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Philadelphia University Fall/Winter 2005/2006 FASHION WEEK SPRING 2006 Focus on . . . Alumni “All Dressed Up” Alice Temperley Spring 2006 By Kristen Goldy and By Danielle Badali www.Style.com Kari McElwee every shape and size. his year, the Spring Dresses ranged from gran- W hen mentioning "fash- T2006 fashion shows ny to baby doll, and ion," very often, the industry were every woman’s many were finished is seen as risky. However, dream. From with clean, handker- for Gretchen Miller, a for- Versace’s curve- chief hems. Light mer Fashion Design major at hugging skirts blues, greens and Philadelphia University, and to Temperley’s oranges comple- her partner, Lori Hedrick, an lady-like dresses, mented a satiny but- unconventional slow-and- it's all about being ter-cream shade that steady approach appears to be feminine and pretty. looked as though it the right one. The Trenton, Gretchen Miller (left) and Lori And this season, was drizzled on. To N.J., natives founded Lolo + Hedrick at the grand opening. each designer show- add to the modern Gretch Dahling in 2002, a col- cased a unique way feel, Sui matched lection of uniquely designed funding and exposure. “We’ve to achieve this. dresses and skirts wrist bags characterized by never taken out a big loan or In New York, with western-style patchwork detail and vintage anything,” Hedrick explains, Alice Temperley boots and long feel. Recently, I was able to “we only use the money we brought a delicate rope necklaces. For catch up with the creative make.” This approach certainly splash of lady-like evening, dresses women to discuss their experi- slows expansion; yet Miller elegance to the runway and skirts that ences in the business. Miller and Hedrick are proud to say with her collection of drowned in sequin and Hedrick have come a long the business has wholly been ornamented dresses in bliss were sure to be way to the grand opening of their own creation. Miller shades of rose, powder blue flapper-friendly in a their own boutique in the rationalizes, “We built it. We and sweet pea. Other dresses modern girl’s world. basement of The Antiquarian’s both put in 100 dollars at the showed off bold, geometric The Missoni show in Delight (between South and beginning. We have a website. knits with mirror embroidery Milan was bold, fresh and Bainbridge on Sixth). Miller Then, every time we make and crochet inserts on cot- pretty. Angela Missoni recalls, “I attended school in something, it all goes toward ton and silk fabrics. Hemlines showed lots of detail ’93 for two and a half years, the company.” Likewise, ranged from above the knee with the Missoni-signature then ended up dropping out the designers spent little on to skimming the floor, all of print, along with an array for five years.” It was dur- advertising, but in just three which seemed to drip class of chiffon, lace and ruffles ing this time that Miller years the bags have gained and beauty. Temperley’s simple that added sweetness and fun reunited with high school notoriety and a market. silhouettes and feminine to the collection. Knit weaves gal-pal Hedrick. They began When questioned on the touches were a fresh take and short sassy dresses peaked brainstorming their future designs’ inspiration, Hedrick on the classic spring dress out from under “candy-coated” handmade-bag collection, credited the exploration of — making her collection stand blazers and jackets in electric while working several jobs the average thrift store. The out. purples and blues. Missoni on the side. Miller explains, pair has also just recently Also in New York, Anna mixed these colors with beige “We did purses because it’s a enhanced their latest “Live Sui’s spring line was inspired and black to create a cool, niche market. It gives us the and Learn” collection by col- by French fashion of the sophisticated balance. chance to make one thing, laborating with friend and 1920s. Her collection put a The runway at Versace and make it really well. Then tattoo artist at Eddie’s on 4th, modern spin on one of the was ablaze with shades of we stand out more.” However, Bird. Miller clarified: “Bird most notable eras in fashion. fiery oranges, “beachy” sands in contrast to the strategy paints [the designs] on leath- Sui focused on loose silhou- and