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The Beauty Expo is an annual networking event for the local fashion, beauty and tech communities featuring a trunk show by local retailers, fashion app developer demos & beauty product vendors, a hair and make-up styling showcase and a fashion installation from a local fashion designer. Seven teams compete in the styling showcase for the most creative make-up and hairstyles. This year's event will also feature the first ever fashion bloggers runway showcase in San Francisco.
Presented by:
San Francisco Fashion And Merchants Alliance, Inc., FASHION+TECHSF & Pigment Cosmetics.
For media relations, publicity, product promotions, sponsorship opportunities, and booking info, please contact Owen Geronimo -at- http://about.me/owengeronimo or send an email to: contact@sffamainc.org
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THE BEAUTY EXPO 2011 @ http://thebeautyexpo.com/
San Francisco Fashion And Merchants Alliance, Inc. & Pigment Cosmetics Present:
SCHEDULE:
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On his arrival to SF’s city scene, Allure magazine named Griffin, “One of the top stylists in San Francisco!” He received his training from the Aveda Institute and began his career in top salons in Minneapolis and Los Angeles while also freelancing for movies, commercials and music videos. After years of working the salon grind, he embarked on his own and continued to build his reputation from his loft in SOMA. It was during his solo work that his female clients inspired the concept for the barber lounge. A hip, unpretentious place to bring their guys for some much needed maintenance while receiving their own upscale treatment, in an inviting unconventional scene for all to enjoy. This is definitely not your father’s barbershop or your mother’s beauty parlor!

Mario B’s Productions provides a safe place in the community for talented inner-city youth ages 5-25, who are interested in modeling, dance & theater. The program takes a “New Breed” approach to the fashion industry by introducing a unique performance style called “Theatrical Modeling”, combining dance, fashion and theater, to create a contemporary approach to modeling. The curriculum uses music, cultural influences and originality as its base and expands into an array of Lights, Camera, and fashionable entertainment.

Amy Soderlind is a freelance Wardrobe Stylist. Some of her works can be seen in CHEW Magazine, Papercut, Fiasco and more. Working on her MFA at the Academy of Art, she found a way to simultaneously travel to different countries, finding a passion in working with artisans at their gifted craft. With hopes of a future business where she is able to deliver the goods “of the moment” directly to an American market that will respond and in turn, will significantly change the lives and communities she has fallen in love with. She is currently working on a line of accessories and hand batik head scarves for Summer/Fall. She also runs her blog at www.refusestolabel.com

Brad Carrick is the owner and founder of SOLZ Shoes. SOLZ Shoes combines a lifestyle shoe company with an extendable microbranding platform. It has designed and patented a unique, lightweight casual shoe that folds up in a small “capsule” that can be clipped on to bags or clothing. It has also launched “The Walk Street Movement” and “The Sneak In Artist” as additional lifestyle brands. SOLZ is the name of the company and also the flagship brand. SOLZ shoes is marketed as the “Ultimate Beach Shoes” and a platform for self-branding, sponsorship opportunities enabling working with clients to license or franchise any of their brands.
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HOSTS: Mira Torres @ THE BEAUTY BOHEMIAN 2) Dino Ynostroza @ FORDIE DINOSAURS 3) Stephanie Williams @ SFFFASHION.tv 4) Jessica Schoefer @ SFFASHION.tv 5) Oliver Lorenz @ FORDIE DINOSAURS 6) ANDREA IGREJA

HOSTS: Catherine Kallesis @ PIGMENT COSMETICS, Tracy Wong, Stephanie Starr, Takisha Perrie, Jacquelyn De Armas, Sherrie Audoubert
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Edopeno launched in 2007 and our focus is to bring to you the latest news, stories, and information about the Bay Area. We invite you to explore and enjoy the Bay Area aesthetic: the sights, the sounds, the tastes, the experience. We also strive to become your hub to all the various Bay Area Talent and Artists: comprised of models and actors, photographers, designers, computer programmers, and more.

MIRA TORRES is a freelance beauty, fashion, and eco-living writer whose links and articles have been featured on various online publications including San Francisco’s 7×7 and Blackbook magazine. She studied Fashion Merchandising at the Academy of Art University and holds a degree in Psychology from Ashford University. When she’s not indulging in her fashion and beauty product obsession, she likes to paint, horribly sing to music in the car, read trashy fiction, and force feed homemade “gourmet” food to her husband & son. You can e-mail her at torresmira@yahoo.com or follow her on twitter @miratorres

Joonbug.com is a web property of Skynet Media Group, an interactive marketing and media organization. We have built a large network of social professionals and connected them with hot venues and events in New York City, The Hamptons, Boston, Miami, Philadelphia, New Jersey, Los Angeles and Washington D.C. We are one of the few media organizations that are able to actually illustrate photographs of our demographics. Our advantage is our ability to bring people together and keep them current on the latest trends in fashion, fitness, travel, music and nightlife.
SF Indie Fashion is a web site and online resource dedicated to independent designers in the Bay Area and beyond. We love the stores that sell ‘em, the shows that feature ‘em and the people that buy ‘em. We strongly believe in the importance of conscious consumerism and supporting San Francisco’s independent fashion scene, locally-owned boutiques and businesses, female entrepreneurs and creative endeavors of all kinds.
Now that you know what we’re all about, let’s talk about what we’re not about. We aren’t here to tell you what to wear, how to wear it, who’s in or who’s out. We aren’t style mavens, nor are we always the best dressed bitches in the room. And while we love spreading the word about the indie movement, we aren’t indie snobs. We try to buy local whenever possible, but you’ll find mainstream labels in our closets and bad reality television in our DVRs. The bottom line? We cover what we know, what we like and what we’re currently obsessed with.
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