ETGES to take place in Addis Ababa Ethiopia

<span style="font-family:arial;">TTGS are proud to announce that we are organising the Ethiopian Leather, Textile & Garment Exhibition & Symposium (ETGES) in Addis Ababa Ethiopia 12th November 2008 to 16th November 2008.<br /><br />Designed to promote the sector, it will be organized in collaboration with the Ethiopian government. Producers and fashion companies such as Nike and Adidas have already confirmed their attendance.<br /><br />We have assembled a team of experts in the Textile and Garment field to help Ethiopian Manufacturers to move to the goal of excellence in Productivity, Design, Quality and Customer Service.<br /><br />We also act for International Companies wanting to find a new source of manufacturing that can compete with the other more established sources in Asia.</span><br /><span style="font-family:Arial;"></span><br /><span style="font-family:Arial;">source: <a href="http://celebfashionz.blogspot.com/"><span style="font-size:85%;">http://fashiongear.fibre2fashion.com</span></a> </span>

ETGES to take place in Addis Ababa Ethiopia

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ETGES to take place in Addis Ababa Ethiopia

<span style="font-family:arial;">TTGS are proud to announce that we are organising the Ethiopian Leather, Textile & Garment Exhibition & Symposium (ETGES) in Addis Ababa Ethiopia 12th November 2008 to 16th November 2008.<br /><br />Designed to promote the sector, it will be organized in collaboration with the Ethiopian government. Producers and fashion companies such as Nike and Adidas have already confirmed their attendance.<br /><br />We have assembled a team of experts in the Textile and Garment field to help Ethiopian Manufacturers to move to the goal of excellence in Productivity, Design, Quality and Customer Service.<br /><br />We also act for International Companies wanting to find a new source of manufacturing that can compete with the other more established sources in Asia.</span><br /><span style="font-family:Arial;"></span><br /><span style="font-family:Arial;">source: <a href="http://celebfashionz.blogspot.com/"><span style="font-size:85%;">http://fashiongear.fibre2fashion.com</span></a> </span>

ETGES to take place in Addis Ababa Ethiopia

TTGS are proud to announce that we are organising the Ethiopian Leather, Textile & Garment Exhibition & Symposium (ETGES) in Addis A...

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Top designers to create eco-inspired ‘look’ for runway show