cactus greens. The desert of most growing businesses, er, then we sew them onto ettes with floral patterns of Miller and Hedrick rely only Continued on page 6 on themselves in terms of Continued on page 8 From the Editor Fall 2005 Autumn is The year is only getting started, my favorite and there are so many exciting A publication written by Philadelphia PHOTOGRAPHERS season. The things in store — the Design X University Fashion Design, Fashion Kari McElwee, Susan Hawkins, days are Show in January and the annual Merchandising and Fashion Apparel Grace Herman, Erin Satchell, Lisa fashion show in May. Troup crisp, and Management students for fellow the leaves StyleLine is a way for the students, faculty, staff, alumni and are chang- fashion community at school friends of the University. ADVISORS Doreen Burdalski ing, just to interact. We want everyone EDITOR Asst. professor; coordinator, like fashion. to find something that piques Danielle Swain Fashion Merchandising Program Our goal interest and inspires. This would Fashion Design major Danielle Swain Clara Prezio-Henry at StyleLine not be possible without the con- WRITERS Assoc. professor; director, is to keep you updated with the tributors enthusiasm and com- Danielle Bacigalupa, Danielle Badali, Fashion Design Program changes in every area of fashion. munity support. Also, I would Lauren Bilofsky, Elena Economopoulos, Interested in the latest accesso- like to thank Clara Henry, Doreen Philadelphia University Kristen Goldy, Susan Hawkins, ries? Or, the latest colors? Maybe Burdalski and Freddi Ford for Kari McElwee, Amanda Patterson, School House Lane & Henry Avenue you are more interested in the their endless patience, guidance, Amy Rose, Jessica Sagot, technological side of the industry. and enthusiasm. Stephanie Samsel, Erin Satchell, Philadelphia, Pa., 19144 215.951.2700 Hair, beauty, alumni interviews, Kate Schnitzer, Danielle Swain, Best wishes, Lisa Troup www.PhilaU.edu the latest collections — whatever your interest, we cover it. As you're enjoying this latest issue of StyleLine, make sure you look at the Calendar of Events. Danielle Swain

environment. Target’s ebony Payless’ black Jury Pumps The Look for Less: Black is Back Mossimo Venise Cami is a steal ($12.99). Pair these pieces at $8.99. To finish this look, with confidence, and no By Elena Economopoulos and Kate Schnitzer add Target’s black Uptown one will ever guess that you Barrel Satchel ($19.99) and only spent a total of about For the Autumn/Winter a cropped jacket with silver $165. 2005-2006 season, the color metal buttons, a corset-style black has reclaimed its power- lace-up back, notched collar, 1 ful presence on the runway. peaked lapels, epaulets, and This time around, the simplic- long sleeves with button cuffs. ity of the color is being accen- This look is completed with tuated through luxuri- black, round-toe leather 3 ous fabrics, including pumps and a black- silk, velvet, leather, leather, satchel handbag lace and tweed. with silver hardware. Designers, such as Although this Calvin Klein, Marc 5 look from Michael Jacobs, Versace Kors retails for over and Michael $2,700, the classic 6 Kors, have color and clean lines used these make it possible to elements to recreate this design- create profes- er look for a fraction sional, glamor- of the price. The 4 ous, and classic first piece to find, looks that can and perhaps the be worn together most difficult, is the or paired with knee-length, volu- pieces you already minous skirt. Banana own to produce Republic offers a full, 2 more casual, black, organza skirt for everyday looks. $88. We found a black- In this signature velvet, cropped blazer look from Michael Kors’ on sale for $34.50 at Old 1. Old Navy Women’s Cropped Velvet Blazer, www.oldnavy.com Autumn/Winter 2005 collec- Navy. However, we suggest 2. Payless Black Jury Pump, www.payless.com 3. Target’s Mossimo Venise Cami – Ebony, www.target.com tion, he updates a sophisti- adding a black camisole under 4. Target’s black Uptown Barrel Satchel, www.target.com cated suit with feminine cuts: the blazer to make the look 5. Michael Kor’s Fall/Winter 2005-06 a full, softly pleated skirt and more appropriate for a work 6. Banana Republic Black Organza full skirt

TWO Focus on . . . Trends By Stephanie Samsel

