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Carta del Publisher Hola Quinceañeras, I am so excited to release our new summer and fall editions full of fun girly advice to make your dream party a reality! We have continued to have the opportunity to meet so many young girls like you all over Arizona. We have inspired confidence and self-worth amongst all of them through our fashion shows, expos and beauty pageants. Though we are sad to see Amy and Esmeralda, our previous cover girls go, I’m excited for you all to meet our newest cover girls Stephanie Sotelo and Marina Ortiz, they are both so fun loving and free-spirited! Being a cover girl not only allows you to represent the magazine and quinceaneras all over AZ, but it also opens so many doors for your future. Through out the past six months I am happy to say that our QM team has grown bigger and stronger than ever. In this magazine you will notice lots of new vendors as well as former ones who are eager and ready

to work hard for you. I would like to thank my right hand woman Emma Barrios, who has helped us grow so much. I can’t forget to mention all the hard work my team puts in behind the scenes that have allowed us to nurture and produce this project. You can expect to continue to see great things from us, our models, our vendors, and our events. Thank you for your support and remember that a quinceanera is a step in your woman-hood and one step closer to your future. Don’t forget to always carry yourself positively, with confidence and with respect for yourself. This can be reflected by the way you talk, who you spend time with, the way you dress, and even what you post on Facebook. Let your inner beauty shine this summer and always. Yours truly, Fran Chavez Quinceañeras Magazine Director

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Marina Ortiz

Hola, mi nombre es Stephanie Sotelo, tengo 15 años y atiendo Tempe High School al 11 grado. Tengo un hermano menor, su nombre es Daniel Mis hobbies favoritos son modelaje y baile. En mi futuro me gustaria ser una modelo profesional, yo se bien que con esfuerzo y la ayuda de mis padres lo lograre porque tengo una linda familia que doy gracias a Dios y ellos y porque durante toda mi vida me han ayudado y dado apoyo y cariño. Tambien quiero agradecer a Irving de The Crazy Queen por todo el apoyo que me ha brindado y por sus diseños en mis vestidos. Muchas gracias al equipo de Quinceañeras Magazine por prepararme para realizer uno de mis sueños de ser Miss Cover Girl 2011-12 (:

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Hola, mi nombre es Marina Ortiz. Tengo catorce años, cumplo mis quince el dieciocho de Deciembre 2011. Mis papas me estan preparando una gran fiesta! Soy nacida en San Jose, California y vivo en Arizona desde los cinco anos. Estudio en el nueve grado de Desert Ridge Highschool. Me encanta modelar y quisiera estudiar cosmetologia y preprararme para ser toda una profesional en el futuro. Me gustaria dar gracias a mis padres, Jacobo Ortiz Y Rosa Flores, por apoyarme y por creer en mi. Estoy orgullosa de mi misma por haber llegado donde estoy y por haber realizado una de mis gran metas. Tambien le doy gracias a Quinceaneras Magazine por esta oportunidad de representar la revista con mucho orgullo y honor. Se que voy a ser una gran inspiracion para todas las quinceaneras actualmente y del futuro. Doy gracias a mis abuelitos, tios, padrinos, Y amigos por apoyarme, los quiero mucho! Y mil gracias a Fran y su equipo por prepararme y Fotografia de Portada: Yalinas Photoraphy darme confianza en mi misma. Vestido y Accesorios: Bella Sera Peinado y Maquillaje: Juana Garfias Todo es possible! Mucho amor, Coronas: Ultima Moda Marina Ortiz 2011© Quinceañera Magazine® es una revista de publicación semestral. Todos los materiales contenidos en esta revista son protegidos por la ley. Se prohibe la reproducción total o parcial sin el expreso consentimiento por escrito del publicador. La información contenida en esta revista se cree que es verdadera. Sin embargo, Quinceañera Magazine® no garantiza su exactitud. No somos responsables por el contenido comercial en esta publicación. COMENTARIOS Y SUGERENCIAS POR FAVOR DIRIJALAS POR ESCRITO A:

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MAURICIO ROJAS PHOTOGRAPHY

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Studies show that people who graduate from high sch ool earn a lot more money wouldn’t even think of not over their life time than tho completing school in today’ se who do not. I s society. You hardly have is like throwing more than a chance of making it. Quittin $200,000 down the dra g school early in. And that is just to start. next seven years of your life Instead, I encourage you will determine the quality to keep going. The of life for the rest of your life . (And perhaps, your childre n’s life too).

