Reflection Agency is currently seeking Local Plus Size Models,
for Print and Runway!
If you meet the requirements submit HERE today!
Size: 18
Age: 17-28
Experience helpful, but not necessary.
Reside in, or surrounding areas of
Nashville, Tennessee
BE DISCOVERED!
Submit Today! http://www.reflectionagency.com/submit.cfm
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Eloise Fashion show is one of the largest attended fashion shows in Tennessee hosting over 200 designs from students at O'More College of Design in Franklin, Tennessee. Reflection Agency sponsoring with over 40 top runway models, Department Chair, Jamie Atlas producing the event and Reflection Agency owner Karol Lahrman co-producing. For tickets and more information visit O'More Fashion
This event is set to sell out early so get your ticket, get your heels on and enjoy a night of gitz and glam. See you May 10th!
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Requirements for models are:
Ages- 14-35
Height- Women 5'7+ (without heels) Men 5'10+
Sizes- Women 0-4
**Height will be checked at the audition. Those that do not meet the listed requirements will not be permitted to audition. Models under the age of 18 must have a guardian present.
Models should wear for fitting clothing and heels. Please wear little makeup and loose hair pulled away from your face. Bring a comp card or photo to leave with MFW.
If selected you will be invited to a second round of casting to be held in March. Those selected will be notified by February 20th. Due to the volume of models, MFW will not be able to contact those that did not make the callbacks.
Memphis Fashion Weekend 2013 will be held April 5-6. All models selected must be available full days for both dates. Models will receive $50/day payment for the work with MFW. (Reflection Models must let agency know if booked) Those traveling from out of town will be expected to secure their own accommodations and meals. Models under 18 will receive 1 guardian ticket for the shows.
For more information contact [email protected]
or visit www.memphisfashionweekend.com
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With windmills whirring and a buzz about sustainable energy dominating the pre-show talk, and the Chromatics on stage at the end of the runway, Karl Lagerfeld set the mood at Chanel’s S/S show long before the first outfit even came down the runway. As the most storied of the French houses, Chanel has always been adept at creating an atmosphere for their audience that represents the ethos of the collection itself. Serving as both designer and experience architect, Karl masterfully set the stage for a collection that was focused on the merger of history and sustainability – a subject Lagerfeld (who enters into his 29th year at the house) knows something about.
Purses trapped within what appeared to be hula-hoops, were purposefully attention grabbing pieces, but the majority of the S/S look was ladylike and pretty. A-line shapes worn with oversized pearl accessories and leather gloves were a recurring element, aswere graphic prints that ran the range from reinterpretations of gingham, to an almost cubic pattern done in classic black and white. As always there was plenty of Chanel iconography to love, from the giant logo on swimsuits, tweed suiting and of course plenty of Karl-ified denim. Mix all that in with solar panel dresses and an appealing set of structured bolero jackets and you have the makings of a killer double-c wardrobe.
In a season where other houses are floundering with ill-conceived reinventions, or wildly divergent collections, Chanel’s familiar yet fresh take on things felt comforting. You can always expect the highest level of quality, a certain air of elegance and of course a star-studded front row at a Chanel show. A fact that keeps us riveted each time Karl deigns to show the rest of fashion, just how this whole fashion spectacle thing is done.
Text: Janelle Okwodu
Photos: Stephan Moskovic
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Amazing and talented O'More College of Design students presented to the fashion industry the long awaited creations for the 2012 Eloise fashion show and Reflection Agency models to a full house at Liberty Hall, Factory at Franklin
Video by Nashville Fashion Events
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CHARLESTON FASHION WEEK® NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR THE 2012 EMERGING DESIGNER COMPETITION
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Attend us on May 6th for a glam night of fashion and fun
with special guest Critics
Zang Toi, Christiev Alphin, Vivian Lavinskas, Tiffany Lewis, Barry Wishnow, Olia Zavozina
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Prophetik, who rocked the Freemasons’ Hall during Fashion Week with their live band, have again found themselves in the spotlight. At this year’s Global Green 7th annual pre-Oscar party, held on the 3rd March, the ethically minded Suzy Amis Cameron (wife of Avatar director James Cameron) chose to wear a stunning creation by the eco-label, Prophetik. Accompanied by her husband, Suzy was there to promote her campaign and competition, Red Carpet Green Dress, a charitable organisation which promotes sustainable design.
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Prophetik delivers a hot night on the city streets!
Prophetik designer Jeff Garner and the Standard Club have planned a must attend event for the local fashion trend setters!
Join us at Prophetik Nashville Southern Shores fashion show Friday April 23rd with special guests James and Suzy Cameron (Suzy-founder of MUSE & James director of Titanic and Avatar) Phil Collen (from Def Leppard) and other locally and nationally known musicians!
This LA style event hits Nashville streets with the catwalk and down Rosa L. Parks Blvd right in front of the the historic Smith House!
After the Show join all the models and nationally acclaimed DJ Coco for the official "afterparty" in the Standard Ballroom. This will be limited to VIP tickets holders and 100 general admission tickets.
preview and bid on over 30 prestigious items including autographed Jimmy Choo's and 13 sustainable dresses from Suzy Amis Cameron's "red carpet green dress" (www.redcarpetgreendress.com.) All proceeds from the auction go to MUSE.
Suzy Amis Cameron wearing Prophetik design
click here to purchase the soon to be sold out event and get more information! Reflection Agency will see you there!
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