Fashion/Alley is the official Spring 2010 culminating event for the Style/Clash fashion documentary series, which has been in development for broadcast.
The Style/Clash is a daring, provocative, and edgy lifestyle documentary series with an urban sensibility, presenting a fashion-forward lifestyle.
Fashion/Alley 2010 features:
Designer Sessions Runway Shows featuring a mix of 4 local fashion designers’ original work
A fashion finale, featuring the restyled/remixed “No More Fashion Victims” t-shirts by producer/director/co-creator of Style/Clash - Andre Champagne. The shirts will be “remixed”, and personalized by designers, then auctioned online, with the intent of making a “Fashion Statement” in support of Amnesty International’s' work on the worldwide unsustainable apparel dilemma.
Vendor booths –featuring some of the San Francisco’s finest upcoming designer apparel and accessories.
DJs, Live Music , and Performances
Designer Activism with the micro-activist platform Extraordinaries, Layar, Twitter, Facebook, and the UStream live video streaming (iPhone and Android) apps, combining to create a truly interactive “Designer Activism” experience.
Attendees of Fashion/Alley will be able to:
• watch mini-episodes on the event, designers, photographers, models, and performers; and live broadcasts of the behind-the-scenes action
• walk into Fashion Alley and have the opportunity to use the World’s First Augmented Reality Browser - Layar, which combines GPS, camera, and compass to identify your surroundings and overlay information on screen, in real time, to have a truly interactive 'Designer Activism' experience, and create positive change at the same time, by:
- signing into the Extraordinaries (iPhone) app and taking personalized unique micro-activist actions,
- take pictures with their mobile device and vote for their favorite “Fashion Statement” designs
- directly and immediately support organizations such as Amnesty International,– by sending messages of awareness - stating that they will be conscious consumers,
- submitting ideas on how fashion can create political change.
- and sharing their comments and experiences about the designers and entire experience in real-time.
The Fashion/Alley hosts - Miguel, and Danica will seek out guests to interview, in a live video broadcast via UStream, and give them the opportunity to make their “Fashionable Statement”.
Join us on May 9th. _ 12pm PST for Fashion/Alley _ the How Weird Street Faire, and make your Fashion Statement!
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