Just for you, we have searched the top 20 reasons to stay in school. And here they are… 1. More choices! A high school diploma is your first step toward choosing your own future. 2. More opportunity! The more degrees you have – from high-school to college and beyond – the more opportunity you’ll have. 3. More friends! School is where your friends are and where the fun is. Find friends who share your interests. JULY 2011–JAN 2012

4. More money! On average, people with high school diplomas earn about $9,200 per year more a year than dropouts. Over a 30-year career, that’s $276,000 more! 5. More fun! School isn’t just about, well…school. There are lots of opportunities to take part in sports, clubs and other activities. 6. More time! Dropouts often have to get more than one job to make ends meet. Who has time for that? 7. More to see and do! Dropping out is a good way to get stuck where you are – for life. If you want to get out and see the world, get a high school diploma.

8. Less trouble! Staying in school helps you stay out of trouble. Dropouts have a higher risk of getting pregnant or in trouble with the law. 9. Less work! It’s true. Staying in school is the best way to avoid low-paying jobs that involve hard manual labor. 10. A better future! High school dropouts are more likely than graduates to be unemployed, in poor health, living in poverty, on public assistance, and single parents with dropouts of their own. You can do better! Get On the Bus and stay in school. 11. It will make your parents proud. There is nothing better for a parent than receiving a diploma from you. Abuelita, your tios and all the family will know and will be so proud of you. 12. Guys prefer girls who have an education. Eventually in your life you will fell ready for a wedding. By finishing school, you will be in a better position to select your husband. A degree keeps you away from losers.

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PHOTOS BY: HUGO BENSON

how to be Being a great photo subject is all about practice. With a little specific knowledge give in this page, you will conquer some of your issues, and become a fabulously photogenic person and hopefully better quinceanera pictures. SMILE LIKE A MODEL! But not with a “sticker smile”. Alos simle with you eyes. This combination makes a perfect expresión. Tap into your source of joy from within (by recalling a happy moment, picturing your beloved family pet) and let your eyes sparkle with brightness from this internal emotion. The rest of your face will follow. BONUS SMILE TIP from the world of modeling: To make your smile look symmetrical, put the tip of your tongue behind your front teeth when you smile.

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SOFTEN YOUR STARE. Try not to stare too deeply into the camera. You want your focus to be soft, not intense. Pretend the photographer is an adorable puppy. (Aahw!) But don’t pet the photogrpaher! SHAKE IT UP.- During a long photo session, remember to shake yourself out to loosen up every once and a while. If you’re nervous, your facial muscles will tighten and your smile will look forced and fake. Close your eyes between portraits and take a deep breath before opening them again to help you relax. GET CONFORTABLE.- The more poise you have, the more likely you are to look natural and show your best smile. The most attractive pictures are a result of someone who is comfortable around the camera and knows exactly what they want. This can be learned. Practice your best smile in front of your mirror, so you can do it on command for the camera.

CONCERNED ABOUT YOUR BODY? Stand with one leg slightly in front of the other, by bending your knee and placing that foot a few inches in front of the other one). Angle your hips slightly towards that side. Put hands on hips, or keep them at sides, hands resting lightly on outer thighs. (If you are sitting, angle toward one side and rest hands on thighs). LEAN SLIGHTLY TOWARDS THE CAMERA. It adds interest, dimension, and a natural look to a photo. Think of having a long neck like a gazelle, and tilt your chin down just a bit to avoid the appearance of a double chin and also to prevent the camera from getting a view right up your nostrils. SOME PHOTOGRAPHERS SAY they get the best pictures when they tell their subject to look slightly above the lens, rather than directly at it. So give that a try. GET A FRIEND TO TAKE A BUNCH OF DIGITAL PHOTOS OF YOU, while you try out the tips above. Go over the shots and make notes about what you don’t like about them. Do look too serious or goofy? Do you tend to squint one eye? Then with that specific knowledge in mind, go back and take more photos, trying to correct for the stuff that bugged you. GIVEN TIME, you will hopefully conquer your issues, and become a fabulously photogenic person and hopefully better quinceanera pictures.

