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Fashion maestro's new mission
YOUNG Mareeba designer Nigel Vogler is ramping up the next stage of his fashion career.
Mr Vogler created Jaydee Paino’s winning Melbourne Cup day outfit and was one of the standouts from Cairns TAFE fashion studies last year.
He has been shortlisted to win a six-month paid apprenticeship with Australian designer Alex Perry.
Run in conjunction with appliance company Electrolux, the competition required entrants to submit their design for an evening wear gown and demonstrate thoughtful use of materials to suit the needs of busy Australian women.
The winner will accompany Mr Perry and his team during day to day duties, such as assisting with the development of dresses in the studio workroom, sourcing fabrics, meeting clients and preparing for and working backstage at the designer’s fashion shows.
Mr Vogler has been advised his design has been chosen for consideration and finalists will be chosen by the end of the month.
Fashion Design Studio Emerging Designers Evening Gown Awards ...
The annual fashion awards are designed to give fashion students the opportunity to show off their talent featuring their evening gowns in a parade held in Sydney’s Strand Arcade.
Anna Langdon took out first place with sticking black number reminiscent of a ‘My Fair Lady’ silhouette. Carlie Waterman’s stunningly elegant gown came in second (MiSociety had a closed inspection of Carlie’s gown and it really was spectacular. Fashion Design Studio, under the direction of school head Nicholas Huxley, is well known for its high-profile alumni so the Stage3 students from the school should not have been be short of motivation.
Models paraded the students collective works made up of 28 stunning evening gowns proving how well they had risen to the challenge earning much genuine admiration and applause from three hundred invited guests at the Parade and Cocktail Party. The students families and supporters had their pre ‘Catwalk’ nerves settled by sponsor Vodka O’s cocktails and tasty canapés provided by TAFE....
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We are all familiar with the black dress – simple, elegant, and a must-have in order to complete any wardrobe. A group of independent professionals in the Melbourne fashion industry have created an annual fashion/photography exhibit; the exhibit now extends to a runway show and fashion film. This evententitled, the Spirit Of The Black Dress aims to support emerging designers and promotes sustainability and innovative fashion design. Established in 2009, the Spirit event has been held annually for the past three years. Each year, ten of Australia’s top emerging designers from various backgrounds are given the opportunity to contribute their talent and innovation to the exhibit, consisting of ten unique garments based on the beloved black dress. Being involved in this event provides these up-and-coming designers with great experience and exposure, often leading to further career opportunities in the industry. “There is no other event that gives emerging designers the ability to be the center of attention, have the opportunity to meet leaders of the fashion industry, and to develop a network,” said project managing director Jane Hayes.
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