. As a plus sized woman of unique taste, Nikki started Decadent as a way to address the lack of fashion choices for curvy women. Decadent Body was created as a way to incorporate decadence into the lives of the consumers through all-natural, hand crafted body treats and is set to launch on the site in late May.
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Thursday, May 10, 2012
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Thursday, May 03, 2012
An Honest review of an @Etsy artist- Quality Cost Profit for #occupy #fashion @InternetweekNY- Making IT-
Etsy
Designer:- an Independent Brooklyn Designer's Etsy Store, I have invited her to join the occupy Brooklyn program and be at our may 19th evnt @ ArtsCultureFest
I like the design concept ut It needs work! to improve the final product concept, cut cost and add value! An Item like this can sell and be an added value to a customers wardrobe!
Design & Styling options not fully explored- From experience this particular style 9two layer gathered skirt) can be worn as a dress and skirt, but also the two layers gives added styling optings
Merchandising- adding an optional scarf woul add "value and styling option" and allow for "upsale"
· Construction – Unfortunately This is poorly executed! Check seams and drape of garment!
o Cut – Not consisten, sure done on proper grain
o Sewing Poor:-
Sales collateral…
· Images- Average- details not clear
· Designers should Press items Before shooting images
Description
· Length two lengths offered but not stated
· Size 6-12 - items should have width info
· Fabrication made of Cotton Llinen and Satin (type not stated) From (not sure where fabric is local or imported - a LEGAL requirement on delivery)
· Care instructions- ?
Color swatches stated but not shown
Her price for the short version $49.00
Her price for the Long version $38.00 - I'm stll trying to figure that one!
| Short version | Long Version | |
| Design | $2- | $2 |
| Overheads | $ 5 | $5 |
| Satin | 1 & 1/2yrd at $5.00 = $7.50 | 3+1/2yds @$5= $17.50 |
| Cotton | 1yd @ $4.00 =$4.00 | 1 + 3/4 @$4= $6.00 |
| Labor | 1 & ½ Hrs @ $15.00=$22.50 | 1&1/2 hrs @15 $22.50 |
| Production cost | $41.00 | $53.00 |
Profit direct to consumer (forgoing wholesale)multiply production by 2, (note this leaves no Wholesale option but again the Etsy Platform is direct to consumer.
Suggested retail- Short $82.00 Her price for the short version $49.00
Suggested - Long $106.00 Her price for the Long version $38.00
Note I've not added marketing and shipping (which she offered free).
Now even if she got the fabric on sale at $1.00 a yard, what happens when she goes to purchase to fill an order and the sale is done! She has not paid herself if she were to need to hire a staff … production in limited numbers can severely cut her cost! Buying fabric in larger amounts controls that cost!
Most independent designers do not do either!
Now would you pay $82 or $106 for the quality shown…
We're helping designers create pproducts that sell- Fashion Accessories Home
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Full time $8.00 an hour, 40hrs a week, 50 weeks a year, 2 weeks unpaid leave, no benefits and you pay for your supplies and marketing-
Welcome to the world of the Independent designer- Even experience designers sometimes make me wonder- what the hell are you doing! By the way- some then take on a second career- Know any Real Estate agents… more time, more output to make ends meet”
In the last two weeks I had the fortune of looking on as a mature artist recommended Etsy to another artist as a professional advice.
I could Not help.. it I "Butt in"
BS- Do YOU know designers on Etsy who are making money
Him - I know designers who are selling
BS- That is NOT what I asked… Do You Know designers on Etsy who are making Money … making a profit!
HIM- She’s an Artist stay at home mom do any bit helps…
Bs So how Much does she "make"
him... "I Don't Know"...
Bs..."and you're recommending it?"
Him.. So what would You Do.."
He’s a gentle soul and I almost felt sorry… almost - he was giving a friend I cared about advice, Without thinking it through! This ‘friend” I knew valued his opinion I could keep quiet and see someone get into deeper trouble or I could put the issue on the table ! Yes he was giving advice without truly investigating as many are doing online! Then again If designers would discuss their problems and concerns, we'd be in a different position. I have not sold on Etsy. Teh quality of product turned me off! I beleived the hype till designers started wispering, But it was watching designers at our live sales events that brought a different understanding as to where the "holes were".
It's strategy-
It's experience
It's understanding why teh consumer is buying!
