‘Eclection’ blends design, textiles, photography
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A model wearing clothing by designer D.K. Elliott takes to the runway at the
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Visual artist Stacey Barnes shows off her paintings made with acrylics and spray paint. More from Barnes can be found at: www.theinspirationinme.ca.
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Makeup artist Laura Clarke (right) finishes work on model Amanda Borg before the start of the “Eclection” art and fashion show at Club One on Sunday, Aug. 22, 2010.
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Hairstylist Jenny McCabe works on model Stacie Power.
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A model wearing clothing by designer D.K. Elliott takes to the runway at the
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Visual artist Stacey Barnes shows off her paintings made with acrylics and spray paint. More from Barnes can be found at: www.theinspirationinme.ca.
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Makeup artist Laura Clarke (right) finishes work on model Amanda Borg before the start of the “Eclection” art and fashion show at Club One on Sunday, Aug. 22, 2010.
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Hairstylist Jenny McCabe works on model Stacie Power.
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Visual art and textiles were set for sale at the back of the inside of Club One. Visitors could step away from the stage to check out favourites from the show.
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Images of designs by D.K.Elliott from his label Evi Patrone (www.evipatrone.com) are shown at the back of Club One. The clothing and accessories used in the show were up for sale.
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Creator of “Eclection” and co-owner of Ray of Light Photography, Apryl Stead opens the show.
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A model sports clothing by D.K. Elliott.
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Visual art and textiles were set for sale at the back of the inside of Club One. Visitors could step away from the stage to check out favourites from the show.
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Images of designs by D.K.Elliott from his label Evi Patrone (www.evipatrone.com) are shown at the back of Club One. The clothing and accessories used in the show were up for sale.
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Creator of “Eclection” and co-owner of Ray of Light Photography, Apryl Stead opens the show.
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A model sports clothing by D.K. Elliott.
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Dramatic designs by D.K. Elliott were fan favourites.
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Designers were encouraged to go ‘far out.’
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D.K. Elliott collects his candle-holding chandeliers from the runway.
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Not all designers took things to the wild side. Florals are the inspiration for this creation.
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Dramatic designs by D.K. Elliott were fan favourites.
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Designers were encouraged to go ‘far out.’
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D.K. Elliott collects his candle-holding chandeliers from the runway.
Not all designers took things to the wild side. Florals are the inspiration for this creation.
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Belly dancers closed out the first half of the show.
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A model walks the runway with a piece by Stacey Barnes. More from Barnes can be found at: www.theinspirationinme.ca.
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Eclection 14
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Eclection 15
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Belly dancers closed out the first half of the show.
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A model walks the runway with a piece by Stacey Barnes. More from Barnes can be found at: www.theinspirationinme.ca.
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Also dressed by D.K. Elliott, Amanda Borg walks the runway to Marilyn Manson’s “Beautiful People.”
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Mom-to-be models sported “Skintimate Designs” of baby belly body paint.
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Three moms-to-be walked the runway, showing off their baby bellies to between 150 and 200 people in the audience.
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Also dressed by D.K. Elliott, Amanda Borg walks the runway to Marilyn Manson’s “Beautiful People.”
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Mom-to-be models sported “Skintimate Designs” of baby belly body paint.
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Three moms-to-be walked the runway, showing off their baby bellies to between 150 and 200 people in the audience.
photo byA real-life paperbag princess stepped out onto George Street for some air around 7:30 p.m. on Sunday — passing a man calling out for “more tape” while holding up a woman’s dress and another holding two gothic candleholders.
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