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PRESENTA: CASITA FASHION FOTOGTRAFIA: PUCHIS PRODUCTIONS PHOTOGRAPHY

NEGOTIATE EVERYTHING! And walk away with the best deals. Quince Budget: how to negotiate with your vendors While steep discounts are unrealistic, there’s a good chance of getting a few extras thrown in. (Think an additional hour for your reception, or a champagne upgrade.) You just have to negotiate right. Here’s how.

ADOPT A FRIENDLY BUT FIRM DEMEANOR

Even if you’re working with the hottest vendor in town, there’s always room to negotiate, especially if there’s a good reason to reduce costs -- like having the quinceañera on a less-popular Friday night. Here are some more crucial pointers.

BE INDIFFERENT

KNOW THE MARKET

Find out what other vendors offer for the same price point, and use this as leverage. Ask about every single thing that’s included in your package. Then find out in advance what extras are going to cost -- and whether those costs can be waived.

STICK TO YOUR LIMIT

A vendor may be willing to cut you a deal as long as you agree to something additional -- for example, he might consent to give you an extra hour of shooting, but only if you have him take your engagement photos. What you need to ask yourself is whether this will actually cost you more in the end.

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There’s no harm in politely asking for a deal. If vendors are excited to work with you, they may be more willing to come up with creative solutions.

You need the vendor to believe that if he or she won’t meet your offer you will walk away. Consider collaborating with your fiance to employ the old good-cop-bad-cop routine. Practice makes perfect Try your hand negotiating at a flea market to see what talking style works for you.

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Perhaps one of the most difficult times for a quinceanera is giving a speech. A speech is an important part of your quince, because everybody wants to listen to you speak. Therefore it’s important to be prepared so you won’t let your nerves get the best of you. If you have stage fright or problems speaking in front of large crowds, well just develop a short and sweet speech that both your friends and family could appreciate. So how can you develop this speech without the stress? Here’s some help to make your speech short, sweet, and memorable.

Here are small samples of great speeches.“Quiero agradecerles a todos el compartir conmigo este día tan especial y esta fiesta tan linda, que no hubiera sido posible sin la ayuda de mis papás y mi familia. Gracias a todos y cada uno de ellos por su esfuerzo, su apoyo y su cariño. Los quiero mucho y los invito a seguir disfrutando del baile”.“No soy muy buena para decir discursos, pero sí quiero compartir con ustedes toda mi alegría por cumplir quince años rodeada de todas las personas que me quieren y a las que yo quiero igual. Agradezco a mi familia y amigos por haberme ayudado a hacer posible mi fiesta, que también es la de todos ustedes. Mil gracias nuevamente”.“Hoy es uno de los días más importantes y felices de mi vida y ahora que tengo la oportunidad de festejarlo junto a toda mi familia y amigos aprovecho para agradecerles su apoyo y cariño. 36

“Gracias por venir y ¡que viva la fiesta!”

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Bailar tu vals al principio de la fiesta es muy emocionante porque tu no sabes cómo luce el salón ya arreglado ni quienes de tus invitados están ahí. Hacer tu entrada bailando el vals y abrir la pista de baile, resalta que por tu llegada no hay más que esperar para dar inicio a la diversión.

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Si no quieres arriesgarte a bailar tu vals al principio porque crees que no todos llegarán a tiempo, otro momento oportuno es después de cenar para volver a prender a todos tus cuates .Lo importante es no interrumpir el ritmo de tu fiesta.

El vals no debe ser muy largo. Elige uno dinámico y divertido para que mantengas a todos tus invitados atentos en ti. Bailar con todos tus tíos, primos, padrinos, amigo, etc es tediosos y aburrido y además pasado de onda. Sólo baila con tu papá y tu padrino de Xv años ¡claro, después de haberte lucido tu sola y tus bailarines!

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1. SONRÍE. No hay nada mas desilusionante que ver una quinceañera sin expresión en su rostro. Ese día se supone que es el más feliz de tu vida hasta ahora. Demuéstralo. Con una sonrisa le dices a todo mundo lo feliz que te la estas pasando y lo que agradeces su compañía. Si no sonríes además, tus fotos te lo van a reclamar toda la vida. SMILE.

10. Si el día de tu fiesta es en uno de los días de tu periodo menstrual se precavida y evita cualquier posible accidente. 11. Reparte personalmente los recuerdos a tus invitados y aprovecha para agradecer a cada uno por su presencia. 12. Puedes decorar el salón con globos en lugar de flores, te sale más económico y a la vista es muy llamativo.