I've asked why are you posting your product images on Facebook;- Are you actually getting sales- I asked several designers that over the last couple years. the response always amazes me... now with "Occupy Fashion" I'm seeing an exchange of questions from designers.
“Occupy Fashion" put’s the issues of earning an income on the table. One discussion we will have is Tools, Venues for Sales and Marketing!” So many young designers are caught up in the “Sex in the City” “Project Runway” Unreality and Glam. They have a dream and anything less crushes it!
It’s tough telling someone that there is something drastically wrong with their concept or tsrategy… especially when they seem to be or are financially doing well. The question is are you achieving you goals and objectives.
It’s not just Etsy… Facebook Commerce, Senseoffashion, UStrendy, Facebook… they all have their value… but I’m not sure How honest or on target the “experts’ are! At least Etsy seems to be concerned fro their artist and crafters.
However there is little anyone can do, not even Etsy, till those crafters admit they have a problem! so Where are designers really selling…. Why and how. It really has not changed… It takes a couple of times to build brand recognition and trust. You need to meet the consumer, hence pop up shops artisan markets and offline venues.
Consistency is important in quality of product and availability!
If your Product needs to be fitted… you need to build in the logistics for fitting!
Indies need to forget Virtual Fitting solutions, there is no other way.
So It’s NOT solely Etsy’s (or any of the other platforms) Fault… In Stores, you do not blame the racks and cash register when you’ve NOT make a sale! You may change or paint them, or throw them out … but you do not blame them!
First Let me explain how, I evaluate Etsy…
Etsy is a Platform to help artist and creatives sell handcrafted products… Etsy offers itself as a
- · Tools
- · Venue
- · Marketing vehicle
So Let’s take a look at its success of each component
As a Tool…
They are the among, if not the best… by the way the Offer an API… but technology does Not sell it creates engines for sale! In a boutique or store my cash register and shelves, does not sell clothing they simply make my job easier!
As a Venue…
· There are trade venues and consumer venues… It's hard to offer both on teh same platform! After seven years exploring online I I thing there needs to be a separation of the two! Unfortunately Etsy seeks to attract both and is heavily skewed with makers- Trade.
· The Product does not fit the “Venue” or rather the perception… There is a misconception that handmade is cheaper … and the brand "Etsy" not counteracted that misconception. By the way most fashion and art are “handcrafted” in 3rd world countries by the “poor”, often very skilled.. but "made by hand"… we simply value one set of hand above another..
· If You want to make six figures Say $120, 000 a year working a 40 Hr week with two weeks off (2000 Hrs) You need to be making $60 an Hour! If You want to make six figures say $120, 000 a year working a 40 Hr week with two weeks off (2000 Hrs) You need to be making $60 an Hour! Of course we do Not expect to value $60 for an artist or crafter’s time or Ideas… and this is just a rough estimate we have not added in Overheads and marketing, taxes! Now If you want to make a $120, 000 profit … You see the problem. NY State sets the Poverty line at around $28, 000 That 14 dollars an hour as a Living wage! A direct to consumer venue Etsy artist should be able to sell at a 100-120% markup and make a comfortable profit. However many do not correctly price their product! Often not counting all their cost! Including times for sales and marketing collateral creation and execution! A designer once confessed she made $16000 a year on Etsy which works out to be $8.00 an hour , full time, unpaid leave and no benefits AND- you pay for your supplies and marketing out of your take home salary!
Marketing;-
· The right venue can cut or increase your marketing dollars! Many go to Etsy to be found But with over 200,000 (last figures I could find) vendors it’s like finding a needle in a haystack! So many spend time in consumer acquisition! At an average of $40-80 per “visitor” wasted, because of course Etsy captures the lead Yes you have circles.. but by then I've wondered. (Facebook wont’t even allow you to communicate or message your “Fans’ directly!) Sure Etsy encourages “Teams” and give “advice” but in the end the Artist do the work! So whether it’s $14 or $60 an hour it adds up. Hence the “No Profit dilemma”
Finally it’s about a lot more… Product and priceing , positioning, personas, even sales technique and simply being able to fulfill orders… then again remember it takes as much effort to sell one item as it does a dozen.
