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Local fashion link roundup
[Photo: Michael Keys/Washington Blade]The Washington Blade reviews Ra'mon-Lawrence Coleman's Spring 2011 collection showing at NOVA Fashion Week.
Ellen Dahl Lawson captures last weekend's Tweed Ride riders and OPM's Fashion Rehab show guests for Vita.mn.
Sarah M Holm debuts new designs at Cliché.
Marshall Franklin Long shoots "Pale Rider," Raul Osorio and Danielle Everine's Fall 2010 show, backstage for MNfashion.
FiveTwoSix salon has photos from last weekend's Give Us Wings benefit and design challenge featuring designs from Emma Berg, PFT Couture, Kimberly Jurek and more.
A bridal design by line Joynoelle was featured on national blog Style Me Pretty.
Voltage 2011 accessory designer applications are now available.
Joynoelle's Dr. Seuss lookbook
Joynoelle designer Joy Teiken has just released a few photos designed by Brandon Werth that tie into the Dr. Seuss theme for her Spring 2011 collection. Whimsical and adorable, quite simply.
Joynoëlle Spring 2011 lookbook
Designer Joy Teiken has released her Spring 2011 lookbook for her RTW line Joynoëlle, recently revealed at her September 23 show at International Market Square during MNfashion Week. (Here are my runway recaps for l'etoile magazine and Vita.mn.) Let's take a look, shall we?
Darling little confection of a dress. I love the necklace and sleeves, though not crazy about the floral appliques.
Classic Joynoëlle: ultra-feminine, vintage-inspired, and a touch frilly. Again, the floral applique feels a little done at this point, but it is sort of a Joynoëlle trademark. J'adore the shoes, and how the ribbon ties back to the ribbon detail in the dress.
I actually prefer the jacket version to the dress - so flattering and wearable. I'd wear this to work with a black pencil skirt or high-waisted, wide-legged trousers.
My favorite piece of the collection. I LOVE how she used burlap as an upscale textile, and the pale pink and slate gray silk are a great match. The cut of it is just adorable.
Here she's working with the burlap again, and I like how she's weaving the ribbon into it - very innovative. I don't understand why it's pair with this sheer blouse, which in itself is gorgeous but an odd styling choice.
This is the "Cat in the Hat" coat (the collection was said to be inspired by Dr. Seuss). The inspiration here is particularly subtle - the frayed silk ribbon detail is meant to evoke the sketches of Seuss, and it's defintely a successful translation. The collar is also quite whimsical.
Here is the dress version of the coat. The structure of the bust is gorgeous and quite flattering.
Doesn't she look like a little dessert? I think the floral addition is unnecessary, but nitpicking aside a sweet yet dramatic look.
Beautifully done. Love the waffling technique at the bust - she looks like a piece of pie! The skirt softens the effect but it would've been interesting to see an entire fitted cocktail dress incorporating the same waffling technique.
Here's the burlap again in jacket form - as lovely as the dress. The pants, however, are very odd to me. Sheer, polka-dot, and cuffed? I don't get the pants or the pairing with the jacket.
This is...just okay.
Very pretty but nothing exciting.
Here Joy is doing something interesting, taking her knack for creating her own textiles out of various fabrics into separates. The top is successful - the blue and pink are a gorgeous color combination, and the drape is lovely and romatic with just a hint of edge. But the pants are confusing - I don't understand why they cover the feet? It looks hoof-like. Perhaps with the bottoms hacked off they would've worked. Still, exciting to see Joy venture into the world of separates.
Photography: Brian Bradshaw
Model: Caroline Bayard for Ignite
Fall 2010 MNfashion Week highlights
The MNfashion Week calendar for Fall 2010 is online!
Some highlights:
September 17: Envision: Artopia at Graves 501 Hotel
This show is produced every season by Ignite Models Inc., and it's always a well-done, professional show. I'm excited to see new fall lines from Calpurnia Peach and Tender Cuts, plus newcomers YQY by Vivian and ArielSimone (all new to the show this year), as well as Envision regulars Jenny Carle, PFT Couture and Russell Bourrienne. Click here for details. (Envision Promo Photo: Sera Sauser)
September 19: Haste Sans Waste fashion show at Honey
I'm on the fence about this one until I hear what designers are involved, but it's definitely a cool idea: "Pantsuits transform to evening gowns, pajamas morph to workout gear and band uniforms transition to elegant bathing suits." Click here for details.
