Show News:
Work the Runway Hands On-Workshop -
Saturday, Dec 16, 2023. – 10:00am-6:00pm – $345 "Closed"
Sunday, Dec 17, 2023. – 10:00am-6:00pm – $345
Attitude Salon, Woodland Hills, CA.
LA Fashion Week is one of the most exciting events of the year in our industry. It allows makeup artists to get a first look at and a feel for current and up coming trends and techniques. The experience of being backstage as a team member is a critical part of building your network. The ability to lead and design shows can help to separate you from other artists. Working Fashion Week will set you up to succeed in all areas of this industry. In the first of its kind three part hands-on workshop, Eric Devezin will bring you behind the scenes of LA Fashion Week into an actual venue and onto an actual runway. With more than 15 years of Fashion Week experience, Eric has led fashion shows in international style cities including NY, LA, Miami, and Chicago.
Eric will give you insight into the design and production process as well as the art and business side of being a Key Artist. In the first workshop portion, you will see behind the scenes from every side. Eric will bring you through the act of assisting and understanding what you need in your kit, how to prepare yourself for the position, and what it means to interpret a key artist’s design, personality and instruction. He will also show you the ins and outs of leading a show and guide you through the gritty reality of being a lead from collaborating with designers to consulting with your team and communicating your ideas and inspiration. You will receive feedback throughout the process from application to the final view on the catwalk. You will walk away from this workshop with the tools you need to succeed as a fashion runway artist as well as an understanding of how to get these coveted and exclusive positions.
In the very exclusive third part of this workshop, selected artists will be chosen based on their performance to assist Eric behind the scenes of LA Fashion Week and experience the wonderful chaos and creativity that happens backstage. This is a great way to expand your resume and reach new levels of experience.
To register email: makeupartistry1@att.net
Supplies needed: Basic Makeup kit & brush set; additional makeup and supplies will be provided
Saturday, Dec 16, 2023. – 10:00am-6:00pm – $345 "Closed"
Sunday, Dec 17, 2023. – 10:00am-6:00pm – $345
Attitude Salon, Woodland Hills, CA.
LA Fashion Week is one of the most exciting events of the year in our industry. It allows makeup artists to get a first look at and a feel for current and up coming trends and techniques. The experience of being backstage as a team member is a critical part of building your network. The ability to lead and design shows can help to separate you from other artists. Working Fashion Week will set you up to succeed in all areas of this industry. In the first of its kind three part hands-on workshop, Eric Devezin will bring you behind the scenes of LA Fashion Week into an actual venue and onto an actual runway. With more than 15 years of Fashion Week experience, Eric has led fashion shows in international style cities including NY, LA, Miami, and Chicago.
Eric will give you insight into the design and production process as well as the art and business side of being a Key Artist. In the first workshop portion, you will see behind the scenes from every side. Eric will bring you through the act of assisting and understanding what you need in your kit, how to prepare yourself for the position, and what it means to interpret a key artist’s design, personality and instruction. He will also show you the ins and outs of leading a show and guide you through the gritty reality of being a lead from collaborating with designers to consulting with your team and communicating your ideas and inspiration. You will receive feedback throughout the process from application to the final view on the catwalk. You will walk away from this workshop with the tools you need to succeed as a fashion runway artist as well as an understanding of how to get these coveted and exclusive positions.
In the very exclusive third part of this workshop, selected artists will be chosen based on their performance to assist Eric behind the scenes of LA Fashion Week and experience the wonderful chaos and creativity that happens backstage. This is a great way to expand your resume and reach new levels of experience.
To register email: makeupartistry1@att.net
Supplies needed: Basic Makeup kit & brush set; additional makeup and supplies will be provided
Los Angeles Fashion Week Dates
Spring / Summer: January 15, 2024 - January 17, 2024
Autumn or Fall / Winter: March 7, 2024 - March 10, 2024
Autumn or Fall / Winter: June 18, 2024 - June 20, 2024
Holiday Resort/ Resort 2024 July 30, 2024 - August 1, 2024
Holiday Resort/ Resort 2024 July 30, 2024 - August 1, 2024
Spring / Summer: October 8, 2024 - October 10, 2024
NY Fashion Week Dates February 6 - 13, 2024
New York Fashion Week: Men's Jan 17 - 21, 2024
London Fashion Week February 14 - 18, 2024
Milan Fashion Week February 18 - 24, 2024
Paris Fashion Week February 24, - March 4, 2024
New York Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2024 |
September TBD 2024 |
London Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2024 |
September TBD 2024 |
Milan Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2024 |
September TBD 2024 |
Paris Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2024 |
September TBD 2024 |
| (Please note: Dates are flexible, as often "surprise" shows will appear a day early, or a day late.)
Only Paris has released official dates for
2024. Fortunately, it's not difficult to predict the dates for New York,
London, and Milan, as the dates tend to "stack," with Paris last.
The intention, of course, is for
them to not overlap, so editors can hurry from one fashion capital to
the next and make the "important" shows.
So you might think of the dates
as Legos: probably hounds tooth-patterned ones. Hey, that would be pretty
cool idea, wouldn't it? "Fashion Legos!" Someone tell the descendant's
of Ole Kirk Christiansen! (He invited the Lego. See, we do our homework
around here!)
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(As always, since fashion week is a preview of styles to come, each season is named for the season the clothes will actually be available, not for the month the shows are held.)
