Fashion Events in San Francisco

Find out more about upcoming fashion events taking place in the San Francisco Bay Area.

5/29 Band Of Horses Live at Amoeba

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My favorite ‘any mood’ band to listen too is Band of Horses. The sound is just so ‘on’ for me, and nearly any of their songs can put me in a good place mentally. A few years ago when Band of Horses was just getting big on the West coast, I used to tell my Minneapolis based friends that I wanted a Band of Horses song to play while I walk down the isle at my wedding. I’m not sure this holds true today, but I sincerely hope that Band of Horses isn’t a band that I grow out of over time like others that once were my favorite (I’m thinking Alberta Cross, Broken Social Scene, the Heartless Bastards, Spoon, etc.).

I am happy to share that Band of Horses is playing at Amoeba Music on Haight Street on 5/29 at noon. If you are free and in the area, please stop out and support this band on my behalf.

5/29 Black V Fashion Event by Halo Republic

This Press Releases just hit the wires today! I’m thrilled to be contributing to the event.

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BLACK V- Dark Fashion’s Night Out at Press Club May 29th 2010.

PR Contact:
Virginie Suos
Halo Republic
[email protected]
415.218.3754
www.halorepublic.com

BLACK V

A social event celebrating Halo Republic’s official launch with San Francisco Bay Area’s fashion mavens

(San Francisco, CA): Halo Republic is pleased to announce its official launch, to be held on Saturday, May 29th 2010 from 6-9pm at one of San Francisco’s most elegant new venues: Press Club (20 Yerba Buena Lane). Under the direction of Owen Buenaventura, Del Geronimo, Ivan Yartsev, and Virginie Suos, Black V is the premier fashion event for fine style connoisseurs looking to toast an evening of beautiful fashion, with photo shoot and special guest appearances. The fashion show starts at 8pm and features designs by Bacca Da Silva, Dcepcion, Alexandria Von Bromssen, Tamo Design, and Joseph Domingo as well as jewelry designers Kaatje and Mike Sg.

In addition to being a unique showcase of impressive couture and finely tailored garments, the event promises to attract the participation of some of the most creative makeup artists, trend setting hair stylists and stunning runway models including San Francisco Institute of Esthetics and Cosmetology and SF modeling agencies. Black V also features SF-based indie rock band The Family Crest to infuse live orchestral sound to the DJ’s music.

According to creative director Owen Buenaventura,

“Black V stands for dark and voluptuous- Valentine, Vamp, Vendetta or Victory.” He adds, “The concept of this exciting event is to create a relaxed environment that is yet edgy, vampy, sexy, cultish and mysterious for fashionistas. Style code will be fashionably black!”

Fashion representatives (stylists, photographers, retailers, editors and bloggers), selected VIP’s, and corporate sponsors are sure to enjoy this event. Black V is open to the public with a suggested donation of $20 to benefit Stellar | San Francisco Fashion Awards, a non-profit organization that recognizes outstanding and creative talents in SF bay area.

As the sexiest underground fashion production in San Francisco with a reputation of attracting some of the city’s most influential industry leaders, it is no surprise that Halo Republic has turned to the Press Club. In downtown San Francisco, Press club is a wine bar offering an exclusive array of wines direct from six Northern California’s most acclaimed wineries. The luxuriously modern interior features dedicated tasting bars, and social sipping lounges that will make the social experience even more stylish, and seductive.

For more information on Black V, please contact Virginie Suos at [email protected] or 415-218-3754.

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ABOUT ALEXANDRIA VON BROMSSEN:
Alexandria Von Bromssen has a Master of Fine Arts degree from the San Francisco Academy of Art University. Inspired by music, emotion, art and the most innovative and brilliant designers of Europe and Asia, the Swedish American designer is also imbued with a European sense of quality and craftsmanship.

ABOUT BACCA DA SILVA:
Originally from Brazil, Bacca Da Silva is an up-and-coming designer who has gained international recognition since the launch of his fashion label in 2004 in San Francisco. Based on his principle of global luxury, Bacca focuses on incorporating international style and elements of luxury into everyday life.

ABOUT DCEPCION:
Born in San Francisco Bay Area, the local designer twins Daniel and David Concepcion started pursuing a creative interest in painting, illustration, photography and web design. In 2007, the artistic duo launched their own clothing label after attending San Francisco State Fashion Design and Merchandising program.