September 23: Crosswalk at Cliché
This was a cute concept when Cliché debuted it last spring - take three of their local designers, parade them through the store, and watch them transform the crosswalk outside onto a catwalk. Designers this time around include up-and-comers Tender Cuts (a personal favorite), Kathryn V. and Niki English. Click here for more details. (Photo: Tender Cuts S/S 2010 by studio kh]
September 23: Joynoelle fashion show at International Market Square
Joy Teiken is one of the more established designers to call Minneapolis home, and we're lucky to have her. Her craftsmanship is unparalleled, and her vintage-inspired design aesthetic continues to expand into edgier territory. This should be one of the more popular shows of MNfashion Week, so tickets should go fast. Click here for more details. (Photo: Joynoelle F/W 2010)
September 24: Pale Rider at MNfashion Atrium
Raul Osorio and Danielle Everine share a good deal aesethetically, but definitely have distinct styles on their own. Osorio is known for incorporating feminine, Grecian draping into tough, militaristic menswear; now we'll see his womenswear for the first time. Danielle Everine, on the other hand, is known for her menswear-inspired womenswear, while incorporating sculptural, fine art elements and highly conceptual garments that still manage to be wearable. Both are ones to watch. Click here for more details. (Photo: Danielle Everine F/W 2010 by Ingrid Werthmann)
September 24: SGMS: Full Fashion Panic at MCAD
The annual fashion portion of the weekend-long anime workshop Schoolgirls and Mobilesuits is produced by steampunk afficionado Samantha Rei (of Blasphemina's Closet), and the show always features the latest in steampunk/Lolita/anime-inspired fashion. It showcases the work of students as well as established designers like Rei. Click here for details. (Photo: Fashion by Blasphemina's Closet)
September 25: Split Personality Launch Party at The Hub Bike Co-Op
The "unusual materials" challenges are always my favorite on Project Runway, so this event featuring garments created with bike parts should be a fun one. Again, no list of designers has been revealed but it should be fun to check out. Click here for details.
And of course, you can get a taste of all of this at Tuesday's MNfashion Week Preview Party at Honey. Click for details (Free, but RSVP required).
Some highlights:
September 17: Envision: Artopia at Graves 501 HotelThis show is produced every season by Ignite Models Inc., and it's always a well-done, professional show. I'm excited to see new fall lines from Calpurnia Peach and Tender Cuts, plus newcomers YQY by Vivian and ArielSimone (all new to the show this year), as well as Envision regulars Jenny Carle, PFT Couture and Russell Bourrienne. Click here for details. (Envision Promo Photo: Sera Sauser)
September 19: Haste Sans Waste fashion show at Honey
I'm on the fence about this one until I hear what designers are involved, but it's definitely a cool idea: "Pantsuits transform to evening gowns, pajamas morph to workout gear and band uniforms transition to elegant bathing suits." Click here for details.
September 23: Crosswalk at ClichéThis was a cute concept when Cliché debuted it last spring - take three of their local designers, parade them through the store, and watch them transform the crosswalk outside onto a catwalk. Designers this time around include up-and-comers Tender Cuts (a personal favorite), Kathryn V. and Niki English. Click here for more details. (Photo: Tender Cuts S/S 2010 by studio kh]
September 23: Joynoelle fashion show at International Market SquareJoy Teiken is one of the more established designers to call Minneapolis home, and we're lucky to have her. Her craftsmanship is unparalleled, and her vintage-inspired design aesthetic continues to expand into edgier territory. This should be one of the more popular shows of MNfashion Week, so tickets should go fast. Click here for more details. (Photo: Joynoelle F/W 2010)
September 24: Pale Rider at MNfashion AtriumRaul Osorio and Danielle Everine share a good deal aesethetically, but definitely have distinct styles on their own. Osorio is known for incorporating feminine, Grecian draping into tough, militaristic menswear; now we'll see his womenswear for the first time. Danielle Everine, on the other hand, is known for her menswear-inspired womenswear, while incorporating sculptural, fine art elements and highly conceptual garments that still manage to be wearable. Both are ones to watch. Click here for more details. (Photo: Danielle Everine F/W 2010 by Ingrid Werthmann)
September 24: SGMS: Full Fashion Panic at MCADThe annual fashion portion of the weekend-long anime workshop Schoolgirls and Mobilesuits is produced by steampunk afficionado Samantha Rei (of Blasphemina's Closet), and the show always features the latest in steampunk/Lolita/anime-inspired fashion. It showcases the work of students as well as established designers like Rei. Click here for details. (Photo: Fashion by Blasphemina's Closet)
September 25: Split Personality Launch Party at The Hub Bike Co-Op
The "unusual materials" challenges are always my favorite on Project Runway, so this event featuring garments created with bike parts should be a fun one. Again, no list of designers has been revealed but it should be fun to check out. Click here for details.
