Style Tips Tuesday; Makeup Tips for Beginners

We've all been there, whether it was at 13 years old or 20, the day came when we decided...it was time to wear makeup. Probably one of the most scariest times of a woman's (or man's) life but we somehow overcame it, as we put on our "faces" everyday as if we were pro's.  If you're like me, then you started your journey on the "beauty train" a little late, trying to grasp everything you could as you went along.  So for those of you who have missed a few steps along the way or just need a refresher course, here are some helps tips on makeup for beginners!

Moisture

When exploring your complexion, you will understand what type of skin you have, ex: oily, dry, combination.  Knowing your skin type guides you on the moisturizer needed, and the effects that some makeup may have on you.

Primer

Picking a good primer ensures your makeup lasts and stays looking fresh throughout the day.

Knowing Your Complexion = The RIGHT Foundation

Think about what you want to hide, and what shade of skin you are when it comes to your complexion, this is crucial in choosing the right foundation. Neglecting the responsibility of researching your complexion may result in using a shade too light or too dark.   You might have to experiment a few times before getting one you are comfortable in.  Suggestion: Go to the mall kiosk or your local makeup store (ex.Sephora) and have them match you to the perfect shade.  Write down the color number and name so you will always have it when you run out or compare to different brands.

DON'T FORGET YOUR NECK!

When applying your foundation never forget your neck! It is important to blend to give a natural look which means blending the tones from your face to your neck.

Contouring and Bronzing:

These are great techniques for giving your face that extra glow, but only use a little.  As they say a little goes a long way.  Just a bit on your nose, forehead, and around the cheek bone will give you a glow to die for.

Blush

A great product that completes the look. Experiment to find your favorite shade, I personally like golden orange, it matches my skin tone perfectly!

Eyeshadow

This is all about personal preference.  If you prefer the natural look go with nudes, browns, pastels, earth tones, etc.  If you love a pop of color make sure to blend well to create an even look.

Finishing Powder is a Good Idea!

Just do it, you'll thank me later, especially with oil control.

Other Things to Consider:

Do you prefer powder or liquid foundation? (or powder vs. cream eyeshadow, etc.)

Whether to use mascara or eyeliner?

Lipstick vs. Lipgloss?

Whether to use lipliner with lipstick?

Should I use shimmer products?

Shiny or matte?

Eyebrow makeup?

credit: http://makeup.allwomenstalk.com/makeup-tips-for-beginners photo credit: http://nailartsdesign.com/makeup-beginners-step-step/

OOTD 9/26/14 & Recap from FABRIC

Last night I was lucky enough to attend FABRIC, the official St. Louis Fashion Week kickoff party and blogger awards.  As you all know we were nominated.  Even though we didn't win, I felt so inspired by the winners and made it a priority that our blog is going to be top notch as these blogs that were worthy of the awards.  I will post the winners once the list is released so you all will be able to congratualte and see for yourself how amazing these bloggers really are.  The event itself was amazing.  We partied in the Public Media Commons in the Grand Center right before you hit downtown St. Louis.  The weather was gorgeous, the food and drinks were top notch, and it was the perfect atmosphere to network and enjoy the event as a whole.

Check out my outfit that I rocked to the event last night:

Jacket: Old Navy

Shirt: H&M

Leather Accented Skinny Pants: H&M

Shoes: Halston

Purse: Aldo

Also check out other photos we snapped at this event, and be sure to stay tuned for exclusives from Fashion Week!

DIY Saturdays: Our Favs from Pinterest!

Hey guys! As you all know DIY Saturday is today, yay! And we are going to be trying out something new to make it easier on us and the writers and you all as the readers by doing DIY boards!  So every week we will compile our favs of DIY videos, pins, and ideas we find throughout the week and post them in a neat, organized "board", then you can just click on one you find interested and it will take you to the site where you can get more information!  We will also be doing our own DIYs that we create, either from what we are re-creating from a post we find or something we can up with ourselves so stay tuned for those as well! To start today off we will be sharing our favs straight from pinterest!

Follow Ak's board DIY Saturday 9//27/14 on Pinterest.

Love Culture GONE: Store Files For CH.11 Bankruptcy!

If you have walked by Love Culture in the St. Louis Galleria, you may have noticed the once pre-teen filled store is becoming more and more deserted.  Well this is because they are the latest clothing business that has went out of business, even filing CH. 11 Bankruptcy.  

