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Magic Show
in Las Vegas
February 13 - 16, 2007
www.Magiconline.com
Pedestal
will excite buyers with new collections and launches from
its inaugural exhibitors, which include: Alexandra Lozov, Bon
Bon Rouge, Dirty Pretty Dolls, Eva Danielle, Grace & Cello,
Halé Bob, Kendra Duck, Kut from the Kloth, Marisa K, Max &
Riley, Persaman, Project Alabama, Saffron Rare Threads,
Sharagano, Sweet Pea, Tucker by Phillipe Marcel, WR 9000, and
Yellowfield 8.
Project
Alabama will launch their collection of tees, tanks, camisoles,
hoodies and more at WWDMAGIC. “We chose to be a part of
Pedestal because it is a smaller more intimate space for young
designers. It is our hope that through participating in
Pedestal, we will attract retailers who are looking for unique
brands with quality products like ours,” comments Project
Alabama’s Erin Dempsey.
She
continues, “The collection we will be showing in Pedestal
draws from the basic themes and couture influences of our
handmade line. For fall 2006, feminine shapes include
fluted sleeves, references to bustles and lace and ruffle
detailing. Mixed media textile designs are heavily
influenced by 18th century fabrics prints such as roses, toiles
and hunting themes. It is our hope that this line will
provide a creative product that is more affordable and,
therefore, available to a larger audience.”
Pedestal’s
minimalist design includes the central lounge, a bold chandelier
and a circular DJ booth featuring all-female DJs spinning live
each day. Guests can relax between appointments in the lounge
and grab a bite and a beverage at the petite café.
“Pedestal
answers the needs of buyers in search of new collection-driven
resources in the women’s contemporary market.” said Camille
Candella, MAGIC International’s Marketing Director. “Buyers
will enjoy all of the special details – from dramatic white
tufted back walls to beaded side walls. This is a beautifully
appointed environment designed as the perfect arena for these
designers.”
Surrounding
Pedestal are additional women’s contemporary resources which
include Charlotte Tarantola, Johnny Was, True Meaning, Shine New
York, Streets Ahead, Sanctuary Clothing, and many more.
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