M e e t T h e N e w M o d e l s: Je w e l Sh e d o e s i t a l l
Liz C o m i n g i n t o F o cu s Naom i N e v e r Bo x e d I n T h e En c h a n t e d
T h e Be a u t i f u l Pr i n c e s s a n d t h e H a n d s o m e Pr i n c e March 2012 Vedere Magazine Volume 1 Issue 8
Thi s M ont hs Feat ur ed D e si g n e r : N o R a l Ap p a r e l D e s i g n s
3 H u g e F a s h i o n Sh o w s !
New Heros for 3 women.
Attending fashion shows after a while becomes a labor of love for a writer and photographer. Admittedly we see many of the same designers, the same models and most of the time the same fashionista crowd. Does it become boring or mundane? NEVER! Each and every show is a celebration of the creative minds of some very talented designers; one can never help but notice new details in designs and construction of the fashion on the runway. It is a never ending journey of discovery. The easy thing to do would be to sit and critique each and every design from each designer. No thinking, just pure subjective opinion spewing. Well, sorry to disappoint, we’re not going there. The old saying, “Opinions are like…….., everyone has one” applies here. Whether I liked what I saw or I didn’t like it, that wasn’t the under-lying reason for some of these shows. Of course we celebrated the creativity, hard work and dedication of the designers but more importantly we acknowledged an unspoken, but a malignant problem that is totally unacceptable in any society. Light was focused on a problem so horrendous, so morally reprehensible that anyone guilty of it should never be permitted to see the light of day. Rarely do I advocate “an eye for an eye” but under these circumstances I would, personally not stop at “an eye”. Domestic Violence has no place in our society and culture. Of those dozen women you know or have just met, 3 of them that have been a victim have new champions in the battle back to life. The Shows you’ll see in this issue were organized unselfishly and they successfully put the subject front and center to make a difference, not for themselves but for those 3 women in 12 and for all women in the future. These events are a tribute to all women and showed no matter the odds against them, success and realizing your dreams is within reach. I congratulate all that were involved along with the fashion community in Phoenix. You made them a resounding success and more importantly made a difference in many lives. Michael Meadows Publisher
In this Issue.....
Jewel -She does it all with style FEATURED DESIGNER:
NoRal Apparel Design
LIZ - Coming into Focus Naomi - Never Boxed In The Enchanted
Cedric Jones Photography
FASHION SHOWS:
Fashion For A New Life MIM Rocks Fashion
A Fashion Statement to End Domestic Violence On This Page:
Britney Murphy Image By:
On the Cover:
Wardrobe Designer: NoRal Apparel Photographer: Frank Wise
MichaelMeadowsStudios.com
Je w e l , M ot her M odel M i ssi o n a r y Hum ani t ar i an
Images by: Hassan Rasul Sweet Culture Photography
Jewel Hughes Byrd, of Arizona, USA, is a model, missionary, fundraiser, and humanitarian. She is married and is the step-mother to five children. Jewel’s missionary and humanitarian work is carried out under the umbrella of Pisteos International Church, in conjunction with Byrd Enterprises of AZ, Inc., as the Assistant Director of Community Development. The youngest of twelve, Jewel, born in the Philippines to a retired US Navy veteran, is of mixed Asian and Western European descent, combining Filipino, Chinese, Spanish and Irish. This eclectic ethnic mix has served her well in her missionary travels, which have taken her to Asia, Africa, Europe, the Middle East, and Central America. As the house model for the award-winning clothing line, Black Russian Label (www.blackrussianlabel.com), Jewel has graced the runways of both Phoenix Fashion Week and Scottsdale Fashion Week, while also appearing on behalf of BRL at a number of charityoriented fashion events, including runway shows at the prestigious and internationally known Barrett-Jackson Auto Auction. In addition to her runway work for BRL and a number of designers, Jewel has been a featured face in BRL’s marketing campaigns. Each year, as the highlight of her year, Jewel spends the month of July in India, serving in the orphanages, medical clinics, and schools of Hopegivers International (www.hopegivers.org). Her service to the children of Hopegivers continues year-round, as she conducts clothing drives and fundraising efforts for the benefit of these children. In addition to her work with Hopegivers, Jewel is part of the worship team of Academia Church (www.academiachurch.org), and regularly participates in Academia’s weekly H.O.P.E. Project (Homeless Outreach Participation Endeavor). As a major component of her community development efforts, Jewel is the driving force behind “Fashion For A New Life,” which is a fashion event designed to benefit the New Life Center: A Refuge From Domestic Violence (www.newlifectr.org).