For Winter 2005-2006, black moves back into the spotlight worn in new ways with blouses, dresses and ultra-feminine tailored pants. Purple and shades of silver are the other new standout colors, along with some muted tones continued from fall. Throughout this past VictoriasSecret.com Nordstrom.com VictoriasSecret.com autumn and upcoming winter, fashion is influenced by four key looks: country, military, jeans to eveningwear — seen embellishments make simple You can always be safe aviator and romantic; or, as on tops, outerwear, boots pieces look luxurious, from shoes with a few trend-proof win- some say, bo-ho reinvented. and scarves, adding elegance to bags and other accessories. ter buys such as a cashmere The winter season is refined and glamour. Embellished or Metallic is still a part of the sweater, leather boots, wool and glamorous with lace, distressed jeans, along with fashion scene in an understated coat, jean jacket, velour suit, embroidery and sequins. This dark denim, can still be worn way, giving off a feminine glow. white blouse and a cocktail soft, feminine style is strong for any event — dressed up or The most crucial winter pur- dress. All are sure to be in with full skirts, blouses and dressed down with the newest chase is the striking, long and style, while keeping you feel- tie-front tops over longer cam- fashion items. Eye-catching, belted coat. Chunky sweaters and ing great and looking fabulous. isoles. Girl-glam can also be jewel-toned satin and sparkly velvet items are hot in stores The weather can’t stop we girls seen with cozy, belted cardi- tops are no longer just for everywhere. Skiwear is becom- from looking our best with the gans. Fitted blazers and shrugs evening. ing popular, especially among trendiest items, whether your in velvet, corduroy and tweed Another recent trend is higher-end designers. Knee-high look is sweet, sexy or sophis- are stylish must-have pieces. going from day-ready to night- boots with cropped pants or ticated. With winter in full Show your wild side with sexy. Wearing gold day or gauchos, cowboy boots with swing soon and the holidays fun animal prints this season. night is increasingly popular leggings, or skirts with tights right around the corner, keep Fur is another key look that using add-ons for a classy express individual fashion sense warm and look stylish with goes with everything from look. Intricate beading and incorporating stylish new items. these new fashion trends of the season. Focus on …Textiles Exhibition at Cooper Hewitt inserted into the body exhibition, strips air at speeds of up to 100 to replace a faulty one. of carbon can be miles per hour. By Danielle Swain A method to encour- woven together The use of textiles is infi- age muscle growth in around a cylindrical nite. They are used to protect Textiles are being used in a deteriorated shoulder base in such a way our military, increase efficiency new and exciting ways which, is achieved by using that the building in space research, and even to years ago, we would have embroidery. A tex- stands. It is sup- make a bear-proof food bag. never thought possible. The tile is embroidered ported by itself, Whatever you need, you got it. Extreme Textiles exhibition at and inserted into the relying on tension. The exhibition truly showed the Cooper-Hewitt National shoulder. The multi- Interesting to how textiles are present in Design Museum in New York directional quality of think about. every aspect of our lives. City explored new and interest- the embroidery closely Prototype of Carbon In the sports Textiles are important in ing uses for textiles. imitates the Tower world, textiles are today’s world. They allow for In fields ranging from movement http://tj.focus.cn extremely inven- new and innovative products medical to sport, the of shoulder tive. There are to be produced that can help exhibition showed muscles. new innovations that are people in many different ways. that there is no limit How about a meant to extend the per- In a world where our natural for the application of building made out formance of the athlete. resources are depleting, tex- textiles. of textiles instead of Anti-perspiration and cooling tiles might be the solution. In the medical brick or concrete? It textiles are such examples. For more information, visit field, textiles are