, brought clean sophistication to the runway with beautifully fitted and elegant women’s ready to wear. Frankees Samad debuted her design with her personal modernizations of Islamic dress.
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Jean Paul Gaultier will be hosting his own retrospective from March 24, 2012, to August 19 at de Young Museum.
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Gladys Perint Palmer to be honored with Stellar Honorary Award on Sunday’s award ceremony (08/28/2011) at The Phoenix Hotel/ Chamber. Door opens at 1pm. Ceremony starts at 3pm.
Gladys Perint Palmer is an esteemed illustrator, writer and tutor. Palmer was born in Budapest, Hungary, she now lives in San Rafael, California with her husband, the writer and opera producer Simon Palmer. Palmer is the Executive Director of Fashion at San Francisco’s Academy of Art. She studied fashion design at Central Saint Martin’s School of Art in London, under the guidance of illustrator Elizabeth Suter. She attended Parsons School of Design in New York where she majored in fashion illustration.
Her works are featured in: The Sunday Times, The New York Times Magazine, The New Yorker, Russian L'Officiel and Vogue.
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SFFAMA is celebrating the fall season with a Trunk Show on Thursday, Sept. 8th, 2011, at 5 Claude Lane Gallery in San Francisco. After the success of the fashion exhibit during San Francisco Fashion Week, it is again a fitting partnership to host a fun fashion-filled evening.
SFFAMA is hosting a trunk show in support of the local indie designers and we would like to invite you to celebrate the love of fashion with us. Mingle with shoppers, fashion tech entrepreneurs, bloggers, emerging designers and fashionistas alike. During this retail experience, check out the newest local designs, shop for one-of-a kind pieces and meet influencers in the local fashion industry.
Gift bags will be handed to the first 50 attendees provided by Belli Capelli. Doors will be open at 6pm until 10pm. Cash bar. Free admission.
What: SFFAMA FALL TRUNK SHOW
When: 09/08/2011, Thurs, 6-10pm
Where: 5 Claude Lane Gallery, SF
FREE ENTRANCE + CASH BAR
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RETAILERS: FLIP SLIP, DEATH & PALM TRESS, WHITE PETALS, WORK PLAY DATE.
More retailers coming soon. RSVP HERE. For media relations, contact SFFAMA -at- contact@sffamainc.org. View pics at our last event at 5 Claude Lane. Check out our previous successful trunk shows: Indie Bazaar at Metreon, Art In The Square at Ghirardelli Square and Trunk & Swap.
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