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Vintage Fashion Expo - Santa Monica



October15-16, 2011
Santa Monica
Civic Auditorium Pico & Main



Welcome to the Website of The Vintage Fashion Expos in Santa Monica and San Francisco featuring 85 dealers of vintage clothing, accessories and textiles
You are invited to join your fellow clotheshorses, fashion designers, costumers, celebs and fashion editors from all over the globe who visit our 5 yearly shows.
You'll find
A wide range of periods (1850-1980) and price levels
Every style imaginable, from belle epoque finery to bell bottom jeans
European classics from Chanel, Schiaparelli, and Lanvin
Timeless American designs by Bill Blass, Bonnie Cashin, Halston & Claire McCardell
Wardrobe ideas and inspiration

Print coupon for $2 off admission.


http://www.vintageexpo.com/


Santa Monica Exposition Directions
From Los Angeles
Take Interstate 10 west to Lincoln Blvd. off ramp. At Lincoln ( first stoplight) turn left ( south) to Pico Blvd., turn right ( west) on Pico to Main street. Turn right on main and into the parking lot.
From points North & South
Take the 405 freeway to Interstate 10 west and follow the directions above.

Vintage Clothing and Textile Show Jan. 30th

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Vintage Clothing and Textile Show
Sunday Jan 30th, 2011
9:00am-3:00pm

The Pickwick Gardens
1001 Riverside Drive
Burbank, CA

Admission: $7.00

Vintage Clothing Sale

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Vintage Sale at Martha Harrison Print Studio - call and make an appointment to stop by. 949.290.8630

Student Work from Vintage Sewing, Advanced and Alterations

These pictures are from Fall 2010 fashion students in Instructor Meredith Byron's classes: Vintage Sewing, Advanced Sewing, and Alterations and Fitting. Great work!

Vintage Fashion Expo This Weekend

Vintage Fashion Expo is this weekend Oct. 16th-17th

Fashion Club and many Fashion classes will be attending, please join our group on Saturday Oct. 16th at 11:00am just inside the doors.

ADDRESS:
Santa Monica Civic Center - 1855 Main St
Santa Monica, CA 90401-3209
(310) 458-8551

COST: Admission is $10, but you can click on coupon below to enlarge and print for $2 off admission price.


These exhibitors bring you the very best of vintage clothes; couture designer items; accessories like purses, hats, gloves, and shoes; and fantastic selections of jewelry. They search this country and abroad - estate sales, auctions, bazaars, and, yes, other shows - with their treasure-hunting activities. You benefit from the vintage fashion and treasure-hunting obsessions of these wonderful dealers and their subsequent cleaning and restoring skills.

Not only is the Vintage Fashion Expo a great shopping opportunity but it also is a wonderful trip into history. Touring this show brings back many memories of yesteryear and offers many enjoyable moments.

Join with other knowledgeable buyers - including fashion designers, stylists, film costumers, period dance enthusiasts, classic car club members, Art Deco event attendees, the fashion press and well-dressed women of all ages. Having fun is the one thing that hasn't changed in twenty years. Spontaneous show-and-tell amongst shoppers is typical at the Vintage Fashion Expo. As always, there is something from every era and for every price range.

WEBSITE of the Vintage Fashion Expo

UC Irvine Library Exhibit Examines Hollywood's Influence on Fashion

Putting on the Glitz:
Hollywood’s Influence on Fashion

With a talk by

Lynn Mally
UCI Professor of History


Wednesday, October 20, 2010
5:30 p.m.
Langson Library, UC Irvine


Reception and exhibit viewing to follow immediately
Reservations requested by October 14

The Libraries fall exhibit, Putting on the Glitz: Hollywood’s Influence on Fashion, examines the major influence Hollywood had and continues to have over fashion.

In the early 1930s, European designers realized that a dramatic shift had occurred in the fashion industry. Paris was no longer the fashion capital of the world. With eighty-five million movie tickets being purchased each week, Hollywood had become a potent force, with the ability to reach almost all social classes and spread new fashions quickly. Movies had glamorous stars, huge budgets, and innovative designers all geared toward marketing and selling a trend.
The Libraries exciting new visual exhibit will highlight films and designers from Hollywood’s golden years through the 20th century, all presented within a historical context. The scope of the exhibit demonstrates how the entertainment industry dictates trends and ideologies and acts as a socializing force. Items presented include books, magazines and newspaper articles, images, videos, and movie posters from the Libraries’ collections, and exciting costumes on display from UCI’s drama department. Becky Imamoto, Research Librarian for History, is the curator.
The opening night event will feature a talk by Lynn Mally, UCI Professor of History, followed by a reception and exhibit viewing. Professor Mally teaches classes and gives lectures on fashion history at UCI and in the community. The event is free and open to the public.