used is possible, accord- And for the extreme-sports ndm.si.edu/EXHIBITIONS/ to in many different ing to scientists. players, there is the wing index.html, and click on past ways. New, syn- Wing Suit in Action According to a proto- suit. This suit allows the exhibitions. thetic arteries can be www.apartment type featured at the wearer to glide through the therapy.com THREE THREE ion show’s theme, “Primitive the runway for the cause. This event challenges local Future,” was showcased by Overall the event raised more student designers to redesign Focus on . . . Events using modern looks with very than $1,000 for the American a T-shirt to be sold at Saks earthy fabrics and colors. The Cancer Society. “To have a Fifth Avenue in Bala Cynwyd. Fashion for a Cure pink part of the show was great time and raise money for T-shirts are donated to the By Lisa Troup done by the salons: L’etoile, a wonderful cause was just the Fashion Design department Art + Science, and Glow. The thing that we were trying to and then redistributed to area three salons competed for achieve,” said André Mitchell design schools. Alicia Farrow, a M any of us are aware the best and most outrageous '01, the owner of bias in 2004 graduate of Philadelphia October is Breast Cancer hairdos that included pink in Manayunk and the coordinator University who was working Awareness Month, a month some way. Salon L’Etoile won of the fashion show. “It’s nice in the store that day, said, dedicated to all who have the competition boasting a to see people giving their time “The amazing thing is that survived, fought, and continue pink mohawk on a male model. and energy for such a good 100 percent of the profits of to battle this serious illness. Speaking of the models, the cause.” the T-shirt sales go directly Breast cancer has touched entire Sixers’ dance team, as A second fashion event for to breastcancer.org to fund many of our lives in some well as a few Philadelphia breast cancer takes place every research and fight the illness. way or another. Thankfully, Soul Football players, walked year. It's Saks Key to the Cure. That is something that we Philadelphia has used its pas- don’t often see with all fund- sion for fashion to help raise raisers.” Alicia also enjoyed needed funds in the fight her own T-shirt designed by against the disease. Rashidat Odeyemi, a senior at On Oct. 19, the “Think Philadelphia University. Pink” Fashion Show was held Rashidat It is nice to know that we at Grapestreet in Manayunk. Odeyemi's can all take something that we It concluded a month of design. are interested in, like fashion, activities in Manayunk to raise and turn it into something money and promote awareness. that can benefit others in an The show consisted of cloth- enormous way. Visit breast- ing from all of the retailers cancer.org or cancer.org for on Main Street, a hair contest more information on this ill- among Manayunk’s three most ness and more ways to help popular hair salons, and a fun those who need it most. night of fundraising. The fash- T-shirts on view.

Gamble, a freshman from ever, for its eclectic range of Newtown, Pa., confirmed our styles that range from designer Focus on . . . Campus Fashions suspicions. “Men dress in lots labels to sweats. Here, every- By Lauren Bilofsky and Erin Satchell of casual wear,” she said. one displays their own person- Our conclusion: All cam- al style. It’s why Philadelphia As a student here, have “There’s a lot of sweatpants, puses in Philadelphia reflect University is Philly’s stylish you noticed how others always but also there is a sense of the hustle-bustle of the city. campus. dress up for class? Have you style with cowboy boots, gold Our campus stands out how- often wondered how styl- belts and designer clothes.” ish you are and how this Next, we ventured over to school compares to others in Drexel University, where we Philadelphia? As incoming found more of a typical uni- freshmen, we have asked the versity fashion scene — less same questions, so we decided emphasis on name brands and to go to other Philadelphia more on comfort. Devon, a campuses to see where we freshman from Fulton, N.Y, stand. We wanted to observe agreed when he said; “I like both male and female fashion to think I am dressy-casual. I and how living in the city wear sweaters, shirts, and ties, impacts personal style. but always accompanied by We started here at jeans and Chuck Taylors.” Philadelphia University ques- After Drexel, we went to tioning our classmates. The Temple to see where they are general consensus was that positioned on the spectrum. girls here dress stylishly and After hopping off the train, seem to wear a lot more we found Temple a much more Julie Nola Devon Pitcher Krista Gamble designer labels. When asked casual environment, where about this, Julie, a fresh- sweatshirts and sweatpants are man from Bensalem, Pa., said the dress of the day. Krista