About Hassan: I wasn’t looking to become a Photographer… Photography found me. With a Degree in Psychology and a M.B.A. in Finance Photography was far from my intended goals. My name is Hassan O. Rasul; I was born in Kernersville, North Carolina. As a child from a military family, I was raised in 4 states and England and currently live in Phoenix, AZ. I am a self-trained photographer who was always known as the guy with the camera amongst my friends & family. My brother and I found the passion for photography around the same time and throughout the learning process we share techniques, ideas and results. I am continuously learning the craft and attend many online workshops such creativelive.com, and follow closely two of my favorite photographers; Chase Jarvis (chasejarvis.com) and Zach Arias (zacharias.com). My photography (SweetCulture Photography) began with landscapes, travel photography, and event photography. I shoot weddings families, and even senior portriats. Currently, enjoying shooting fashion whether it is in studio or on location. I enjoy working with artist around the valley. I’ve had the opportunity to work with local designer and style teams for my photo shoots. I’ve worked with designers Black Russian Label & Deeds of Love and Stylists Jenesis Styles Team and Right Hand Man Image Consulting. A photo shoot prior to Phoenix Fashion Week with Black Russian Label was my introduction to high fashion and Jewel Hughes Byrd. She is the house model for the line and I’ve had the pleasure to work with her on numerous occasions. My motto for photo shoots is to “have fun”. I believe if the shoots are fun, the results will show in the pictures. I really love what I do and I spend a lot of time educating, perfecting my craft and even obsessing over my work, well because, It is my passion.
NoRal
Ap p a r e l D e si g n
Images by: Frank Wise
NoRal Apparel Design (Formerly NoRal2010) By LaRon Hickerson
NoRal Apparel Design creatively integrates bold fabrication, a strong sense of individuality and elements from our endless pop culture. Grounded by traditional design philosophies with modern vision, a new wave of design is born. A native of Kentucky, LaRon Hickerson, the designer and creator of all of what is NoRal Apparel Design graduated from Columbia College Chicago with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in fashion design. LaRon's achievements include winning the 2002 Precious Lashley, $10,000 fashion scholarship presented by N'DIGO publications and placing as a semi-finalist for the 2000 Victor Skrebneski Fashion Scholarship.
Featured in Fashion Explosion presented by Darius Brooks in 2002, NoRal Apparel Design soon after was nominated for two Chicago Fashion and Beauty Awards in 2003. The growth of NoRal as a label stems from the relocation to Los Angeles CA where the line has been featured in the Los Angeles Black Business Expo, Beauty Revolution in Anaheim, Los Angeles Urban Fashion Week and more! In November of 2005 to February 2006 LaRon alongside Melissa Rivers brought to TV Guide channel the television pilot The Stylist. LaRon earned his first National tear sheet from the show by putting together a wild rock and roll look for Young and the Restless star Christine Williams played by Lauralee Bell.
December of 2005 NoRal Apparel Design became available to the public launching a Men's and Women's collection in the Los Angeles boutique Makeda then in November 2008 at Forplay on Hollywood Blvd. Up to this point, LaRon had been a featured designer but that all changed October of 2010 when the first solo show from the line, 2010: The Fashion Show hit the runway. Applauded for it's fusion of fashion, video, breakdancers, electric guitar, men's, women's & plus size design. The NoRal line became known for delivering a fashion show production rather than your ordinary run of the mill runway show.