<img alt="" border="0" id="BLOGGER_PHOTO_ID_5239628704588831490" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj3Rm0T8E0KoS4qPMES_lbKVBgGjv-O1IaB1PgiPjhcZArGWUXm-V3_m5M34VcViohCCpM3W2WTeUceWTQnzj5fmOih50BidMsHgtXU3VHaYUksaM4FRl6-jTlbQAM8180wphgUR8C437lw/s320/ne.bmp" style="FLOAT: left; MARGIN: 0px 10px 10px 0px; CURSOR: hand" /><span style="font-family:arial;">The Be EcoChic campaign, conceived by a hybrid group of innovative fashion luminaries and environmental leaders, will celebrate its global launch with a star-studded runway show that kicks-off New York Fashion Week.<br /><br />The group fashion show will take place on Thursday, September 4th at the Milstein Hall of Ocean Life at the American Museum of Natural History and will help redefine the runway in a universe that is going "green."<br /><br />Leading names in fashion, including Carmen Marc Valvo, Chado Ralph Rucci, Christian Cota, Del Forte, Donna Karan (DKNY), FORM, Red Carter, Vena Cava and many more, are lending their support.<br /><br />All designs will feature innovative fabrics that are environmentally-sensitive, sustainable, low-impact or recycled. To complement the designs, celebrity makeup artist, Matin, will create a chic eco-inspired "look" for the runway show.<br /><br />"Being fashionable and environmentally-friendly are no longer mutually exclusive," says Fern Mallis, Be EcoChic Advisory Committee member and Senior Vice President of IMG Fashion.<br /><br />"With forward-thinking creativity and a new generation of sustainable fabrics, designers have taken 'green' fashion to an entirely new level. Eco-fashion is not a trend but rather a new category we can anticipate seeing a lot more of on the runway."<br /><br />The designers' eco-inspirations will be modeled by celebrities and/or environmentalist who have joined the cause, including former-Miss USA and model-actress Susie Castillo, environmentalist Jayni Chase, Animal Planet's Jeff Corwin, performer Coltrane Curtis, Gossip Girl's Tamara Feldman, supermodel Patti Hansen, actress Lauren Hutton, Ugly Betty's Mark Indelicato, environmentalist Mary Richardson Kennedy, author Tom Kostigen, Desperate Housewives' Joy Lauren, LipStick Jungle's James Lesure, Red Hot & Green's Carter Oosterhouse, This Might Hurt's Alex Menenses, models (and daughters of Keith Richards) Alexandra & Theodora Richards, High School Musical's Olesya Rulin, environmentalist Laura Turner Seydel, actress Dominique Swain, Law & Order: SVU's Tamara Tunie, supermodel Alek Wek and many others.<br /><br />"This campaign brings eco-lifestyle mainstream by raising awareness of how making small, meaningful changes can have a positive impact on the environment," says Angela Lindvall, Be EcoChic event host, supermodel and co-star of "AlterEco" airing on Discovery's Planet Green. "To 'be eco chic' not only applies to your wardrobe but also to your state of mind."<br /><br />Research conducted by ecoAmerica shows that 86% of Americans express concern about the environment, yet only 1% see it as the most important problem facing America. It also shows that Americans view the environmental movement as traditional, dated and out of touch with current society.<br /><br />The research concluded that the environmental movement would be well-served by creating a "personalized" call to action that demonstrates value in simple, incremental changesin personal behaviors. </span><br /><div><span style="font-family:Arial;"></span></div><br /><div><span style="font-family:Arial;"><strong>source </strong>: <a href="http://celebfashionz.blogspot.com/"><span style="font-size:85%;">http://fashiongear.fibre2fashion.com/news</span></a></span></div>

Top designers to create eco-inspired ‘look’ for runway show

The Be EcoChic campaign, conceived by a hybrid group of innovative fashion luminaries and environmental leaders, will celebrate its global l...

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Top designers to create eco-inspired ‘look’ for runway show