ABOUT JOSEPH DOMINGO:
With a background in architecture, Joseph Domingo used his knowledge of construction, and symmetry in aesthetics to conquer fashion. After a successful debut at Los Angeles Mercedes Benz Fashion Week in the Fall of 2006, Joseph continues to work on his ready-to-wear line at his own atelier on Post Street in San Francisco.

ABOUT TAMO DESIGN:
Based in San Francisco, Tamo Design uses high-quality faux fur to produce women’s, men’s, and babies’ clothing and accessories. All products are locally made from sustainable, environmentally-friendly production methods and materials.

Full list of designers include:
Bacca Da Silva (www.baccadasilva.com)
Joseph Domingo (www.josephdomingo.com)
Alexandria Von Bromssen (www.vonbromssen.com)
Dcepcion (www.dcepcion.com)
Tamo Design (www.tamodesign.com)
Kaatje Design
Mike Sg

Special thanks to our sponsors:
Press Club
San Francisco Institute of Esthetics and Cosmetology
Nikki Lindgren and FIDM Alumni Association
Cherry On Top Presents
Kevin Hollingshead
San Francisco Fashion And Merchants Alliance, Inc.
Go Green Consultants

4/8 Marie Claire & MANGO SF Shopping Night

San Francisco Mango Shopping Event April 8

Come out to MANGO Thursday night for some treats, drinks, clothes and networking.

Everything in the store is 30% off, including their new collections spring and summer. Further enticement comes in the form of snacks, sparkling wine, free Mango military bags for the first attendees and tunes from DJ Sonny Phono.

During the event, Marie Claire Merchandising Director Mary Filar will be playing personal shopper, so it’s a great chance to get style advice on spring and summer looks from an expert source.

Event Details:
When: Thursday, April 8, 5-8:30 p.m.
Where: Mango Westfield, San Francisco Centre, 865 Market St, SF.
RSVP to [email protected]

4/1: Threads & Heirs Launch Party

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Macy’s introduces Threads & Heirs, the new name in modern menswear for the grab-and-go-guy tomorrow night (4/1) at a Launch Party. As part of this landmark debut, Threads & Heirs has collaborated with guest designers Ruffian to bring a limited edition, one of a kind collection.

  • Join us for this exclusive unveiling and launch party, featuring special guests – Ruffian designers Brian Wolk and Claude Morais.
  • Enjoy organic refreshments and Indie Rock DJ Richie Panic.
  • Emcee for the evening will be Bertrand Pellegrin,image consultant and author of Branding the Man.

RSVP: 1 800 786 2665

4/1: Spring Forward Fashion Party

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Local designer Christopher Collins will debut his Spring 2010 collection tomorrow night (4/1) at his Sutter Street boutique. The collection ranges from feminine silhouettes with subtle retro touches to thoroughly modern pieces ready for everyday wear, and is definitely worth checking out in person.

Party Details:

The Christopher Collins Spring Forward Fashion Party, 5-9 p.m. on April 1 at Christopher Collins Boutique, 1116 Sutter St., San Francisco.

Party will consist of free wine and bubbly, shopping deals and fun extras such as eyebrow waxing and consultations from a Di Pietro Todd colorist.

Shin Pop-Up Shop at Acrimony

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If you live in the best city ever, yeah I’m talkin SF, swing over to Acrimony (333 Hayes Street SF)for a special showcase of Shin’s Spring 2010 collection, which includes asymmetrical dresses and slashed leggings with hand-painted finishes. Shin is known for designing your not-so-basic black and whites. The collection is available for sale at Acrimony through May 8th, so hurry on in before the pieces sell out!

MAV Foundation Fashion Show

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I attended the MAV Foundation fashion show last Saturday in San Francisco with some of my friends at Moxsie and Gymboree. The show benefited the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. There were a handful of Bay Area designers who showed pieces at the show including Moxsie – an online retailer, Made Jewlery, Eric Tan, Pinky Couture, Rexy Closet and CA Designs to name a few. The show was a whopping two and a half hours long, by the end of it I was tired and ready to call it a night. Most of the collections weren’t incredibly technical, and some weren’t event designed by hand, but rather purchased goods re-wroked which is such a copout.

Momentum Mag’s San Fransisco Bike Expo Fashion Show

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There is a growing culture of bike enthusiasts worldwide, and the need for comfort and style while biking is becoming aparent. Momentum Magazine sponsored a show in San Francisco that highlighted both the bike culutre and biker fashions. Their showcase featured fashions and bikes that were suitable for each other. The collections ranged from urbanwear to more formal wear.

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