FOUR Focus on . . . Accessories Focus on . . . Color By Jessica Sagot Earthy Colors Top Fall/Winter Fashion List Shoes: By Amy Rose Boots are big this fall. The over the runways in a variety most popular ver- of rich, velvety colors. As the leaves change of Mimosa yellow, cara- sion right now is Flats returned color, so do the dominant mel, gray and ivory. Her the stacked-heel for another season colors of fashion. That’s inspiration flows from boot. Chloè got as well, showing the word from several natural elements, such it just right this some signs thatE influential clothing design- as stones and gems, and season with its they may be here to ers and clothing man- also the artwork of Andy Paddington boot, stay. Suede, patent ufacturers, many of Goldsworthy, whose sculp- the perfect leather, leather, velvet, satin, which have shifted ture pays tribute to stacked-heel boot to rhinestones, quilting, their interest the hues and shapes of fit over your skinny and ribbons — this from such col- nature. Herrera’s color jeans. fall, flats are taking ors as vibrant strategy for this season This season, chances and they greens, pinks, contrasts light colors we’ve also seen a aren’t holding back. and turquoise with deep hues — new twist on the blue of past blush with raspberry, classic loafer. A seasons to for example high-heeled Fall 2005 pal- — to create platform ver- ettes with an an intense array of warm, rich sion was The perfect stacked- look. earthtones. spotted heel boot Other The most promi- all is the Chloè designers nent colors of Fall/ Paddington. are finding Winter 2005/2006 www.net-a-porter.com their color will be Moroccan inspiration blue and full-toned Yves Saint Laurent Platform Loafers. in a variety brown shades, includ- www.saksfifthavenue.com of influenc- ing glazed ginger and es, such as dark chocolates. Other Cynthia Steffe’s important colors of Russian-inspired cloth- the season include ing, Benjamin Cho’s ruby wine, burnt designs inspired by his Bags: well. These are being shown orange, moss, burnt own instincts (with a olive, “atmosphere” little “Superman” mixed In the world of handbags, in every style from tweed with gray and rattan in), and Nicole Miller’s this season is all about luxury. chain-linked straps, to plush (burnished yellow). Nordic- and Viking-influ- Whether it’s ornate embroidery, velvet and luxurious mink. These deep, rich enced clothing that features dazzling embellishments, or Designers such as Fendi and colors already are the silver patina of armor. cozy shearling … anything Gucci have released crystal, making their way This season is all about goes. Even luxury-hand- gold and metallic min- down runways from lush, concentrated colors. bag leader Hèrmes has audières. While you’ll have New York to Milan It’s a great opportunity to put a new spin on to limit what you can and onto sidewalks trade in your blue-turquoise its classic Birkin stash in them, nothing across the United sweater from spring for that bag, creating a says style quite like States. lovely, intense Moroccan-blue version made them. Designer number. entirely of The season’s Carolina Herrera sheepskin most coveted focuses her and retailing bag is the Marc designs on a for about Jacobs quilted, color palette $12,000. multi-pocket Vintage- bag, and while inspired it comes in a minibags variety of colors, and the petrol blue palm-size seems to be on clutches are the top of every- making a one’s wish-list. comeback, as Marc Jacobs quilted multi-pocket bag in Source for information and pictures: www.pantone.com petrol blue is the season’s most coveted and Benjamin Cho bag. www.saksfifthavenue.com F IVEFIVE to buy them all. It would be Frustrated and broke, I One Look - Five Ways