From my own personal research there aren't much details on the bankruptcy except that they won a claim against the unsecured debt association to hold an expedited sale to get rid of what they could, but not much more is provided.  I even attempted to talk to a store employee but obviously, no one was there.

As of right now you are still able to purchase items from their website (http://www.loveculture.com/) so my educated guess is they will operate solely online like such stores including A'gaci (http://www.agacistore.com/)

Me personally I can't shop there, my body type doesn't fit their image.  Let's be honest I'm a thick girl, in all the right places and some wrong places.  Their large sizes fit to be a sh-medium.  I can only fit their over-sized cardigans and jewelry, which sucks because their jewelry breaks before you even open the package, not to mention it's final sale (no bueno).

So all in all, I am not sad to see Love Culture go, what about you, do you like shopping at Love Culture and if so why?

MIS-Move In Silence (The Take Over Has Begun)

As you all know I am a T-Shirt junkie, and love unique and swagged out graphic tees, so I am definitely excited to showcase MIS-Move In Silence.  If you remember my post about Graphic Part II (http://mindofafashionista.blogspot.com/2014/09/graphic-part-ii.html) then you're familiar with this clothing brand.  I was able to connect with Matthew Rivers, owner of MIS and get all of the details of what MIS is about:

"We want people to feel comfortable and confident in our clothes.  To Move In Silence or M.I.S means to walk into a room and own it.  Nothing needs to be said.  Experience the feeling of opulence in Move In Silence. You might not be the most confident at heart but when you put on a piece of our clothing, KNOW that you are walking into a world of endless possibilities.  Our main focus is making sure our designs STAND OUT which is why we print with hologram, glow in the dark, reflective and bright colored dye-sublimated shirts.  We also emphasize to our customers, quality clothing.  Since we are starting to transition from just making Tee-shirts and long sleeves, into the more cut and sewn arena, we are dedicated into testing our fabrics and ensuring that everything we use is of the highest quality.  Too many companies use cheap material and it shows in the presentation and looks terrible, after it is laundered.  We have tested all our clothing thoroughly, to ensure our customers satisfaction.  We utilize 100% combed cotton, 100% polyester from the best manufacturers world wide.  Our MAIN collections are the signature Hush Collection, Amber Collection, Outlaw Collection, Move in Stars, Bottle Collection and Location Collection.  Each of these collections are entirely different in their own right." (Matthew Rivers)

As of right now there are 6 collections under MIS:

Hush Collection:
"The Hush collection is what started all of M.I.S.  This is the main theme behind the brand.  Most of the products we have done in the hushed collection use our logo with the outline of the jaw line, hands and lips. Products range from Tanks, Tee shirts, Hooded Sweatshirts, Crew Necks, Leggings, Socks, etc..."

Amber Collection: 

"Dedicated to Amber Moss who is the female face of M.I.S.  She was supposed to model for us at Graphic and because we already shot someone from an ethnic background, I wanted to have a look that I thought would have commercial appeal so, I reached out to her and the rest was history." 

Outlaw Collection:

"This was designed more for the men.  The logo is a M.I.S. however the M.I.S. also show a cowboy hat from the M and the I.S. make up the bandanna which is why we call this the outlaw logo."

Move In Stars:

"This collections shows the different versions of using the American Flag and putting our own spin on it with the use of hologram and the stars spelling out M.I.S."

Bottle Collection:

"This collection is dedicated to the use of a Magnum bottle of Champagne and us implementing our own twist to make it M.I.S."

Leather Collection:
"This entire line will be dedicated to the use of leather."

And just to show the quality of their work, here is a Instagram video for you to check out:

We give MIS 2 thumbs up, I can't wait to rock my tees and you need to go purchase yours so we can rock ours together!  To make a purchase or for more information visit their website:

www.misclothing.com

Bloggers of STLFW

When it comes to fashion, people commonly overlook the job of the fashion blogger.  What people don't understand is we are the voice of the consumers, and can ultimately determine the fate of a new fashion or designer, so we play a very big role in the fashion industry.  I am so excited and honored to be apart of the official blogger line up for ST. Louis Fashion Week this year!  I would like for all of my readers to check out each and every blogger of St. Louis Fashion Week as well all will be bringing you exclusive content from fashion week!