And of course, you can get a taste of all of this at Tuesday's MNfashion Week Preview Party at Honey. Click for details (Free, but RSVP required).
RetroRama at the Minnesota State Fair
[Photo by Nic Marshall] Miss RetroRama 2010 the first time around? Or just looking for a second dose, with a State Fair twist? You're in luck! RetroRama is back and minaturized as part of the Minnesota History Center's Minnesota History Day at the Fair.
Step right up, ladies and gentlemen, for history-inspired designs by five of the Twin Cities' most talented, imaginative and skillfull fashion designers:
Ivan Idland (providing his take on the 1920s)
Joy Teiken of Joynoelle (offering 1930s Old Hollywood glamour)
George Moskal (a vision of 1940s beachwear)
Max Lohrbach (1950s prom reimagined)
Kerry Riley of Needle & Black (lingerie-meets-the-pool via the swingin' 60s)
MINGLE with other retrophiles in your vintage finest;
WATCH as the designs hit the runway, via lovely Ignite Models;
APPLAUD as the designers take their bows;
and grab a corn dog while you're at it!
The Minnesota Historical Society will also be presenting its other programs throughout the day at Carousel Park, including the Nine Nights of Music, Global Hotdish Variety Show, a Minnesota History Trivia Smackdown, and more: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=102909659768450
A presentation of Minnesota Historical Society and MNfashion.
Styled by Jahna Peloquin with additional accessories from Lula's Vintage Wear and Ignite Models Inc, hair by Catlin Weston, and makeup by Ashley Kilcher.
Sunday, September 5
2-2:45 p.m.
Minnesota State Fair Carousel Park
1265 Snelling Ave N
Saint Paul, MN
Teaser: Joynoelle Spring 2011 RTW lookbook
[Photo by Brian Bradshow]Joy Teiken of Joynoelle posted this teaser image from her Dr. Seuss-inspired Spring 2011 Ready-to-Wear collection lookbook. Pictured: "The Cat in the Hat" coat, as worn by Ignite Models' Caroline Bayard.
Mpls.St.Paul's Shops issue goes online
The brand-new issue of Mpls.St.Paul Magazine's Shops issue is on newstands - digital ones, at least. The annual issue has made its way to a slick, page-turning digital format this year. There's tons of great stuff to read, including a mini history of Minneapolis shopping, local boutique profiles, fashion spreads, and a handy shops guide.
Arts curator/mplsart.com director/fashion designer Emma Berg (in a George Moskal skirt) shares the cover with some other local fashion ladies: Mall of America trend specialist Sara Rogers (in Joynoelle), ShopNBC host Wendi Russo, WCCO-TV anchor Amelia Santaniello, CW Television producer Kristen Aldridge, and Nash Avery Foundation co-founder Angie Wicka. (Is it just me, or do they look awkwardly Photoshopped together?)
Here's Emma in the spread inside, wearing a corset top by Max Lohrbach, pants she designed herself, and Chloe Sevigny for Opening Ceremony shoes from locally-based ShopFatal.com.
Here's Vision model Elle Williams modeling fall fashions, as styled by Mpls.St.Paul fashion editor Melissa Colgan:
MNfashion director and Voltage founder Anna Lee is also profiled in the issue:
It's great to see local fashion getting such great exposure in the mainstream mag. View the complete issue here.
Arts curator/mplsart.com director/fashion designer Emma Berg (in a George Moskal skirt) shares the cover with some other local fashion ladies: Mall of America trend specialist Sara Rogers (in Joynoelle), ShopNBC host Wendi Russo, WCCO-TV anchor Amelia Santaniello, CW Television producer Kristen Aldridge, and Nash Avery Foundation co-founder Angie Wicka. (Is it just me, or do they look awkwardly Photoshopped together?)Here's Emma in the spread inside, wearing a corset top by Max Lohrbach, pants she designed herself, and Chloe Sevigny for Opening Ceremony shoes from locally-based ShopFatal.com.
Here's Vision model Elle Williams modeling fall fashions, as styled by Mpls.St.Paul fashion editor Melissa Colgan:
MNfashion director and Voltage founder Anna Lee is also profiled in the issue:
It's great to see local fashion getting such great exposure in the mainstream mag. View the complete issue here.
Glamorama ladies in Joynoelle
I had the honor of getting to wear a Joynoelle piece to Macy's Glamorama earlier this month - and I wasn't the only one. Melissa Colgan (Mpls.St.Paul Magazine fashion editor), Sara Rogers (Mall of America trend specialist) and Raina Hein (America's Next Top Model runner-up) also donned looks by designer Joy Teiken.