wonderful, I thought, if I could went to my closet and stuck Focus on . . . Hair & Beauty use an old piece in a way that my brooch on anything that By Danielle Bacigalupa wasn’t just the same old trend. would hold it. I never realized By Danielle Bacigalupa One of my favorite things A couple of seasons back, we how versatile it was. It auto- about fashion is that it chang- all HAD to have a brooch. It matically made casual pieces Romance is in the air es. There’s always something was the perfect amount of into classy pieces. It only took This fall, romantic styles new to love, and my wish sparkle. Now, fashion has me a few minutes, but it will are flourishing. Furs, tweed list is constantly evolving. moved on and I can’t help feel- carry me through the season. and velvet are taking over. However, my wallet doesn’t ing like my little brooch has I had at least five new items The romantic styles do not end always follow suit. If you are been left in the dust. I still to wear, and I didn’t have to with apparel, however. Hair a college student, you under- love it, but I was tired of pin- buy one thing. and makeup trends are reflect- stand my plight. With so many ningning it on ththee lapel ofof mmyy jack- ing this new fascination with new trends it’s not realistic et or thethe frfrontont ooff mmyy sweatersweater.. romance, as well. Put your hairspray and wax away this fall, and get ready to let your natural locks flow. When it comes to hair, everything is loose, natural and flowing. It does not mat- ter whether it's curly, straight, or wavy; just keep the style as low-maintenance as possible. If you decide to color your hair, keep in mind that hair color is going luxuriously rich and dark this fall. The focus is on classy, sophisticated styles, rich colors, and looks that are easy to manage. Much like hair this season, the makeup color palette is sensual and luxurious. Rich colors help brighten the face during the cold months. This fall’s eyeshadow colors include everything from plums and browns, to greens, grays and pinks. The classic red lip is back, but remember to tone down your eyes if you plan on rockin’ the red lips. To go with the eye and lip colors, choose a blush that has plum undertones, or use a bronzer. These makeup shades can be Headband: Pin your brooch to a stretchy, knit headband to make it look more elegant than athletic. found in every budget range Wrap Sweater: Take a normal cardigan, cross over, and pin for a more shape-defining look. from drugstore brands to Necklace: Amp-up a delicate chain by lacing on a brooch. designer products. Clutch: Attach your brooch to a simple clutch for an accessory that’s instantly luxe. Warm up during these cold Shoe: Put a brooch on a shoe and it's like a brand-new pair. Don’t worry, they don’t need to match! months with rich colors!

that included smoother lines, colors deepened to midnight and delicate colors to achieve longer skirts, and cropped, navy. Rich gowns that ended the fresh, feminine look. FASHION WEEK lean pants. A collection of the show resembled endless Accessories were kept light on Continued from page one three breathtaking “water- desert skies scattered with the runway, so trade in your color” gowns, that were as rare diamonds that were sure to big, beaded necklaces and theme was reportedly inspired as a trickling desert stream, leave viewers with sweet bangle bracelets for bare, fresh by Donatella Versace’s recent received a round of applause dreams of Versace. and glowing skin. Look for trip to Palm Springs. Her for their ability to practically What was clear that the light and flowing fabrics, as sunset styles showcased the descend down the runway. dress is the item of the sea- well as lace, ruffles and pretty distinctive Versace sexiness, Donatella’s line seemed to son. This spring, stock up embellishments on everything with a newly found classiness literally take you from dusk to on dresses and skirts that from shirts to skirts. dark as the collections’ sunset hit mid-calf in floral prints SIX soft, funny, flamboyant, mod and chic. She shines through Focus on . . . Faces the crowd, giving us the down- to-earth feel that makes us that is tures are want to love her even more Perfect Model Daria. We attributed for her sincerity and honesty. By Amanda Patterson can’t say to her It’s as if