AMBASSADORS

Sean Phillips

http://stlouisinstyle.com/

Michelle Volansky

http://creaturetype.com/

Wale Soluade

http://www.acuratedman.com/

Carole Scobbie

http://www.morepiecesofme.com/

Carmen Boeser

http://www.therubyzipper.com/

Jessie Miller

http://thedesigndaredevil.com/

Angie Lewis

http://honeyanddenim.com/

Kristen Linares

http://beauty-andthe-brain.com/

Brittney Williams

http://lovestyletransform.com/

Julia Christensen

http://www.ohjuliaann.com/

Sarah Stallman

http://www.thewickedwallflower.com/

Rachel Brandt

http://www.thedailywild.com/

Lindsay Pattan

http://heartlandunderdog.blogspot.com/

Jessica Leitch

http://cityinajar.com/

BLOGGERS OF STLFW

Mackenzie Taylor

http://www.themodernfemme.com/

Laura Heying

http://weirdcult.com/

Ellen Mazur

http://www.everydayfancy.com/

Mary Hayes

http://www.lightsleeperheavydreamer.com/

Niki Bridges

https://www.facebook.com/saintlouisnightout

Samantha Page

http://www.bomb-pop.com/

Jessica McLain

http://www.jessicamclain.org/

Crystal Jedynak

http://cupcakecrystal.com/

Kate Allen

http://www.joyandcake.com/

Hannah Murray 

http://www.hantastic.com/

Eden Whitson

http://www.show-mestyle.com/

Patrick Grant

http://beyondthemasc.com/

Jill Ferns

http://stilettosonsundaymorning.blogspot.com/

Tammie Holland

http://www.kmjm.com/onair/tammie-holland-4337/

Jennifer Leible

http://www.contemporaryharbor.com/

Jacqueline Rendine

http://www.stylininstlouis.com/

Te'Cora Polk

http://www.sosnublog.com/

Dacy Gillespie

http://mindfulcloset.com/blog

Rachel Nevels

http://www.thatdarnrachel.com/

Emily Lovaldi & Danica Friederich

http://www.foxandgypsy.blogspot.com/

Paula Mathias, Sharon Zimmer. & Brooke Buchanan

http://www.acolorfulchaos.com/

Tamaki Harvey Stratman

http://www.bubblingwitheleganceandgrace.com/

Larinda Burnside

http://styledbylarinda.blogspot.com/

Cassandra Westfall

http://stylecassentials.blogspot.com/

June Ann D'Angelo

http://www.geminijunemoon.com/blog/

Madelyn Vogieo

http://www.msmadelyn.com/

Rachael Powell

http://www.styleeveryday.com/

Karlie Baker

http://www.bringingupbustform.com/

April Adams

http://ninelifestyles.blogspot.com/

Cynthia Ellis

http://cynsationalgirl.wordpress.com/

Tamera Darden

http://plan-t-styling.com/

Tiffany Monet Bydom

http://mycorporatechic.com/

Shawn "Hero" Harrall

http://www.theherobrand.com/blog

*for more information please visit www.stlfw.com*

STLFW Schedule

Alright you guys, I know today is usually DIY Saturdays but I have to make an exception to let you know about all things when it comes to St. Louis Fashion Week!  I love fashion week for the simple fact that I am surrounded by other people who love what I love, FASHION!  And this year is going to be bigger and better than ever.  Fashion week officially starts next week on September 26th with FABRIC (St. Louis Fashion Week Fashion Blog Awards, which we have a nomination for!) and ends on October 18th with the St. Louis Fashion Fund Discussion.  Below are all the details you need to know about for each event:

September 26th: FABRIC (The St. Louis Fashion Blog Awards (The official St. Louis Fashion Week Kickoff Party; A St. Louis Design Week Event))

Time: 7pm-10pm

Location: Public Media Commons in Grand Center

Entertainment: DJ Trash Talk

This event will feature the St. Louis Fashion Blog Awards followed by a cocktail celebration with the STLFW team including staff, designers, models, hosts, sponsors and partners. The St. Louis fashion community will come out to kick off one of the most important seasons in STLFW history, celebrating the launch of Saint Louis Fashion Fund Emerging Designer Competition presented by Brown Shoe Company, in which one designer will be awarded $15,000.The St. Louis Fashion Blog Awards acknowledge the talented fashion, lifestyle and design bloggers residing in the St. Louis metro area. The community’s top influencers will be honored in categories including photography, content innovation and web design.

October 9th: Neiman Marcus Fashion Chat and Presentation Benefiting COCA

Time: 5:30pm-7:30pm

Location: Plaza Frontanec

Entertainment: DJ Needles

Neiman Marcus will host a panel discussion and fashion presentation featuring accessories designer Lisa Freede, creative director Audrey McLoghlin with Frank & Eileen and fashion designer Jonathan Simkhai.