M816 (Menswear, 8 Scenes, 16 Top Male Models) is currently touring the United States with it's initial launch June of 2011 at the Aqua Lounge in Beverly Hills CA. The tour has forthcoming stops in Miami, Arizona, Atlanta, New York & Los Angeles. Any boutique interested in having the line sold or inquires on doing a fashion show or photo shoot can contact me at: noral2010@gmail.com facebook.com/noralapparel youtube.com/noralapparel twitter.com/noralapparel modelmayhem.com/noralapparel
The demand for NoRal Menswear was an instant response to 2010: The Fashion Show, leading to the creation of All garments are constructed, patterned, and designed by M816: The All Male NoRal2010 Fashion Show. LaRon D. Hickerson
Coming into Focus.......
LIZ
Images By: Randy Zalewski
www.randyzalewski.com
Every photographer wants to work with a model like Liz. This married 25 year old is a natural on camera. From the small town of Shelby, Ohio, Liz lives for cooking, dancing, writing, and singing. Her resume includes being an extra in two motion pictures, and acting for a gig on MTV. This striking model never forgets her Midwest roots growing up in farm country. She loves animals, but her first priority is her passion for family life. Sorry guys, she's stone in love! Liz has a career mapped out ahead of her, continuing to express herself through modeling, and advancing her acting career.
No dream is too large for this shooting star! Find Liz at www.facebook.com/elizabethlattimer
No
Dream Is
Too
Big....
Naomi
Images by: Jim Johnson
Hi, I'm Naomi, an ASU student studying Elementary Education. I'm in my third year here which means I am interning in a classroom (2nd grade this semester) and I love teaching so far. I am also minoring in music, which has always been a huge part of my life. According to my mom, I could sing before I could talk, and I started playing piano when I was 5, handbells when I was 7 or 8, violin at 9, flute at 10 and then from there I just picked up other things to learn for fun. I was in the ASU marching band for the past 3 football seasons and loved it. It's hard work but it really pays off to be a part of something so big (there are around 400 people in it) and the people are incredible. I am blessed to have such strong and loving parents who support everything I do, and I have a younger sister and brother who mean more to me than anything. I live with the craziest and funniest roommates who love to be silly and make life into an adventure just as much as I do.
I have always been taller than most of my peers (I'm a little over 6ft tall now), and while it used to bring me down since I am not athletic at ALL (and people always assumed that I played sports), I decided to see how I was at modeling. I have been modeling off and on now for the past 4 years, my biggest success being in hair shows. My hair has practically been every color, but for hair shows they tend to like to turn me into a redhead. I also love runway and am trying to get more involved in that. I love modeling as a part time job, and see myself continuing to do it for quite a while. It's so fun to create a piece of art with a team of other amazing and talented people. Thanks for reading! Xoxo Naomi
The Enchanted
Credits for "The Enchanted" Models: Nicole Ford Amber Renee Scott Chism
Makeup Artist: Alyssa C. Hair: Lara Bridger
Wardrobe Styling and Designs: C. Scott Stevanus C.Scott Desgin Photographers:
Mike Boycourt MBS Photography
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Cedric Jones a free-lance photographer arrived in the Valley of the Sun from Tampa, FL in 2005. Today, he makes his home in Surprise, AZ. While he has been shooting for over 25 years, he is still motivated to elevate his level his level of knowledge, and enhance his photographic skills and techniques. He has a wide ranging, and diverse photography background beginning with black & white and infrared film. His photography interests have been broad and diverse. Currently his shooting focus includes fashion/glamour, portraiture, landscapes, events, and commercial photography.
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“Photography is very much an art of expression. Creating stunning, and unusual images in a variety of genres is what I continue to strive for, to ensure the kind of results that make for lasting memories! I have enjoyed working with a number of talented people throughout this business, and the best is yet to come.� Let's connect and allow me to create or expand a stunning portfolio for you!
Cedric collaborates with many local Phoenix area designers including, HourGlass Apparel, Legendary Style, and Deeds of Love. He has also been a contributing photographer to VEDERE and KEEL Magazines. Cedric is very active in the fashion arena, and is working with a number of current and aspiring models in portfolio development. He continues to strive to further explore the creative, and challenge the abstract within this art form while, at the same time enjoying his number one passion. Cedric, a graduate of the Creighton University School of Pharmacy, is also a registered pharmacist, and healthcare consultant. Connect with Cedric and allow him to create or expand a stunning portfolio for you! Watch for more of Cedric's work in the April edition of Vedere Magazine.
