Pat McGhee at NOVA Fashion Week – February 2009 – Part II
April 28, 2009 by SynaVista
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Audrey “Pat” McGhee, is the grand muse of fashion for the trendsetter as well as for the movers and shakers looking for unique and classy appeal. Ms. Mcghee has always lived a life of fashion with 20 years of experience as a retail manager/make-over consultant for Colony Shops, Inc. in addition to being a fashion consultant for Malarkey International India. Some of her other professional modeling experiences in the fashion and beauty indusrty include: Bronner Brothers Hair Shows, T.C.B./Motions Hair Show and the Walt Disney Project.
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Street Star at NOVA Fashion Week – February 2009
April 15, 2009 by SynaVista
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Robert Scalia Jr. is the owner, creator and sole designer of Street Star Custom Clothing, and was born and raised in South Philadelphia. Bobby was always a fashion forward kind of guy, into the latest trends and up to date on the hottest new designers. It’s almost an accident, but somewhat a miracle that he began designing his own line of clothes. While working in his family’s screen printing store, people started coming in asking for custom made tees. More and more customers came, mostly through word of mouth; he created what they wanted and pretty much became a success overnight. The line just took off from there. He began experimenting with different techniques and designs, different garments and materials. Bobby is an independent freelance designer and a self-proclaimed “Fashion Engineer”- he designs, composes and arranges each piece and creates each elaborate Swarovski crystal designs by hand.
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Ray Brown at NOVA Fashion Week – February 2009 – Part II
Ray Brown, the designer of Ray Vincente, began designing women’s wear in 1983 as a freelance designer. He has worked as the feature designer of Fresh Start, a modelling organization based in Trenton, NJ, and has also designed custom made clothing for private and public individuals. His designs have been displayed in Ice Nine of NYC, NY, Philadelphia, PA, Black Expo in Atlanta, GA, and private shows in Trenton, NJ, and Atlantic City, NJ. His designs have also been available at the former CMR Fashions, New Hope, PA. In 2006 he started his Ray Vincente and Ray Vincente Eclectic! labels for women and men.
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Ray Brown at NOVA Fashion Week – February 2009 – Part I
Ray Brown, the designer of Ray Vincente, began designing women’s wear in 1983 as a freelance designer. He has worked as the feature designer of Fresh Start, a modelling organization based in Trenton, NJ, and has also designed custom made clothing for private and public individuals. His designs have been displayed in Ice Nine of NYC, NY, Philadelphia, PA, Black Expo in Atlanta, GA, and private shows in Trenton, NJ, and Atlantic City, NJ. His designs have also been available at the former CMR Fashions, New Hope, PA. In 2006 he started his Ray Vincente and Ray Vincente Eclectic! labels for women and men.
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Pat McGhee at NOVA Fashion Week – February 2009
April 15, 2009 by SynaVista
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Audrey “Pat” McGhee, is the grand muse of fashion for the trendsetter as well as for the movers and shakers looking for unique and classy appeal. Ms. Mcghee has always lived a life of fashion with 20 years of experience as a retail manager/make-over consultant for Colony Shops, Inc. in addition to being a fashion consultant for Malarkey International India. Some of her other professional modeling experiences in the fashion and beauty indusrty include: Bronner Brothers Hair Shows, T.C.B./Motions Hair Show and the Walt Disney Project.
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Léonché at NOVA Fashion Week – February 2009 – Part III
March 2006, marked the start of Léonché, a new and upcoming fashion label. Léonché, (pronounced “lay-on-shay”), grew out of a want to expose the world to the unique essence of various cultures. The founder, Almira Wilson, was born in February 1979 located in Washington, DC to Sheriff and Olabisi Daramy. Her parents originate from Sierra Leone, West Africa but her family roots extend to Senegal, Gambia, Morocco, Liberia, and Guinea. Born into a background saturated with art, culture & style, Almira welcomed her rich heritage into every aspect of her life.
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Léonché at NOVA Fashion Week – February 2009 – Part II
March 2006, marked the start of Léonché, a new and upcoming fashion label. Léonché, (pronounced “lay-on-shay”), grew out of a want to expose the world to the unique essence of various cultures. The founder, Almira Wilson, was born in February 1979 located in Washington, DC to Sheriff and Olabisi Daramy. Her parents originate from Sierra Leone, West Africa but her family roots extend to Senegal, Gambia, Morocco, Liberia, and Guinea. Born into a background saturated with art, culture & style, Almira welcomed her rich heritage into every aspect of her life.
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Léonché at NOVA Fashion Week – February 2009 – Part I
March 2006, marked the start of Léonché, a new and upcoming fashion label. Léonché, (pronounced “lay-on-shay”), grew out of a want to expose the world to the unique essence of various cultures. The founder, Almira Wilson, was born in February 1979 located in Washington, DC to Sheriff and Olabisi Daramy. Her parents originate from Sierra Leone, West Africa but her family roots extend to Senegal, Gambia, Morocco, Liberia, and Guinea. Born into a background saturated with art, culture & style, Almira welcomed her rich heritage into every aspect of her life.
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Emore’J Couture at NOVA Fashion Week – February 2009
April 15, 2009 by SynaVista
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Entrepreneurs Are Born Not Made, says the 22yr old fashion specialist from Washington, D.C. Emore’J Couture an artistic designer that has a true passion for eccentric and abstract wearable art is taking the fashion industry by storm. Emore’J was influenced to pursue the fashion design at the age of fifteen in his sophomore year of High School. EmoreíJ feels that he started off creating garments like any other urban designer, basic denim fabric, bleach, scissors and variety color paints were the 4 elements to the making of Emore’J Couture.
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Azucar at NOVA Fashion Week – February 2009 – Part III
Miami based designer Francisco created the line of Fashion by Azucar after graduating from the acclaimed International School of Design. When asked, why did you become such a talented designer? He is quick to state “if you use it everyday why not wear it everyday?” “Its feminine and it can be masculine, fun, freaky, elegant and classy.”
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