RVA Fashion Week
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VCU Department of Fashion
The VCU Annual Juried Fashion Show is looking for two female models to model plus size garments in this years fashion show. The models need to be around a size 10-12 and need to be at least 5’8”. If you are interested or know someone who is, please contact Zach Stephens at stephenszw@vcu.edu as soon as possible. Prior modeling experience preferred but not necessary. A big thank you to everyone who is so excited for the show- tickets for our Annual Juried Fashion Show are SOLD OUT in a record 2 and a half hours! Feel free to call 804-828-1699 to be put on the waiting list.
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For Fashion Week, Dillard's is one of our sponsors. We had the pleasure of having French Consulting let us use a loft warehouse as a shooting location. Thanks to Zoey Batton for Hair, Sonya Jones for Makeup.
Dillard's Fashion Shoot
by Tess Shebaylo The city’s burgeoning community of designers, stylists, and event organizers put on quite a spectacle at last week’s Richmond Fashion Week . A mix of styles from local designers, independent boutiques, and mall shops were featured throughout the week at five shows in five locations: the Southern Women’s Show, Fab’rik Carytown, CenterStage, Crittenden Studio, and the Hat Factory. The venues were just as diverse as the looks displayed, attracting attendees ranging from the pant-suited West End moms to the spirited, small-town fashionistas sporting their avant-garde haircuts. To be sure, Richmond Fashion Week was nothing like its counterparts in New York and Milan, and the crowds did have to snooze through several shapeless and overly-floral frocks.