Check Cedric out at: www.cedricjonesphotography.com
MI M R o c ks F a sh i on Presented By: Phoenix Fashion Week
Brian Hill and his collaborated team known as “Phoenix Fashion Week” brought a delightful fashion event to the MIM in Phoenix AZ. This was his second year creating “MIM Rocks Fashion” a cultural event at the Musical Instrument Museum which highlighted the spring collection of U.S and international designers. Four designers were showcased, two from the U.S., France and Mexico. Paired with these designers were local top stylists that enhanced each designers look with style pieces from accessories to make-up.
This sophicated evening was set underneath the evening stars with over 250 in attendance it made for fashionable socializing and picture taking with glimpses of local celebrities The evening started out with a video montage of a personal interview of each stylist highlighting the inspiration of the designer’s collection, followed by performances of dancing or singing prior to the runway walk. By: Christina Moreno
Photography: MichaelMeadowStudios.com
Alma Primero was the first designer to step on to the runway with lavish elegance and grace. Inspired by structural lines and circular shapes, Alma’s designs were glamorous, sexy, and chic a collection that states modern day Rita Moreno. Traditional black, reds, and whites ruled the spotlight with pops of emerald green and silver. Paired with stylist Fawn Cheng they created a whirlwind of sexiness that only Mexico can bring. Cheng wanted the beauty and sultriness of what Latinas are all about. In the press conference interview she explains that she embraces the Mexican culture and loves to celebrate it stating “Fashion is a passion.” Being part Mexican herself she felt that she had an advantage of knowing how to create the “spicy Latina style” and make it present in the way each model would look on the runway. Everything from the classic bun, dangerous red lipstick, to the sexy stilettos was strategically planned. As a spectator, I could feel the passion and mysterious exoticness that loomed over the crowd; it was a sight of timelessness that could be seen in black and white photos or in a Spanish vintage film. Alma Primos’ designs are a seductive treat for any woman’s physique with custom designs she definitely has a place for “Va va voom!”
Our next inspiring set was Bounty Hunter. Italian leather buckles, and coats had a turning look in the right direction. Designer Zack Wagner represented Men’s USA and delivered it quite well. With stylist Brian Swan a creative and unique blend of urban style, gentlemen class, and ruggedness had sex appeal written all over it! The inspiration for the collection styling came from the movie Drive, a cool and underrated bad boy look with a boy next door attitude. Each model had warm and natural shades of brown, red, orange and black cardigans paired with a great jean. Accessories included scarves, modern suspenders, leather jackets and gloves. Casual yet sophisticated, this look could easily be transformed from daytime wear to a great night time look. Both Wagner and Swan wanted to highlight pieces that were of a modern leather look, typically not seen in the Southwest. Wagner took the masculinity of the wilderness and transformed it into a sleek and refined urban day city slicker. Each piece stated strong, mature, and unstoppable, indeed this was a collection for the man who is transformable and moderately daring. If there ever was a collection for an urban man with rugged dreams this pairing was a harmonious balance at its best!
Boho at its finest, Vintage by Misty is a local Phoenix boutique that represented Woman’s USA owned by Misty Guerrero. This collection immediately reminded me of a 70’s chic closet owned by Cher. Prints made a bold statement as each and every model walked the runway. Billowy dresses, maxi skirts, jumpsuits and tops were accented by chunky jewelry and natural make-up.
Stylist Ginger Murphy collaborated with Misty Guerrero to bring an all American look that has personality and flair. Guerrero believes that great style is in Phoenix and that not too many designers in other cities give Phoenix credit for what is out here. With her boutique in Downtown Phoenix she is inspired by the city life which is eclectic and artsy and states “I’m all about feeling and vibe.” Being authentically vintage each piece seemed to carry a story of its own, you could see the glamour and wild nights on the seductive gold dress with the thigh high slits and blue and purple see-through beach dress that would make Brook Shields want to cover up.