The exhibit will be on display through April 2011 in the Langson Library Reynolds Gallery during regular library hours. For more information or to make a reservation, please call the Library Development Office at 949.824.4651 or email partners@uci.edu. WEBSITE

Vintage Clothing & Textile Show

Vintage Fashion Expo: August 29th, 2010
Address: Pickwick Gardens, 1001 Riverside Drive, Burbank, CA
Hours - 9:00 am to 3:00pm
Admission $6.00
VISIT http://www.caskeylees.com/Vintage/Vintage.html

The Vintage Clothing & Textile Show in it’s 26th year, features 65 exhibitors selling and displaying a wide selection of antique textiles, vintage clothing and much more! Beyond the high fashion vintage and gently worn designer clothing, you will find an extensive array of other material from nostalgic eras including vintage table linens, bed linens, Victorian lace, draperies and cushions, a variety of wearable decorative trims, perfume bottles, jewelry boxes, buttons, shoes, handbags, jewelry, shawls, ethnic textiles and the list goes on.

The show has attracted a very loyal and enthusiastic following. In recent shows, designer resale has been a noticeably strong trend. Participating dealers are known to save their best and most unusual items for this event and their audience knows it. There is always something for everyone, from the most discerning collector to the college student on a limited budget!

ReVamp Avalon Ball - May 15th


Avalon Ball
Saturday, May 15
6-10pm
Now in it 7th year, the glamourous Avalon Ball returns to Catalina Island. Come dressed in your vintage finery and dance in the glorious Art Deco Casino Ballroom sporting 10,000 sq. ft. dance floor. Period 20s and 30s live music will be performed by Dean Mora and the Avalon Ball Dance Orchestra. Step back in time and re-live the glory days of the Casino Ballroom where Big Bands performed and broadcast to the nation in the 30s and 40s in this one of a kind elegant event.
Advanced Tickets: $38 for Art Deco Society of Los Angeles Members$48 for non-member
Tickets are $48/$58 at the door.
Purchase your tickets today. Call 310.659.3326. Or order on-line:http://www.adsla.org
http://www.avalonball.org/
Ferry tickets can be purchased at Catalina Express.http://www.catalinaexpress.com/
Please note there are only 38 tickets left for the 11pm return boat from Avalon to the Downtown Long Beach ferry terminal.
Make a Day of It!The Catalina Island Museum is again presenting their Silent Film Benefit in the afternoon before the ball, starting at 1:00pm. This year's film features silent film starlet Colleen Moore in Her Wild Oat.
http://www.catalinamuseum.org/

Vintage Fashion Expo

Vintage Expo in Santa Monica!

It's that time again! This event is a faculty favorite you won't want to miss! There is a wide range of periods (from 1850 to 1980) and price levels. Last year I got a beautiful 1950's dress for $35. Every style imaginable is showcased, from belle epoque to bell bottom jeans.

WHEN: April 24th and 25th

WHERE: Santa Monica Civic Center - Click HERE for directions

TIME: 11am to 5pm both days. (Early admission on Saturday from 9am to 10:30am is an extra $10)

Use the coupon below for $2 off the $10 admission price.

CLICK HERE TO VISIT THE WEBSITE

Click on Coupon to print and use

Model Call - Stop Staring Fashion Show



Fashion students Cheri Wilson, Lindsey McCormick, and Brandi Borchard are involved in working on a show April 24th featuring Stop Staring, Scarlet Lady and Bonsoir, Bella. Cheri Wilson is making corsets for the show. Lindsey McCormick, a former fashion student is the stylist. Brandi Borchard is the designer of Bonsoir, Bella and has 2 swimsuits (a bikini and a one piece) as well as a wrap featured in the show.

The Fashion Show needs models. They need girls with measuresments of 36-25-36 or somewhere close to those measurements. Anyone interested should contact Susan Skinner at 760-419-0262.

Click on the flier above of the show. All proceeds benefit "Make a Wish" foundation. Note that the Reservation number on the flier above is incorrect, it should be: 949-661-3400

Vintage Inspired - Need your vote!

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Vintage Inspired needs your vote! Go to www.myfoxla.com/hotlist

ReVamp Pin-up Show

30 Years of Pin-up Fashion Show: 1927-1957
Sunday, January 24th
5pm
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Please join Annamarie von Firley, the Vice-President of the Art Deco Society of Los Angeles as she Produces and Hosts a lovely evening of vintage fashion at the glorious Art Deco Warner Grand Theatre in San Pedro, California. There will be a cocktail reception from 5:00 pm to 6:00pm and the fashion show starts at 6:00 pm.
This fashion show features 80 provocative vintage silhouettes and showcases eight of the most famous pin-up artists from the 20s-50s illustrating each section: Lingerie, Bathing Suits, Playsuits, Day dresses, Formal Afternoon, Cocktail Dresses and Evening Gowns.
Advance purchase tickets: $45 for non-ADSLA members $35 for ADSLA members.
Advance tickets are currently available for purchase. BUY NOW.
Tickets purchased at the door: $55 for non-ADSLA members $45 for ADSLA members.