October 10th: Well Dressed VIP Blogger Lounge (INVITATION ONLY!)

Time: 6pm-9pm

Location: SCAPE American Bistro

The Well Dressed Midwest VIP Blogger Lounge connects more than 75 St. Louis metro area bloggers with 25 fashion, fitness and lifestyle brands in an intimate setting. Bloggers will enjoy a complimentary open bar, heavy appetizers, gift bags, Saint Louis Fashion Week t-shirts and a chance to connect with 25 brands. The Well Dressed Midwest VIP Blogger Lounge is highly regarded as the best blogger-focused event in the St. Louis metro area, with more than 300 bloggers applying to attend.

October 15th: St. Louis Fashion Fund Emerging Designer Competition Presented by 

Brown Shoe Company + After Party

Time: 6pm-12:30am

Location: Union Station

Entertainment: DJ Trash Talk, Big Brother Thunder & The Master Blasters

Furthering Saint Louis Fashion Week’s passion for spotlighting a new generation of innovative fashion designers, the mission of the Saint Louis Fashion Fund’s Emerging Designer Award presented by Brown Shoe Company, is to offer a platform for aspiring designers living in the Midwest region and the United States to gain the attention of national press and buyers, and to financially support one designer. The top six designers have been chosen by the Saint Louis Fashion Fund panel, a group of editors, buyers and marketing professionals. The Saint Louis Fashion Fund is a new organization that will play an integral role in the development and growth of the Saint Louis fashion community, and this award will be one of many contributions that the fund will make to the local fashion community. On October 15, 2014, the six finalists will present their collections, and one designer will be selected by our expert judging panel, led by New York Fashion Week creator, Fern Mallis, to receive an award of $15,000. Mallis will join Refinery29’s Editor-In-Chief Christene Barberich, fashion financier Gary Wassner, renowned fashion designer Stan Herman, designer Tess Giberson and Senior Fashion Director for Saks Fifth Avenue Colleen Sherin as jurors, offering finalists priceless connections, advice and exposure, the second their collections hit the runway.  Shop our BUTIK Market: Saint Louis Fashion Week attendees will enjoy a carefully curated market featuring over 25 innovative makers. Goods will range from jewelry and apparel to accessories and visual art. This fresh take on the market concept will showcase raw talent from across the country. Guests are encouraged to come prepared to shop.

October 16th: Yigal Azrouel, Tess Giberson, and Timo Weiland Runway Show + St. Rita Parlor Fashion Presentation

Time: 6pm-11pm

Location: Union Station

The Yigal Azrouël, Tess Giberson, Timo Weiland Runway Shows + Saint Rita Parlor Fashion Presentation will feature top national design talent Yigal Azrouël, Timo Weiland and Tess Giberson among other industry favorites. The show will take place in St. Louis Union Station’s Midway on the longest runway in STLFW history. The event provides St. Louis fashion enthusiasts and professionals with an exclusive opportunity to live the “New York Fashion Experience.” Guests will enjoy a cocktail reception while musing over a fashion presentation, light appetizers and live music, followed by a New York-level runway show. An after-party will take place in St. Louis Union Station’s elegant Grand Hall immediately following the event. The showcase will be the top runway event to occur in St. Louis to date. After-party to follow.

October 16th: St. Louis Week Official Warp Party; A London Calling Event

Time: 8:30pm-12:30am

Location: Union Station

Entertainment: DJ Trash Talk, Clockwork, and Billy Brown

Join internationally renowned fashion designer and New York DJ Timo Weiland as he shares the stage with DJs TrashTalk, Clockwork and Billy Brown. Host Lux of 105.7 The Point will share the mic with a celebrity blogger as the emcees of the official Saint Louis Fashion Week After-Party. Complimentary food will be available beginning at 8:30PM with a cash bar open to guests until 12:30AM.

October 17th: Designer Trunk Show Pop Up at Saks Fifth Avenue

Time: 11am-3pm

Location: Saks Fifth Avenue at Plaza Frontenac

Shop the looks right off the runway of the October 16, 2014, runway presentations by Yigal Azrouël, Tess Giberson and Timo Weiland

October 17th: Pathology of Glamour

Time: 5pm-8pm

Location: William Shearburn Gallery

The Saint Louis Fashion Fund presents a showing of fashion portraiture entitled “The Pathology of Glamour.” Ten percent of the sales made during the opening will go toward the Saint Louis Fashion Fund’s initiative to develop a Fashion Incubator housed in the former Garment District.