2. Antes de la fiesta prueba diferentes peinados y maquillaje. Escoge con el que te sientas más agusto y te veas mejor.

13. Lleva en tu bolsa una colonia refrescante, y rocíala sobre tu cuello, te hará sentir siempre fresca.

3. Asegúrate de que cuentas con la seguridad apropiada en el salón de fiesta, así evitarás posibles desórdenes y accidentes desagradables.

14. Para tus fotos ten cuidado a quien contratas, fíjate que el fotógrafo realmente tenga la experiencia suficiente que requiere un evento como el tuyo. No hay segundas oportunidades para tus fotos.

4. Elabora un plan y síguelo. Comienza a planear con varios meses de anticipación. 5. Es un día de emociones, de abrazos y de besos, el maquillaje se va quedando en cada uno de ellos. Lleva contigo lápiz labial, polvo y un espejito para que a cualquier hora luzcas radiante. 6. Si quieres que tu cabello y piel luzcan hermosos recuerda que una buena alimentación es fundamental, por lo menos dos meses antes sigue una dieta rica en vegetales y baja en grasas, no te olvides de tomar mucha agua.

15. La música es el alma de la fiesta. Infórmale a tu DJ el gusto general de la gente que va a ir a tu fiesta, para que nadie se quede sentado y la pista se llene. Eso será un cierre con broche de oro.

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15.- Walking down the aisle with your chambelan 16.- One wide angle shot from the back of the church 17.- With Padrinos and Madrinas 18.- Grandma and grandma 19.- At the altar 20.- Flowers to the virgin 21.- A group picture (if allowed) 22.- With the priest

38.- The cake 39.- Decoration of the entire room 40.- Decoration of one table (with details) 41.- Decoration of the main entrance 41.- Decoration of the main table 42.- With your mom and dad again 43.- With grandpa and grandma 44.- With your damas (yes, again) 45.- With you best friend (s) 46.- At the gift table 47.- With guests at their table 24.- You and your court of honor (Have fun) 48.- With your chambelan de honor 25.- All group (formal picture) 49.- At the brindis 25.- Damas only 50.- During your speech 26.- Guys only 51.- The waltz 27.- You with damas 52.- Cambio de zapatilla 29.- you with chambelanes 53.- Receiving the última muñeca 30.- You with each couple (make it fun) 54.- Dance with your dad 31.- You formal 55.- Baile sorpresa (dancing) 32.- You having fun 56.- Baile sorpresa (The group) 33.- Full body to show off your dress 57.- Some candid pics during the dance 34.- One close up to show off make up 58.- At the cake with mom, dad and siblings 35.- You and your family 59.- Bitting the cake 36.- You in different locations at the park 60.- Saying bye (with mom and dad) 37.- Show your shoes.

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IOWA Angelica’s Design 3900 N.E. 14th St. Des Moines, IA 50313 515-299-8960 ILLINOIS Ocon’s Creations 14 North Boradway Aurora, IL 60505 630-844-2118 4 the Occasion 2120 Fox Valley Centre Aurora, IL 60504 630-375-1985 Lolas Bridal Boutique 317 S. Veterans Parkway Boling Brook, IL 60490 630-759-0928 Three J Formal 3235 West 26th St. Chicago, IL 60623 773-847-5801 Kary’s Printing 3352 W. North Avenue Chicago, IL 60647 773-862-6899 Cortes Modernos Aguilar 1708 S. Paulina Street Chicago, IL 60608 312-666-5904 S Celebrations 5409 S. Kedzie Chicago, IL 60632 773-778-9408 Yarlene Casa Eleganta 4055 W 63rd Str. Chicago, IL 60629 773-284-8800 Saadia Boutique 5860 W Grand Ave. Chicago, IL 60639 773-637-9545 Hannah’s Boutique 10500 SW Highway Chicago Ridge, IL 60415 708-398-4055 Bridal Couture 116 North Main Edwardsville, IL 62025 618-656-2222 Rossyis Gift Shop 308 S. McLean Blvd. Booth K 5 Elgin, IL 60120 224-305-0334 Bella Boutique 3361 Fehing Road, # 6 Granite City, IL 62040 618-876-4536 Bri’zan Couture 103 S Washington # 113 Naperville, IL 60540 630-428-1414 Lindsey Lane Bridal 107 N. Kentucky Rantoul, IL 61866 217-893-0703 LA Fiesta 1001 Broadway Rockford, IL 61104 815-489-0645