More information can be found at ADSLA.org.
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Meet Costume Designer Chrisi Karvonides-Dushenko
"The Loss of a Teardrop Diamond" Champagne Reception
Friday, January 29, 2010
7-10pm
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Join reVamp and Costume Designer Chrisi Karvonides-Dushenko (Big Love, Carnivale) at a Champagne Reception in the reVamp Salon on Friday, January 29 from 7-10pm. On display will be costumes from the newly released film, "The Loss of a Teardrop Diamond" as well as Chrisi's design sketches and photographic stills from the film starring Bryce Dallas Howard. Some costumes will be modeled by live mannequins.
Now is your chance to discuss with Chrisi about her experience working on period films and television shows such as HBO's "Carnivale", as well as contemporarily set shows like HBO's "Big Love".
Reservations are required. Call 213.488.3387 to RSVP
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reVamp on the Stage and Screen
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On December 30, 2009, The Loss of a Teardrop Diamond, a heretofore un-produced Tennessee Williams screenplay starring Bryce Dallas Howard, opened in theatres. reVamp fabricated around 60 costumes for this period film set in the Roaring 20s.

reVamp is excited to announce that we constructed costumes for Miss Yvonne for a stage production of The Pee-Wee Herman Show which will premiere at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles, January 2010.

New Years Eve Rockabily Vintage Extravaganza!


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This New Years Eve Extravaganza, features the Iconic band who pioneered the Swing movement resurgence with their Big Beat, Bopping, Jump and Jiving sound, The Royal Crown Review. Also presenting Deke Dickerson and the Ecco-Phonis, and Vicky Tafloya... well known with large followers of hipsters of all ages of the Swing, rockabilly, surf, jazz, bop, Doo Wop, retro rock and Roll genres. In Addition celeb D.J.s and T.V. personality and opening bands.

The Historic Fox theatre seats 2000 and attendees will be treated to their favorite musicians, gorgeous dance floor, special specific cool vendors hand picked of the genre, a number of bars in each fabulous attached lounge, hot rods and classic vintage cars, strolling pin ups, shuttles to and from the sponsored hotel, photographers, a rooftop opening party, parking lot barbecue, 24 hour parking lot security until noon Jan. 1 to keep our attendees responsible, Press, and all sorts of fun and amenities. It is truly and Event and The place to be on New Years Eve!
Limited space is available for rockabilly, vintage, hot rod genre specific vendors. IF you fit, call Karen 818 501-8340 or e-mail me karen.mamont@gmail.com

ReVamp Costumes



See reVamp Built Costumes in the Period Film:

"Loss of a Teardrop Diamond"
Wednesday, December 16, 2009.7:30pm

reVamp built over 50 garments for this luscious period film set in the 1920s. See a handful of costumes built for the movie in the lobby of the Aero Theatre at this upcoming sneak preview.

Sneak Preview: THE LOSS OF A TEARDROP DIAMOND, 2009, Paladin, 102 min. Dir. Jodie Markell. This new drama based on a recently rediscovered original screenplay by Tennessee Williams is set in the Roaring Twenties and tells the story of Fisher Willow (Bryce Dallas Howard) a headstrong young southern heiress who rebels by asking the impoverished but handsome Jimmy Dobyne (Chris Evans) to escort her to the major social events of the season. The relationship is purely a business arrangement, with Fisher paying for Jimmy's time and attention, but when she discovers she really loves him, she finds it impossible to earn the affection she tried to buy. Also starring Ellen Burstyn, Ann-Margret and Will Patton. Discussion following with director Jodie Markell, costume designer Chrissi Karvonides Dushenko and actor Bryce Dallas Howard.
Trailer:http://www.traileraddict.com/trailer/the-loss-of-a-teardrop-diamond/trailer
Aero Theatre
1328 Montana AvenueSanta Monica, CA 90403

Advance tickets: Fandango.com

Pre-order Dita's New Boxed Set of Flip Book for the Book-signing at reVamp
December 20, 20092-4pmDita is coming to reVamp to sign her new set of flip books with photographer Sheila Nields on Sunday, December 20, from 2-4pm. There will be a question and answer period for you to ask Dita or Sheila about their work. There may even be a selection of garments designed for Dita by reVamp for you to review.
Call 213.488.3387 to RSVP or order your book.
For more information see our website:http://www.revampvintage.com/
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