October 17th: St. Louis Fashion Fund Gala

Time: 7pm-11pm

Location: Union Station

Entertainment: DJ Nicole Rose

The inaugural Saint Louis Fashion Fund Gala will take place at Union Station, welcoming a variety of fashion supporters, civic leaders and business professionals. Awards will be presented to honorees Derek Blasberg and Karlie Kloss. Proceeds will support STLFF’s goal of creating a fashion incubator in Downtown St. Louis, which will provide emerging fashion designers with valuable resources to launch their careers.

October 18th: St. Louis Fashion Week's Midwest Fashion Conference

Time: 9am-5pm

Location; Washington University; Steinberg Auditorium

For the first time, Saint Louis Fashion Week presents a day devoted to a discussion about fashion across multiple platforms, prompted by questions, considerations and observations by renowned industry leaders, scholars, civic leadership and community advocates.

October 18th: St. Louis Fashion Fund Discussion w/ Fern Mallis

Time: 10am-11pm

Location: Washington University; Steinberg Auditorium

Fern Mallis leads a panel discussion featuring special guests Derek Blasberg (Editor-at-Large, Harper’s Bazaar) and Gary Wassner (Fashion Designer Funding Expert, Hilldun) with more to be announced. This event will open the inaugural Midwest Fashion Conference and 200 seats will be free and available to the public.

As you can see with all of these amazing events, this fashion week is sure to be the best one yet!  As an official blogger for fashion week, you may use this link to purchase tickets through me: http://www.eventbrite.com/e/saint-louis-fashion-week-fall-2014-tickets-12602866513?aff=OFFICIALBLOGGER&afu=111747894679 and for more info, visit St. Louis Fashion Week's webpage: www.stlfw.com.  See you all there!

Vote For Us!!!

For all of my readers, I am so excited to announce that Mind of a Fashionista has been nominated in the "Bloggers to Watch" category for St. Louis Fashion Week!  I am literally just finding out about this so I am sorry for the lateness, even though voting ends tonight, I would appreciate if everyone could go and vote for us!  If we don't win, it's ok, it's just such an honor to be nominated! Link is below, thanks so much everyone!!!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1OaJtb8oRddbgQSVHvbKkO-hu_eEqMGmxrxgG0BxGLjQ/viewform

After Dark Street Wear: STL T-Shirt Collection

If you're like me, then you are a t-shirt "whore" (lol yes I made that up).  You prefer to rock a swagged out graphic tee and turning up the style on your usual comfy outfit.  Well to all of my fabulous readers, especially who are in the STL area, I have news of a new t-shirt collection based out of St. Louis called "After Dark Street Wear".  After Dark Street Wear is brought to us by Juanita Matthews, designer of ADSW, who is passionate about fashion, also a supporter of local music, entertainment, and cultural events and believes when we put on clothes that we do more than just cover up bodies.  We instead choose clothes that represent our personalities, our moods, the times we live, our ambitions and our desires, which is what After Dark Street Wear helps you achieve.  

After Dark Street Wear "celebrates after hours when your work day is over and the sun has gone down". Currently After Dark Street Wear collection is limited to tees and hats but Juanita plans on adding more clothing the collection.  “The t-­shirts are just the start of this collection.”, says Mathews.with plans on producing jackets, shoes and denim in the future. This first collection she says is just a teaser.   

After Dark Street Clothing is currently available online only, with plans on shipping the products to boutiques all over the Midwest.  I definitely suggest check out ADSW, and to do so head over to their website now!

www.afterdarkstreetwear.com

*press release brought to you by Brainchild Events*

OOTD 9/13/14

Hey guys, AK here!  Just wanted to bring you an OOTD update from last night.  As you all know Graphic Pt. II was last night and it was amazing!  Decided to keep it somewhat casual so I decided to go with a rocker inspired themed outfit and here is the pic from last night, enjoy!

(jacket, shirt, joggers from Old Navy, shoes from Shoedazzle, hand bag from H&M)

5 DIY Beauty Treatments

Time for DIY Saturdays!  Just wanted to share with you all some information brought to me by my good friends at Lucid Public Relations, enjoy!

5 DIY Beauty Treatments

Whether you’re looking to go all-natural or looking to save some cash, going DIY can help you take some much-needed shortcuts to your regular beauty regimen. Check out these beauty treatments you can do yourself in the comfort of your own home!

