The Pin Show accepting applications for July fashion show

by PegNews wire

Ronald was bitterly disappointed when he discovered the true purpose of The Pin Show.

On July 10, The Pin Show will bring together on one runway 30 of the most influential independent designers for the first time.

At The Door in Deep Ellum, formerly the Gypsy Tea Ballroom, the Pin Show will prove to be one of Dallas’ favorite fashion events as it unveils the most unique and emerging talent.

On April 15, this elite group will also have the opportunity to showcase their Fall/Winter 2008 collection before boutique owners, buyers, reps, media and over 500 attendees.

Think you have what it takes to break in to the Independent Fashion Industry?

We are currently accepting applications from Independent Designers in clothing, handbags, shoes, jewelry and accessories by April 1. Designers will have VIP access to all events including a networking event after show. For an application, visit www.ThePinShow.com.

The Pin Show 2008 will take place on Thursday July 10th at The Door (formerly the Gypsy Tea Ballroom) in the historic Deep Ellum neighborhood of Dallas, TX. This fabulous Red Carpet event will feature 20-45 independent fashion and accessory designers showcasing over 200 Fall/Winter 2008 looks on the runway. Beyond the runway you will witness live photoshoots on two styled sets, mingle with designers and even get the rare opportunity to purchase your favorite look right off the runway before it hits stores.

The Pin Show was founded by Independent Designers Rachel Nichelson and Julie McCullough Kim in 2007 to provide all emerging fashion industry designers, photographers, artists, stylists and retail buyers a profound launching platform for independent work in the fashion industry. Realizing that Dallas is a central hub for Fashion it only made sense to create this new avenue for the emergering talent in this industry that is located between New York and LA. The Pin Show will provide regional boutiques and buyers an opportunity to view these independent lines during one showcase and give them a chance to meet the designers personally to discuss future opportunities. In addition it will provide the public a unique fashion experience that is generally reserved for high end designers and their clientele.

Source: The Pin Show