It’s important to dress for the job you want, which is why most supermodels begin their careers as mannequins. Get clothed for success with today’s Groupon for standing-room tickets to the fashion shows at Phoenix Fashion Week on October 6¬–8 at the Talking Stick Resort in Scottsdale. This Groupon is good for both the “Established” and “Emerging” fashion shows. Choose from the following options:
- For $25, you get two standing-room only tickets (a $50 total value). Choose from the following days:
- October 6th
- October 7th
- October 8th
- For $37, you get one standing-room only ticket for all three days of the fashion shows (a $75 value).
- For $45, you get four standing-room only tickets ($100 total value). Choose from the following days:
- October 6th
- October 7th
- October 8th
The seventh annual edition of Phoenix Fashion Week swathes fashion aficionados in style-driven seminars, contests, and runway shows offering sneak peeks at spring and summer fashions for 2012. Cultivate chic during one of nine fashion-education seminars, then head to shows in which established designers (7:30 p.m.) and emerging thread artists (10:30 p.m.) display their wares to customers, journalists, and curious washing machines. Last year’s show highlighted timely threads by local and national brands such as Oday Shakar, Fender Clothing, and Blaque Label. Standing-room only tickets provide panoramic views of models strutting down catwalks, letting the audience catch every stilettoed pivot and swish of modified corn-husk evening gown. Haute couture hunters may hound down sleek shirts and jeans at the Style Villa market, open from 5:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., where fashionable articles await the trip home to your wardrobe.
Phoenix Fashion Week
Established designers, emerging artists, and enough fabric to make a nightgown for the moon—Phoenix Fashion Week combines all these to shine a light on Arizona's fashion industry. A stroll across the convention floor reveals everything from luxury sportswear to swimwear to accessories, and if attendees need help imagining what something looks like on their person, they need only turn to the runway. Here, local models not only show off designs, they compete for the coveted title of model of the year.
To complement all this fashion, seminars educate attendees about design and general business topics including branding, marketing, and monetizing a blog. Funds raised throughout the event support the Arizona-based non-profit Don’t be a Chump! Check for a Lump! which raises awareness about breast cancer.
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