Individually unique and eccentric there was a blend of mystic and freeness to this collection simple yet with an air of dynamics this collection was vibrant with color and versatile prints that could make any woman into an “American Woman.”
Let’s talk French! The great finale of the evening was French designer Caroline Monick with stylist Jill Laine. From a small town in France Monicks’ designs are inspired by songs, and textures that are romantic and sweet. The wonderful Jill Laine was inspired by Caroline’s country and Christian Dior to give a fun and theatrical look for the evening. Laine was very excited to work closely with the designer to learn more about the French culture that she admired very much. Gracing the runway was a lovely consistent of silken pink dresses that reminded me of a Neapolitan ice cream dream. Each deliciously designed with hues of light yellow, cream, and fuisha pink. Colored fishnets stalkings with ribbon accented the girly sweet designs and turned it into a furry of flirtiness. The look was fresh, fun, and whimsically light with details of lined buttons and geometric patterns this was a Cezanne painting at its finest. This belle de la femme was a great ending to the deliciousness of international delight that made for a dessert encore, shall I say, Vive la French! Once again, PFW brought a wonderful group of designers that graced beneath the Phoenix stars from Alma Primero, Bounty Hunter, Vintage by Misty and Caroline Monick were a terrific abundance of diversity that I was honored to see.
FASHION
FOR A NEW LIFE
A Charity Fashion Show Benefiting the New Life Center. PRESENTED
BY
BYRD ENTERPRISES
AND
RED DOOR SPA
For information how you can support the center please visit: www.newlifectr.org.
By: Christina Moreno Photography: MichaelMeadowsStudios.com
Fashion knows no bounds when it comes to giving back to the community as demonstrated with this outstanding fashion show in Goodyear, AZ in February. It is a rare industry when a diverse group comes together, without pay to reach out and help those that are victims in the worse kind of crime, domestic violence. Not only does this crime affect women, it tears families apart and destroys the lives of children. Many, not understanding what is happening in their lives need outside support while their mother is dealing with her own emotions. Designers, models, Make Up artists and Hair Stylists gave of their time and extraordinary skills to present a show to all the local Fashion lovers they could fit in the Hampton Inn & Suites in Goodyear. The surroundings were nothing short of excellent and the staff was second to none. You could tell they understood the importance of the event and what it meant to families in the area.
As always, the designers stepped it up a notch with the fashions they had on the runway that night. As I've said many times in the past and will continue to say, Phoenix and Arizona is no longer a "fly over" state when it comes to fashion. The local designers have pushed the limits and making the coasts take notice. The models, without question commanded the runway with confidence and poise that only comes with commitment to their craft. On the next couple of pages you'll see some great looks from the local designers. The entire gallery of images will be available online no later than March 20th. We hope you'll take a look at all of the great designs and make sure you show all of these professionals love when you see them.
Hour Glass Apparel By Laytona Adkins www.hourglassapparel.net
ACID Denim by Sarah Mursyn Find ACID on Facebook
Bri Bridge by Brianne Bridge www.bribridge.com
Black Russian Label by Joanna de'Shay www.blackrussianlabel.com
A FASHION STATEMENT To END DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Benefiting the
Phoenix Sojourner Center
Presented by Next Coffee Company and The House of Wade Lee By: Christina Moreno Photography: Scottsdale Images.com MichaelMeadowsStudios.com
When you think of domestic violence, fashion doesn’t necessarily come to mind, but on March 3rd the House of Wade Lee and the Next Coffee Company presented “A Fashion Statement to End Domestic Violence.” Local talented designers and artists came together to support the Phoenix Sojourner Center, a domestic violence shelter that provides services to children and women. The brilliant founder behind this event was “THE” Wade Lee Richards, a humble and extremely accomplished salon owner, fashion journalist, stylist and “social media socialite” extraordinaire. Forget Beverly Hills! This official hair stylist for the Arizona Broadway Theater is right here in Peoria, AZ. His talent can be seen in magazines, photographs, theaters, and runways. Wade Lee has created a powerful name for himself in Phoenix AZ; known to fashionistas and designers he has worked and teamed up with the finest artists that the valley has to offer and quickly becomingahouseholdname. Wonderfully inspiring, he and his special team worked for months leading up to the special event. Stylist, models, designers, and photographers teamed up to create awareness ads through photo shoots and video collages. Models