INDIANA Gilma Boutique 3109 Lafayette Rd. Indianapolis, IN 46222 317-925-9215 Stephen’s/King’s Image 8520 Castleton Square Dr. Indianapolis, IN 46250 317-842-0579 Blyes Bridal 219 N. Main St. Kokomo, IN 46901 705-452-1219 Melanie’s Bridal Boutique 7511 State Rd. 46 Merrilville, IN 47871 812-894-3233 Park Avenue Brides 3700 W. 80th Ln. Merriville, IN 46410 219-738-2252 Formal Affairs 1912 Straightline Pike Richmond, IN 47374 765-939-7766 Gate’s Brides World 227 S. 6th St. Vincennes, IN 47591 812-882-2858 Lubia 1401 119th St. Whiting, IN 46394 219-655-5369 MICHIGAN 15 Primaveras 5678 W. Vermor Highway Detroit, MI 48209 313-842-0188 Adriana’s Boutique 56 E. Lakewood Blvd. #10 Holland, MI 49424 616-494-6900 Bella Donna’s 2915 Biddle Ave. #101 Wyandotte, MI 48192 734-282-4000 Joani’s Fashions 46869 Hayes Rd. Shelby Township, MI 48315 586-532-1555 J’s Tux and Bridal Boutique 213 N. Washington St. Owosso, MI 48867 989-723-5889 MJ Bridal & Alteration 2901 28th St. SE Kentwood, MI 49512 616-940-2058 Sarah’s Bridal & Prom 525 S Redman Rd. Milan, MI 48160 734-660-9300 Spring Lake Bridal 11999 Clevland St. Nunica, MI 49448 616-837-8383

MINNESOTA Jackie J’s Bridal & Formal 520 Broadway Alexandria, MN 56308 320-762-5163 Mestad’s Bridal 1171 6th St. NW Rochester, MN 55901 507-289-2444 Varidades Sandy 417 E. Lake St. #84 Minneapolis, MN 55408 612-823-0487 NEW YORK Shop Dress 232 W. 37th St. 2nd floor New York, NY 10018 212-594-3600 OHIO Henri’s Cloud Nine 110 N. Market St. Minerva, OH 44657 800-952-3560 Linde’s 23 Lincolnway E. Massillon, OH 44646 330-833-7374 TEXAS Bodas y Quinceaneras 217 W. Jefferson Blvd. Dallas, TX 75208 214-946-9324 El y Ella 7434 Park Place Houston, TX 71012 832-643-9520 Festive Bridal 7506 Harrisburg Blvd. Houston, TX 71087 713-938-2815 John Michael 500 N. Jackson Rd. # C1 Pharr, TX 78577 956-537-3776 Mareila’s Unlimited 423 W. Jefferson Blvd. Dallas, TX 75208 214-944-5520 Mariela’s Bridal 117 W. Jefferson Blvd. Dallas, TX 75208 214-948-6728 WASHINGTON Proms 3330 Pacific Ave. SE #104 Olympia, WA 98501 360-438-0767

WISCONSIN The World of Bridal Fashions Andhi 1405 Lathrop Ave. Racine, WI 53405 262-638-2380 J Bridal 2116 52nd St. Kenosha, WI 53140 262-652-7400 Images of Racine 6222 Washington Ave. Racine, WI 53406 262-886-3400 Hallelujah Fashion 1020 W. Mitchell St. Milwaukee, WI 53204 414-645-1770 Designs For You 101 Front St. Beaver Dam, WI 53916 920-887-2955 Novedades MI Fiesta 2350 E. Mason St. #9 Green Bay, WI 54302 920-465-9720 J.P. Togs Bridal & Formal 106 N. First St. Abbotsford, WI 54405 715-223-4112 Bridal Elegance and Formalwear 172 W. Wisconsin Ave. Kaukauna, WI 54130 920-766-6709 Specially Hers, Inc 115 4th St. Baraboo, WI 53913 608-356-3033 First Impressions Boutique 1126 W. Lincoln Ave. Milwaukee, WI 53205 414-645-8993 Creacions Herlinda 4515 Monona Dr. Monona, WI 53716 608-223-9122

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