[Image courtesy Macy's]
Here's Raina and I in the VIP photo booth at the after party, both in Joynoelle-designed looks.
[Image: Emily Utne/City Pages]
And Raina in her Joynoelle dress, crafted from OfficeMax materials (the green stripes are rubberbands) as part of the OfficeMax sponsorship.
[Image: Emily Utne/City Pages]
Here's Sara Rogers in Joynoelle Spring 2010; her own belt added a different edge to the look.
[Melissa Colgan, Image: Ellen Dahl Lawson/Vita.mn]
And Melissa Colgan in a Joynoelle design I haven't seen before. The tomato red and minimalist lines are lovely.
[Image courtesy Macy's]Here's Raina and I in the VIP photo booth at the after party, both in Joynoelle-designed looks.
[Image: Emily Utne/City Pages]And Raina in her Joynoelle dress, crafted from OfficeMax materials (the green stripes are rubberbands) as part of the OfficeMax sponsorship.
[Image: Emily Utne/City Pages]Here's Sara Rogers in Joynoelle Spring 2010; her own belt added a different edge to the look.
[Melissa Colgan, Image: Ellen Dahl Lawson/Vita.mn]And Melissa Colgan in a Joynoelle design I haven't seen before. The tomato red and minimalist lines are lovely.
Local fashion link roundup: Weekend wrap-up
Your local fashion link weekend roundup:
[Photo by Kiah Brasch]
I did an extensive review of Glamorama for Vita.mn. (View more Glamorama shots by Kiah Brasch here.)
Juleana Enright reviews Glamorama for l'etoile, with additional hilarious quips from l'etoile art director Chris Larson. Digital Crush Photo has a corresponding photo gallery by Stephen Stephens.
Star Tribune's Sara Glassman reviews the show here, while Jon Bream focuses on the music in his review.
Pioneer Press has a photo gallery slideshow from Friday's Glamorama rehearsal. Pioneer Press' Allison Kaplan also interviews choreographer Brian Friedman.
Minnesota Monthly has a Glamorama slideshow of images from both the show and the after party as well as a short recap by fashion editor Katie Dohman.
City Pages has slideshows of Macy's Glamorama, including the show and the guests. Here's fashion blogger Jane Belfry's review of the show.
Meet Minneapolis posted a Glamorama video clip montage on YouTube.
I interviewed Project Runway alum Chris March, who was in town for his costuming work for Glamorama.
Local designer and illustrator Max Lohrbach announced the opening reception for his recent grant project in Mantorville, Minn.
Designer/producer Maritza Ramirez announced the lineup for this year's SCENEaSOTA fashion show, happening November 6.
Designer and producer Samantha Rei is doing a call for models, MUA and Hair Stylist for the upcoming "Full Fashion Panic: Schoolgirls and Mobilesuits: Culture and Creation in Manga and Anime on September 24 at MCAD.
Star Tribune reviews Glamorama. Here's their behind-the-scenes preview.
Jane Belfry does a Q&A with Emma Berg for City Pages.
DJ Jake Rudh is among the handful of locals in the running for the Mad Men casting call contest.
Local designers from Etsy are called out on City Pages' Dressing Room blog.
A ninth-grade skater gets the Self-Styled treatment in this month's METRO Magazine.
METRO Magazine profiles sexy retro design store Spinario.
Christopher Straub posts an old sketch he drew in 1998 (when he was 19).
Kim Hazle, founder of locally-based fashion blog Runway Rundown, was interviewed by Chicago's Examiner.
[Photo by Kiah Brasch]I did an extensive review of Glamorama for Vita.mn. (View more Glamorama shots by Kiah Brasch here.)
Juleana Enright reviews Glamorama for l'etoile, with additional hilarious quips from l'etoile art director Chris Larson. Digital Crush Photo has a corresponding photo gallery by Stephen Stephens.
Star Tribune's Sara Glassman reviews the show here, while Jon Bream focuses on the music in his review.
Pioneer Press has a photo gallery slideshow from Friday's Glamorama rehearsal. Pioneer Press' Allison Kaplan also interviews choreographer Brian Friedman.
Minnesota Monthly has a Glamorama slideshow of images from both the show and the after party as well as a short recap by fashion editor Katie Dohman.
City Pages has slideshows of Macy's Glamorama, including the show and the guests. Here's fashion blogger Jane Belfry's review of the show.
Meet Minneapolis posted a Glamorama video clip montage on YouTube.
I interviewed Project Runway alum Chris March, who was in town for his costuming work for Glamorama.
