Fashion student Brandi just went live with her Bonsoirbella.com website! There's a ton of pictures now up from the fashion show she did in September under the Events page.
This class provides a comprehensive operational view of EDI and all the elements necessary to successfully do business with large retailers while minimizing errors and charge-backs. Labels, barcodes, UPC codes, Routing, carton labeling, ASNs, and all the other major components necessary for the successful functioning of the EDI process including the various transaction sets are covered and explained. Class graduates will have the necessary tools and a thorough overview understanding of how to plan for and maintain a successful EDI implementation with retail trading partners. More info about the class can be found here:http://edibootcamp.blogspot.com/. or here: http://www.apparelnews.net/news/retailing/092410-Navigating-the-Challenges-of-EDI
COST:
Focus Trade Show
DON'T LET YOUR COLOR CHOICES "SPIN" OUT OF CONTROL!
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The Millinery class created some FANTASTIC hats this year.... amazing! Click on the picture to see the picture bigger.
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INDIVIDUAL CONTESTS: All entries must be received by February 18th.
Each Entry will have a form on the back including:
- Name
- Teacher
- School
- Grade
- Address
- Email
- Phone
- Category (if sewing project) Was it made from a pattern or original design?
A). Fashion Illustration Categories: Fashion designs may be illustrated by hand or on the computer, but must be original work. Student may submit to one or all of the design categories. The illustrations must be on 11X14 bristol board paper and be matted or framed.
- Evening /Fantasy
- Sportswear
- Children or Junior
- Career Wear
- Accessory
- Coordinated outfit with Owner and Dog (for presentation at Doggie Fashion Show in April)
B). Actual Garments: Garments can be original design or made from a pattern (student must note on form submitted with garment). Student must wear garment (or have a friend to wear it) at event for judging. Garment must be worn, make it down a runway, and have proper coverage or undergarments (stockings, slips, etc). Garment must be submitted into one of the below categories: Due by February 18th.
- Recycled Garment - garment constructed from recycled material, textile and non-textile items. - Evening/Fantasy/Experimental Design
- Sportswear Design
C). Merchandising Category: Due by February 18th.
- Trend Board - students may create a board no smaller than 8 1/2x11" that showcases a trend. They may use magazine pictures, photos, fabric swatches, and online pictures.
- Wardrobe Board - students may create a board no smaller than 8 1/2x11" that showcases a "look" for an occasion.
D). Culinary Contests: All students may participate.
- Recipe Contest - Students will bring their dish to the March 11th event to share and be judged.
- Table Topper Contest - Students create a center piece for the dinner tables with a famous designer as the theme. Due by February 18th.
- Work will be on display at the event on March 11th.