<img alt="" border="0" id="BLOGGER_PHOTO_ID_5239628704588831490" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj3Rm0T8E0KoS4qPMES_lbKVBgGjv-O1IaB1PgiPjhcZArGWUXm-V3_m5M34VcViohCCpM3W2WTeUceWTQnzj5fmOih50BidMsHgtXU3VHaYUksaM4FRl6-jTlbQAM8180wphgUR8C437lw/s320/ne.bmp" style="FLOAT: left; MARGIN: 0px 10px 10px 0px; CURSOR: hand" /><span style="font-family:arial;">The Be EcoChic campaign, conceived by a hybrid group of innovative fashion luminaries and environmental leaders, will celebrate its global launch with a star-studded runway show that kicks-off New York Fashion Week.<br /><br />The group fashion show will take place on Thursday, September 4th at the Milstein Hall of Ocean Life at the American Museum of Natural History and will help redefine the runway in a universe that is going "green."<br /><br />Leading names in fashion, including Carmen Marc Valvo, Chado Ralph Rucci, Christian Cota, Del Forte, Donna Karan (DKNY), FORM, Red Carter, Vena Cava and many more, are lending their support.<br /><br />All designs will feature innovative fabrics that are environmentally-sensitive, sustainable, low-impact or recycled. To complement the designs, celebrity makeup artist, Matin, will create a chic eco-inspired "look" for the runway show.<br /><br />"Being fashionable and environmentally-friendly are no longer mutually exclusive," says Fern Mallis, Be EcoChic Advisory Committee member and Senior Vice President of IMG Fashion.<br /><br />"With forward-thinking creativity and a new generation of sustainable fabrics, designers have taken 'green' fashion to an entirely new level. Eco-fashion is not a trend but rather a new category we can anticipate seeing a lot more of on the runway."<br /><br />The designers' eco-inspirations will be modeled by celebrities and/or environmentalist who have joined the cause, including former-Miss USA and model-actress Susie Castillo, environmentalist Jayni Chase, Animal Planet's Jeff Corwin, performer Coltrane Curtis, Gossip Girl's Tamara Feldman, supermodel Patti Hansen, actress Lauren Hutton, Ugly Betty's Mark Indelicato, environmentalist Mary Richardson Kennedy, author Tom Kostigen, Desperate Housewives' Joy Lauren, LipStick Jungle's James Lesure, Red Hot & Green's Carter Oosterhouse, This Might Hurt's Alex Menenses, models (and daughters of Keith Richards) Alexandra & Theodora Richards, High School Musical's Olesya Rulin, environmentalist Laura Turner Seydel, actress Dominique Swain, Law & Order: SVU's Tamara Tunie, supermodel Alek Wek and many others.<br /><br />"This campaign brings eco-lifestyle mainstream by raising awareness of how making small, meaningful changes can have a positive impact on the environment," says Angela Lindvall, Be EcoChic event host, supermodel and co-star of "AlterEco" airing on Discovery's Planet Green. "To 'be eco chic' not only applies to your wardrobe but also to your state of mind."<br /><br />Research conducted by ecoAmerica shows that 86% of Americans express concern about the environment, yet only 1% see it as the most important problem facing America. It also shows that Americans view the environmental movement as traditional, dated and out of touch with current society.<br /><br />The research concluded that the environmental movement would be well-served by creating a "personalized" call to action that demonstrates value in simple, incremental changesin personal behaviors. </span><br /><div><span style="font-family:Arial;"></span></div><br /><div><span style="font-family:Arial;"><strong>source </strong>: <a href="http://celebfashionz.blogspot.com/"><span style="font-size:85%;">http://fashiongear.fibre2fashion.com/news</span></a></span></div>

Top designers to create eco-inspired ‘look’ for runway show

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WORLD fashion brand to open Air NZFW

<span style="font-family:arial;">With only one month to go, event organisers are getting set to open up Air New Zealand Fashion Week on September 16th to four action packed days of fashion! The catwalks will be running back to back to cater for a full designer schedule which is representative of the diverse and creative range of designers that New Zealand has on offer.<br /><br />To get things going with a bang, internationally acclaimed fashion label WORLD will open up the big week as the very first show for Autumn/Winter Collections 2009.<br /><br />“After several years of focusing on collections overseas we’re really pleased to have the resources and the time to show at this year. It provides us with a great opportunity to showcase our international collections back in our home country which is extremely important to; WORLD, our customers and our brand partners such as Deane Apparel,” says Francis Hooper of WORLD fashion brand.<br /><br />Also showing on the opening morning is Kirrily Johnston, the first ever Australian designer to feature at Air New Zealand Fashion Week. Johnston is looking forward to showcasing her label in New Zealand.<br /><br />"We are thrilled as the first Australian's ever to participate in Air New Zealand Fashion Week. Our label has received quite a lot of attention of late from NZ and we are really looking forward to bringing it to some New Zealand stores. The week has such a solid reputation and it's very much about Australasia for us at the moment, so the timing is perfect," says designer Kirrily Johnston.<br /><br />Another exciting addition to the 2008 line up is the Agresearch show which will collaborate with a number of top designers such as Annah Stretton, twentysevennames, Stitch Ministry, Zambesi, Hailwood, Jaeha, Sera Lilly, Salasai and many more. Agresearch are world leaders in developing textiles and will use their group show to showcase specially designed New Zealand textiles such as next-to-skin, wool based and environmentally friendly fabrics.<br /><br />Fashionistas can look forward to the highly anticipated shows of the week which include Zambesi, Nom*D, Trelise Cooper, Karen Walker, Annah Stretton and Huffer. While popular designers Cybele, Deborah Sweeney, Sera Lily, Lonely Hearts, Deadly Ponies and Jaeha are all back again for 2008. Another designer who will return to Air New Zealand Fashion Week after a three year break is Kylee Davis (formerly of Insidious Fix) who returns with her brand new edgy label Stitch Ministry.<br /><br />Fashion Week Managing Director Pieter Stewart is pleased with the talented range of designers that will represent Air New Zealand Fashion Week.<br /><br />“Every year is different, and I’m pleased to report that 2008 Air New Zealand Fashion Week is bursting with just the right balance of fresh and emerging talent alongside the well established and recognised labels. You can expect to see a stronger representation of popular streetwear labels, plus some exciting new group shows which give the audience a marvellous taste of a variety of labels.</span><br /><span style="font-family:Arial;"></span><br /><span style="font-family:Arial;"><strong>source</strong>: <a href="http://celebfashionz.blogspot.com/">fashiongear.fibre2fashion.com</a></span>