in ads were frequently featured with life like bruising on their face and body to demonstrate the look and pain of a domestic violence victim. Along with the montage of videos, a special segment was featured on “Your Life A to Z on 3TV” with stylist Jennifer O’Bannon. Featured sponsors and local participants included fifteen designers, over a dozen photographers, and special guests and businesses. As the special day arrived, I saw over a two hundred people in attendance for this wonderful cause. Participates graced the red carpet for interviews with host “Real Talk with Louanna” and Fashion Faces not to mention photo opts with photographers. Several donation boxes were quickly being filled with beauty products for the women of the Sojourner Center. As I placed my donation in the box I felt proud, not because of the donation I contributed but of how Wade and his team were so passionate about this cause that it touched many people in the community (and I must admit, I had a little tear come out). Quickly the mood changed and there was an abundance of mingling, coffee drinking, sweet tasting and art viewing on the walls. There was a harmonious balance of light hearted fun with a note of seriousness that captured the mood for the evening. The main focus was the Sojourner Center and the woman and children that are affected domestic violence. A fact that was stated throughout the evening was that one in every four women is affected by domestic violence and many people hide it until it is too late but can be prevented through awareness. A unique mind blowing performance of Acro Yoga began the evening. An “aww” experience showcased the strength and balance of the human body being contorted in different poses. Followed by fashion, fashion, and more fashion! The wonderful host for the evening was the beautiful Jackie Morales from 101.5jamz radio station who was in several designer dresses for the evening. Accompanying her was Wade Lee looking quite dashing on stage wearing
a sophisticated black suite and purple vest as he announced co-founder Rachael Koszegi of Brushed Inc., and gave a heartfelt thanks to all that was a part of the event. As the evening continued more and more people continued to fill every seat to catch a glimpse of the runway show. Local designers included Hour Glass Apparal, Black Russian Label, Fancy Steps, Legendary Style, and many more. Amazed by the abundance of supporters that participated in this event; it was well organized and went out without a hitch. Backstage with Deeds of Love, Dejamone Dezynz and Alina Lovita the models were all eager to be the center of attention, looking fabulously gorgeous from head to toe. Each model had beautifully styled hair ranging from avant garde up dos to wavy curls that mimic vintage classic glamour and flawless make up ranged from dark edgy looks to romantic softness that complemented each designer well. Music infusions by DeeJay Sac Fly kept the runway on beat and mood electrically fun throughout the evening. The second half of the show showcased contemporary chic designer Black Russian Label, Ra apparel, Ordi & Eli, Rayetta Nathe and Sew Twisted Designs each fantastically different and easily appreciated. The evening ended with a finale of unique rental wedding dresses and suits by So, LLC. A happy ending to a cause that the community came together for, “A Fashion Statement to End Domestic Violence” was not only an awareness show but a tribute to those that have been affected by domestic violence. Bringing forth of what was a simple idea, Wade Lee Richards along with an extraordinary amount of supporters turned it into an encore cause that deserves a standing ovation. An appreciation of time and effort that was placed for this cause is priceless. The women and children that of the Sojourner Center will not be forgotten and I hope to see more events such as this in future with “The” one and only, Wade Lee Richards!
Ocram Designs
Alina Lovita www.alinalovita.com
Hourglass Apparel
www.hourglassapparel.net
Sew Twisted
www.sewtwisteddesigns.etsy.com.com
Legendary Style
www.LegendaryStyle.com
Karenina D-Lace Jewelry
www.kareninadesigns.etsy.com.com
FancySteps
www.fancysteps.weebly.com
DejamoneDesigns www.dejamonedezynz.com
Deeds Of Love
www.deedsoflove.com
Rayetta Nathe www.rayetta.com
So, LLC
www.so-llc.com
Ordi & Eli
www.ordiandeli.storenvy.com
RA Apparel
www.ra-apparel.com
Black Russian Label www.blackrussianlabel.com
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