With Style & Design for All
The “Freedom” Fashion Show & Art Event
Presents:
up in the Air Show Program - March 21, 2013
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Up in the Air This event was organized and implemented in less than 11-weeks! Not a small feat with a slimmer-than-slim budget, limited staff, and most student’s time split in many directions. But alas, here we are, sharing our efforts and appreciation for all those who worked to make this event happen, and for all of you whom are here to witness the fruits of our labor.
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“Up in the Air” is a production of The “Freedom” Fashion Show & Art Event and the Bachelor of Science students in the Fashion Marketing & Management program of The Art Institute of California - Silicon Valley, a campus of Argosy University, The show was conceived by the Fashion Show Production class, a required course in the Fashion Marketing & Management program, and viewed as an opportunity to unite all the students at the Institute and promote the programs that are helping educate tomorrows creative work force.
Congratulation! Future Fashion Marketers
Runway Order Segment One
Speakeasy
Designs by Coral Jacobson Recycling and repurposing are fundamental with these designs. And with a nod to the 1920’s flapper; vintage lingerie, buttons, feathers, and a variety of found objects are transformed into 10-outifts that are sure to become “a girls best friend.”
Segment Two
Unitribe
Designs by Woody Anthony Uniformity. Universality. Unification. United. Unisex. Taking the direction of de-evolution and looking back at the earliest of human civilization; this collection of 15-looks explores what could become fashion in a one-government, future society.
Segment Three
Attitude Adjustment
Designs by the Fashion Show Production Class White t-shirts, black paint, and a few embellishments ignite to take drab to fab. Try it at home! Match these t’s with skirt designs constructed from recycled soft goods, and you have a line of 10-ideas that are uniquely creative.
Segment Four
Express Thyself
Styling by the Fashion Show Production Class Fashion is often about expressing ones “viewpoint”, and our fashion students are passionate about it. Here are 6-student “viewpoints” pulling together their favorite finds: (1) Sara Wolf - ‘merica; (2) Adrian Abesamis - Shear Genius; (3) Candice Guruwaiya - Street Chic; (4) Justine Mojica - Graced by Lace; (5) Katelyn Dubose - Feathers & Sweaters; (6) Jessica Thompson - In the Garden
Flatsketch-Illustrations from the Unitribe Collection
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OlympusTunic * State-Issued T-shirt
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“Short” Suits
Bold Stripes
Four Tre Spring
Asian Flair
White Now
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Flatsketch-Illustrations from the Attitude Adjustment Collection
Fabric: Cotton/Cotton-blend Chambray, Poplin, Flannel, Broadcloth
* Waistband * Pleats
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* Front & back ruching
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Production Staff Project Management Candice Guruwaiya Fashion Marketing & Management, BS Candidate
Communications & Event Coordination Jessica Thompson Fashion Marketing & Management, BS Candidate
Design Direction Katelyn Dubose Fashion Marketing & Management, BS Candidate
Implementation Coordination Sara Wolf Fashion Marketing & Management, BS Candidate
Promotional Activities Adrian Abesamis Fashion Marketing & Management, BS Candidate
Administration & Logistics Justine Mojica Fashion Marketing & Management, BS Candidate
Fashion Show Production Instructor Woody Anthony, MA F ashion Marketing & Management
Department Coordinator Cecilia Ng, MA
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We Support
“Freedom”
Special Thanks Models Cory Adkins Aubrey Alcudia John Atay Mela Avone Ashleigh Blake Brittany Byington Jolyn Cafferata Karla Chostner Billy Conway Tori Conway Margaux Corla Athenna Crosby Samantha Dalton Marlen Diaz Vivian Ekwuru Lauren DiMiceli Isa Duran Valerie Harris Krista Henrey
Ro Hini Talia Hudgens Mamta Jain James Jones Karen Ku Yesenia Lechuga Thao Le Betsy Lopez Anniece Luddy Erika Lujano Justine Mojica Julia Nguyen Roman Novak Elizabeth Pagen Dominique Palafox Michelle Pazos Dan Popowski Michelle Rameriez Jacqueline Ramos
Stephanie Rendon Jaia Rovaris Shaelene Sager Martha Silva Samantha Sisemore Brittany Skelton Nia Starr Karie Sue Luna Torres Star Veiga Tamika Walker Jeanette Yanez Brittany Jeanessa Joy Kamilya Marisol Roman
Hair Stylists, Hair Accessories, Make-up Artists Stefanie DiMeo Lauren DiMiceli Ariana Goree Denise Genae Shreda Featherstone
Eileen McKay Priscylla Roa Roopreet Soorma Monica Thompson Monica Z
Photography Ian Bornarth Kent Rossi Arman Sanienejad Luis Rodriguez
Oscar Lopez Aaron Alvarez Heber Perez Jackqueline Nogueras
Runway Music Mix Florante Mojica
Event Sponsor
Supplies Donation
Darchele Smith & The Senior Portfolio Show
Safeway
Event Space
Film & Video
The Computer History Museum
Sara Wolf
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A Place Where Creativity Never Goes Out of Style The Art Institute of California— Silicon Valley, a campus of Argosy University is an institution for career preparation in the art, design, media, and culinary-related fields. Each program is offered on a year-round basis, allowing students to continue to work uninterrupted toward their degrees. An impressive faculty of working professionals strives to strengthen students' skills and to cultivate their talents through well-designed curricula. Programs are carefully defined with contributions from the professional community. Curricula are reviewed regularly to ensure they meet the needs of a changing marketplace to prepare graduates to seek entry-level positions in their chosen fields. The Art Institute of California— Silicon Valley opened its location and began enrollment for classes in 2008. In 2012, the eight Art Institute of California campuses (San Diego, Los Angeles, Hollywood, Inland Empire, Orange County, San Francisco, Sacramento, and Silicon Valley) combined to create a single college of art and design within the Argosy University system, known as The Art Institute of California—a college of Argosy University. As part of the transition, The Art Institute of California campuses changed their national accreditation to regional accreditation status. Argosy University is accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Senior Colleges and Universities of the Western Association of Colleges and Schools (985 Atlantic Avenue, Suite 100, Alameda, California, 94501, (http://www. wascsenior.org). Ready to start your education? Please contact an admissions representative today (408.962.6400), or visit us online at http:// www.artinstitutes.edu/silicon-valley.