Local designer and illustrator Max Lohrbach announced the opening reception for his recent grant project in Mantorville, Minn.
Designer/producer Maritza Ramirez announced the lineup for this year's SCENEaSOTA fashion show, happening November 6.
Designer and producer Samantha Rei is doing a call for models, MUA and Hair Stylist for the upcoming "Full Fashion Panic: Schoolgirls and Mobilesuits: Culture and Creation in Manga and Anime on September 24 at MCAD.
Star Tribune reviews Glamorama. Here's their behind-the-scenes preview.
Jane Belfry does a Q&A with Emma Berg for City Pages.
DJ Jake Rudh is among the handful of locals in the running for the Mad Men casting call contest.
Local designers from Etsy are called out on City Pages' Dressing Room blog.
A ninth-grade skater gets the Self-Styled treatment in this month's METRO Magazine.
METRO Magazine profiles sexy retro design store Spinario.
Christopher Straub posts an old sketch he drew in 1998 (when he was 19).
Kim Hazle, founder of locally-based fashion blog Runway Rundown, was interviewed by Chicago's Examiner.
Glamorama 2010 in Uploaded Photos
Mimicking the format of LOL OMG!'s The Week in Uploaded Pictures, here is a picture post devoted to last Friday's Glamorama.
Joy Teiken of Joynoelle uploaded this cute pic of herself with Raina Hein of ANTM fame before Glamorama on Friday. Raina's wearing a Joynoelle dress made from OfficeMax supplies. Cute!
Designer/curator Emma Berg gets shot on the street, pre-Glamorama, by Ellen Dahl Lawson over at The Minneapoline.
Minnesota-born models Greta Sundquist and Luke Gulbranson pose for a backstage shot at Glamorama.
Glam afterparty-goer Paul Saarinen has an awesome photobooth pic.
Model/photographer Kiah Brasch poses in Christopher Straub F/W 2010 with the designer at a Glamorama pre-party.
Here's Pioneer Press' Allison Kaplan with Macy Gray in the VIP photo booth. Macy Gray sure is tall!
Emily Utne shot this Gaga-esque couple at the after party. (via City Pages)
Joy Teiken of Joynoelle uploaded this cute pic of herself with Raina Hein of ANTM fame before Glamorama on Friday. Raina's wearing a Joynoelle dress made from OfficeMax supplies. Cute!
Designer/curator Emma Berg gets shot on the street, pre-Glamorama, by Ellen Dahl Lawson over at The Minneapoline.
Minnesota-born models Greta Sundquist and Luke Gulbranson pose for a backstage shot at Glamorama.
Glam afterparty-goer Paul Saarinen has an awesome photobooth pic.
Model/photographer Kiah Brasch poses in Christopher Straub F/W 2010 with the designer at a Glamorama pre-party.
Here's Pioneer Press' Allison Kaplan with Macy Gray in the VIP photo booth. Macy Gray sure is tall!
Emily Utne shot this Gaga-esque couple at the after party. (via City Pages)
Local fashion link roundup: Mid-week edition
Joynoelle posts a preview of her Spring 2011 lookbook.
She also posted a preview of the dress she made from office materials that was commissioned by OfficeMax for Glamorama on Friday. (Bonus trivia: The dress will be worn by Raina Hein of ANTM fame!)
Wall Street Journal has a story on J.W. Hulme Co., a Minnesota luggage maker that almost came unraveled during the credit crisis. It reports that the company is on the mend - with a new designer, the help of a financier, and a new deal with Barneys New York's 30 stores.
Evolution Salon was featured in the latest issue of American Salon Magazine, which sets the industry standards for hair. (via hinakhan.tumblr.com)
Local designer and fashion producer Maritza Ramirez got a cute little Q&A in thebrowngirlfiles.tumble.com. (And some adorable pictures of her wearing a Max Lohrbach cactus bra top.)
Former Minneapolis desigenr Ra'mon-Lawrence Coleman is getting ready for Fall Fashion Week.
ROBOTlove is now hiring for PT counter help and a PT manager.
Watch photographer Ingrid Werthmann at work behind the scenes for the AIDS Walk campaign. She's hands-down one of the most fun photogs in town to work with.
City Pages previews the vitaminwaterZERO FLOURISH fashion show I'm producing/styling next Wednesday, August 11 at Crowne Plaza's Skygarden.
Joynoelle featured in WWD
Today's issue of WWD features a Spring 2011 design by Minneapolis bridal and RTW line Joynoelle. It's a full page in a glossy insert, but here is the online image:
[Photo provided by WWD]
Via @joynoelle.
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