she’s saying to us, that she strong "If I can wear this, you can isn’t good Ukrainian too." Her appealing charisma Why is it that America at what she roots, is apparent in a photograph, and the fashion world have does. She’s and have and is how she’s able to land been turned upside down well worth landed endorsements from the big by Canadian beauty Daria her price, her houses, like Karl Lagerfeld’s Werbowy? She’s unique. She’s as fashion numer- Chanel. She has been titled the strawberry that was houses such ous cover the “girl of the moment” by thrown into the fondue bowl. as Versace, shots for Lagerfeld and when referring Mysteriously, the strawberry Marc Vogue, W, to her, he noted, “She is much and the chocolate fondue fuse Jacobs, and Numéro, more than a model — a per- together to make a blend David Yurman V, and Flare. sonality and a unique beauty, that is like none other before. can’t seem to get enough of Over the past five years she a rare mix.” That’s exactly what we love her. Daria has captured the has grown into an interna- Lagerfeld sums it up best. about her. fall/winter ads for Chanel and tional star, often seen in Vogue It is her personality that wins Is there something else Yves St. Laurent, and soon will Portugal, Spain, France and us over. Yes, she’s more than behind her feline gaze that begin the Lancôme-fragrance Italy. With long, thoughtful, just a model: she’s the one we attracts the American audi- campaign by the end of this sapphire-colored stares sur- are all secretly jealous of; but, ence? That’s what we’re won- year. rounded by a cloud of chestnut at the same time, applaud her dering and instead we find She is not just an locks, she presents an unfor- success. If she was only gor- ourselves buying those Prada American obsession either. The gettable image. geous, she wouldn’t be Daria and Chanel must-haves to 5’ 11’’ Canadian model’s tall, Daria Werbowy is the per- Werbowy. somehow unravel the mystery lanky frame and chiseled fea- fect fashion advocate. She’s Campus Interviews By Danielle Bacigalupa and Kari McElwee

Philadelphia University is full of fashionistas. We found some people, however, who are not quite as fashion-inclined as others. See if you can identify these Fall 2005 terms! Eric What is a bustier? “It’s one of these things.” (See picture.) Jeremy Lauder '05 Architecture What are gauchos? “Are they like goulashes?” Eric Hilton '09 Pre-Med Jeremy

What is houndstooth? Tom “Houndstooth is the name of a historical park.” Scott Boone '09 Finance What is paisley? He had nothing to say. Thomas Jefferson, The Tuttleman Center What is a bolero? “A bolero is some snooty dessert.” Matt Ricci '06 Matt Scott Digital Design SEVEN Lolo + Gretch Continued from page one Events Coming Up in Spring 2006 our bags.” In addition, Lolo Fashion Industries Association (FIA) meeting every Tuesday, 11 a.m., + Gretch Dahling continues to Room 109, Hayward Hall. New members welcome! accept custom orders. Since the company’s launch, Miller and Hedrick January 24 Design X Fashion Show have garnered publicity from local magazines all the way to the popular pages of Teen February Vogue. Sales are now coast TBA Portfolio Presentation Hand-painted design by Bird. to coast and the unique bags TBA Fashion Design Rome Exhibit are now even going to be Support TBA Trend Seminar made available Philadelphia University through a retailer alumni! Catch Lolo + in Maui. Miller March Gretch Dahling closer TBA CFDA Scholarship and Hedrick to the holidays at express interest Traveling Wares (a trav- in expanding the eling craft/design show April company into that is hosted by dif- TBA Coates Brothers Design Competition clothing, as well ferent restaurants and as bigger bags. bars in the city includ- Regardless of ing Tattooed Moms, May their decision Sugar Moms, 700 Club, 6 FIA Annual Fashion Show, Academy of Music TBA Air France to expand, the Dirty Franks and more)! dynamic duo con- For more information, Details of these competitions and special events may change. For tinues to grow at and a peek at their updated information, please check your email. their own pace, collection, visit www. and the future loloandgretch.com. Fashion Design students: Please check your email for news and updates looks bright.

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