WORLD fashion brand to open Air NZFW

With only one month to go, event organisers are getting set to open up Air New Zealand Fashion Week on September 16th to four action packed ...

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WORLD fashion brand to open Air NZFW

<span style="font-family:arial;">With only one month to go, event organisers are getting set to open up Air New Zealand Fashion Week on September 16th to four action packed days of fashion! The catwalks will be running back to back to cater for a full designer schedule which is representative of the diverse and creative range of designers that New Zealand has on offer.<br /><br />To get things going with a bang, internationally acclaimed fashion label WORLD will open up the big week as the very first show for Autumn/Winter Collections 2009.<br /><br />“After several years of focusing on collections overseas we’re really pleased to have the resources and the time to show at this year. It provides us with a great opportunity to showcase our international collections back in our home country which is extremely important to; WORLD, our customers and our brand partners such as Deane Apparel,” says Francis Hooper of WORLD fashion brand.<br /><br />Also showing on the opening morning is Kirrily Johnston, the first ever Australian designer to feature at Air New Zealand Fashion Week. Johnston is looking forward to showcasing her label in New Zealand.<br /><br />"We are thrilled as the first Australian's ever to participate in Air New Zealand Fashion Week. Our label has received quite a lot of attention of late from NZ and we are really looking forward to bringing it to some New Zealand stores. The week has such a solid reputation and it's very much about Australasia for us at the moment, so the timing is perfect," says designer Kirrily Johnston.<br /><br />Another exciting addition to the 2008 line up is the Agresearch show which will collaborate with a number of top designers such as Annah Stretton, twentysevennames, Stitch Ministry, Zambesi, Hailwood, Jaeha, Sera Lilly, Salasai and many more. Agresearch are world leaders in developing textiles and will use their group show to showcase specially designed New Zealand textiles such as next-to-skin, wool based and environmentally friendly fabrics.<br /><br />Fashionistas can look forward to the highly anticipated shows of the week which include Zambesi, Nom*D, Trelise Cooper, Karen Walker, Annah Stretton and Huffer. While popular designers Cybele, Deborah Sweeney, Sera Lily, Lonely Hearts, Deadly Ponies and Jaeha are all back again for 2008. Another designer who will return to Air New Zealand Fashion Week after a three year break is Kylee Davis (formerly of Insidious Fix) who returns with her brand new edgy label Stitch Ministry.<br /><br />Fashion Week Managing Director Pieter Stewart is pleased with the talented range of designers that will represent Air New Zealand Fashion Week.<br /><br />“Every year is different, and I’m pleased to report that 2008 Air New Zealand Fashion Week is bursting with just the right balance of fresh and emerging talent alongside the well established and recognised labels. You can expect to see a stronger representation of popular streetwear labels, plus some exciting new group shows which give the audience a marvellous taste of a variety of labels.</span><br /><span style="font-family:Arial;"></span><br /><span style="font-family:Arial;"><strong>source</strong>: <a href="http://celebfashionz.blogspot.com/">fashiongear.fibre2fashion.com</a></span>

WORLD fashion brand to open Air NZFW

With only one month to go, event organisers are getting set to open up Air New Zealand Fashion Week on September 16th to four action packed ...

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