1. Invigorating Superfruit Facemask- The Superfruit fad has some truth to it; berries like newly-introduced Camu Camu berry are known to have extraordinary levels of Vitamin C and antioxidants, which powder-form distributor Amazon Origins says, “[the berry] has shown effectiveness in protecting cells against oxidation, inflammation, and UV damage.”

In a bowl, mix 1 teaspoon of Amacari Camu Camu powder, 1 dessert spoon of raw honey, and 1 teaspoon of yogurt. Apply on face, leave on for 15 minutes, and then wash off. 

2.       Hair Growth Treatment- Often sold for hundreds, Indian hair is among the shiniest and healthy-looking, leaving women everywhere to seek methods to replicate its look naturally. Best way to do it? Using Indian spices.

Grab fresh curry leaves and coconut oil, boil together until the black residue starts forming, then harvest this residue and apply it to your hair. Using this treatment twice a week can help replenish your hair, help it grow more quickly, and even fight discoloration.

3.       Teeth Whitening Solution- Your best accessory is your smile, but why spend time and money when whitening can be done at home- check out this quick and easy method.

Put a drop of toothpaste into a small cup, then add one teaspoon of baking soda and half a teaspoon water. Thoroughly mix, then brush teeth for two minutes. Repeat this process once a week until you have reached desired results. Once you’ve reached you’re satisfied with your teeth whitening results, limit the whitening treatment to once every month or two.

4.       Sugar Foot Scrub- Soothe those aching feet and get them looking their best for less using ingredients right from your kitchen shelf.

In a bowl, mix 1 cup of sugar (regular white or brown sugar), 1/2 tsp of your oil of choice (almond, olive and coconut work great), and 1/2 tsp Vitamin E oil. Once mixed, apply generously to feet and scrub.

5.       Brittle Nail Treatment- Strengthen your brittle nails before your next salon visit using the raw protein from eggs and the skin-soothing properties of honey.

In a bowl, mix 1 egg yolk, 1 teaspoon honey, 1 tablespoon water (optional: add a few drops of fragrance oil for a more pleasant smell). Dip fingernails into concoction and let soak for 10 minutes, then rinse off.

credit: Amazon Origins; www.CamuPure.com

ESSIO Aromatherapy Shower

To my fellow health & beauty bloggers!  ESSIO is looking for 100 bloggers to review their new aromatherapy shower!  

If interested please fill out the form below:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1-jGAs-t8pt21f6YSpEMRks1zWA0J1iFp4oXz6J-P4rE/viewform?_ke=YWtqYXBiYWVAZ21haWwuY29t

Graphic! Part II

Hey guys, Ak here!  I am excited to share with everyone, especially in the STL area, a cool event I think is worth checking out call Graphic! St. Louis.  This show will be featuring the talent of graphic tee designers along with live art by Aerin Soroka, models, and live entertainment by 12 to 6 Movement to create a "visually stimulating runway show".  All of this is brought to you by Brainchild Events, and I'm sure you're familiar with them as I did a piece for the their show Fsquared, so I am sure this show is going to be as amazing, if not more amazing.  Graphic! Part II will be September 13th at the Atomic Cowboy and doors open at 8:30pm with an after-party promptly after the show.  Artists of the night will include:

Enk'd

instagram.com/enk_d

 IMNEX

 www.imnex-clothing.com

 By The People

 It's Only Medicine

www.itsonlymedicine.com

 StereoType Clothing

www.steryotypeclothing.com

Vacay

Move In Silence

http://www.misclothing.com/

Tickets are $10 for GA in advanced, $15 at the door, and $30 VIP which includes New Belgium beer, a chance to win a $100 gift card to Tower Classic and 10% - 20% off merchandise at vendor booths (hurry, VIP tickets are only available for 5 more days!).  For ticket info and purchase please visit their event page at https://graphic2.eventbrite.com.  I will definitely keep you all posted on any details in regards to this event.  See you all there and let's get Graphic!

*this event is sponsored by The Vital Voice, New Belgium, and The Riverfront Times

*Brainchild Events is a full-service event management boutique firm that is the forefront of event marketing and event concept development, producing events such as fashion shows, charity galas, concerts, brand launches, and grand openings.  A special focus is on “event infusions” that incorporate ideas and concepts within a festival, event week or single event. For more information, visit our website at brainchild.com, check out our Facebook page and follow us on Twitter @brainchildevent.*