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FASHION FILE

Creations of
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SEPT, #2-Elimar
4465 Prospect. Road in
Vancouver will present its Fall
Fashion Show at the Kettle of
Fish Restaurant at 900 Pacific
Blvd. in Vancouver at 12 noon.
Elimar is a cottage industry that
cuts and makes all garmenis for
individual customers. Reservations
for lunch and the show: 682-6661.

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SEPT. 12-The Black Velvet Model
Search will choose its first. Cana-
dian spokestnodel out of 15 final-
ists at a 9 p.m. gala event at
Richard’s on Richards. The winner
will represent. the company in
Canada and win a modelling port-
folio from the Judy Welch Agen-
cy.
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SEPT. 13, 29-Champagne Taste is
holding two champagne Iuncheon
fashion shows. The shows will be
held at the boutique in Garrow
Bay, 6223 Imperial Ave. Tickets

cost $25. For reservations, call
921-6555.

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SEPT. 13-16-Park Royal mer-

chants are sponsoring four fall
fashion shows in the South Mall.
Shows run Sept. 13 and Sept. $4
at 7 p.m., and Sept. 15 and Sept.

16 at 2 p.m.

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SEPT. 16-From 10 a.m. to 2
p.m., the Western Canadian De-
signers and Fashion Association is
holding a sample sale of B.C. de-
signers. All clothing will be of-
fered at wholesale or Jess in the
administration building of the
Vandusen Botanical Gardens,
5251 Oak St. Designers repre-
sented include Helen Haman, Lea
Chu, Dana Cleland, Damask Ac-
cessories, Anna Domingos and El-
ly Johnston.

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SEPT. 17-Fashion Business
courses begin this week at City
Centre Campus of Vanconver
Community College at 250 West
Pender, Vancouver. Classes in
selling techniques, trends in histo-
ry, wardrobe planning, pattern
making and dressmaking are
taught by working professionals.
For complete info call the VCC
Fashion Arts Program at 682-5844
or visit City Centre in person.

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SEPT. 18-The fall lines of local
designers such as Wearwolfin,
Natasjia X, Andy Wan, and Wall
Collections will be presented at a
fashion show held at the Soft
Rock Cafe sponsored by L’Ap-

parelle and the Canadian Cancer
Society. Tickets are available at
i‘Apparelle, the Soft’ Rock Cafe
or the Vancouver Cancer Society.
For information, call Tanya at
872-8489,

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SEPT. 20-The Lonsdate Quay
merchants are hosting an Evening
of Fashion with wine and cheese
from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the
Quay. Tickets can be picked up at
the Market Information Desk. For
more information, call 985-6261.

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SEPT, 24-The Blanche Mac-
Donald Institute is offering part-
time fall fashion courses for even-
ing students beginning the week of
Sept. 24. The classes include how
to start. a business, fashion il-
tustration and styling, Classes run
from 6 to 9 p.m. For information,
call the institute at 685-0347,

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SEPT. 28-30-In Stitches Sewing
Needlework and Crafts seminar
and show is expanding to three
days of workshops, displays and
seminars this year. Held at the
Robson Square conference centre,
In Stitches expects more than 100
booth exhibitors. For more in-
formation call) Lisa Julson at
538-7444,

Learn the secrets of sewing
Stretch-knit at Sept. show

From page 14

This year, In Stitches shows
have taken place in Calgary and
Edmonton and expanded to a
three-day event in Vancouver.

Joanne Lewis, marketing direc-
tor for in Stitches and an en-
thusiastic sewer, is a resident of
North Vancouver from where, un-
til recently, she ran her own
fabrics-by-mail business.

In a special lecture and
demonstration, Lynn Valley resi-
dent Cecelia Podolak talks about

Pressing Matters, covering the
various tools, techniques and
trouble spots in this aspect of
garment construction.

Hazel Boyd of North Van-
couver demonstrates the skills
needed in sewing action wear, and
uncovers the secrets of sewing
stretch-knit and Lycra fabrics into
a 90-minute body suit, cycling
shorts and swimwear.

Also from North Vancouver,
Marge Parson of Fashion Enter-
prises Inc. is an expert in ward-

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robe planning.

Parson will teach participants
how to maximize their ciothing
dollar and how to develop a suc-
cessful wardrobe appropriate for
every occasion.

A resident of West Vancouver,
Judi Speirs of What a Notion
Fabrics Limited, will demonstrate
how to sew pant perfect.

The In Stitches Sewing, Nee-
dlework and Craft Show takes
place Sept. 28, 29 and 30 at Rob-
son Square Conference Centre.

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