So In the end understanding what you are doing is vital and experience is the greatest teacher ... hence "Occupy Fashion"
Participate www.bonniesandy.com/occupyfashion
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Research-
Etsy annual income and no of artist crafter, 2011 - Google Search http://j.mp/IJ2x9o
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Occupy Fashion- Start a fashion Line In Fact Help Me Start a Line That Sell - Right Away
If You want my help starting a line; and have ideas for immediate sales I'm challenging you to Occupy Fashion learn while you earn! May 1st First through August 31st! Interested in Participating www.bonniesandy.com/occupyfashion for details
teh first offline sale is part of teh Internet week ny calendar!
Occupy Fashion - Fashioning It BKStyle! At Arts & Culture Fest: Internet Week New York http://j.mp/Jqs71a
Why consumers keep asking for great clothing... that fit and are their within budget!
I have freely spoken on how to start a fashion business- There are countless books and seminars available freely or at great cost online and offline! Let me ask you
So how to deferentiate your consumer from the customer and what separates one success story from another... Simple;-.
Execution
Has the person giving the worksop actually started a line and sold ... In your sector
Execution
Telling you what to do and showing you how makes a lot of difference...
Execution
Your reading and doing the task makes a HUGE difference!
In teh end success depends on your ability to execute!
got questions ASK Me...act- submit at http://www.bonniedandy.com/occupyfashion
Execute- act-
so can you really make a profit ... in less than 7 days
That's a math and strategy question
Keep cost down while increasing what you bring in... but I'll give you 14-21 day... if you Execute as directed
oh that's teh other part...
it's hard for artist to take directions...
what you need to do vs what you or "I want"
The dress in the Image is my Handkerchief Dress- I tell the story of going from a 2yds of fabric to an "investor' and sales in 3 days... without PR, without advertising (this was before social media- the digital version)! I've seen this repeated in the last few years ... When the designer executes it's a beatiful feeling: When she does not and disapponts a store owner, looses a supporter it's sa tragedy! So why will anyone NOT sell Through! Seemingly purposely setting themselves up to fail!
Selling or rather creating a product that is easy to sell takes a number careful consideration and the abiility to make the right choices and execute! It's about .. NAd this is what we show you " how to execute"-
Recognising Who you are designing for
What are you designing
• Communicating your concept
• Why would they buy
Sourcing Fabric-
Getting your samples made – working out the details- FiT FiT FiT
Organizing production- Grading.. Production Sample FiT FiT FiT
You do not have Production house until you’ve fit your sample
… and negotiated terms.
Costing and pricing for Profit
Getting ready for order Fulfillment;-
Funding and financing your line…
Getting it sold
• Media
• Marketing
• Merchandising
• Managing Deliveries
Once worked out it's about repetition.... In addition we're bringing in support, we even arranged fro opportunities for you to Sell these items at Arts Culture Fest and have put teh evnt on The Internet Week NY Calendar
So are you up to the challenge! contact me www.Bonniesandy.com/occupyfashion
yes you can participate from anywher ein teh globe if you are willing to improvise...
Info To Participate http//bonniesandy.com/occupyfashion
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InternetweekNY Occupy Fashion - Fashioning It BKStyle! At Arts & Culture Fest: Internet Week New York http://j.mp/Jqs71a
ARTS & CULTURE FEST http://www.artsculturefest.com/ builds artisan and entrepreneur business capacity and affects Brooklyn’s economic growth.
Sunday, April 22, 2012
How does the Fashion.NYC.2020 Report affect Brooklyn and Black designers
How does the Fashion.NYC.2020 Report affect Brooklyn and Black designers... the fact is few know the initiative or program exist or Is it that many simply do not believe it is meant for them? It's a timely question given the fact that i've agreed to support a documentary that explores the economics of "Black is beautiful!"
view online at
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FriHdj0fP06l_XIRLs4rfU-5ebhIrpgavmk-Pp4z9...
So what your responsibility?
The economics of local independent designers across the globe anf by extension Black and Brooklyn fashion designers is at the center of my mission...I am reading the 27 page report(downlodad here) and cannot help wonder what others think! . i
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The fashion 2020 initiative is made up of six components!
Fashion Campus NYC: Programming to expose summer interns to the
breadth of exciting career opportunities available on the business side of
the industry
• Fashion Draft NYC: A talent recruitment initiative in which select top
college seniors get a behind-the-scenes look at the industry and interview
with some of the City’s fashion firms for full-time, management-track
positions
• NYC Fashion Fellows: A recognition program offering mentoring,
networking and educational opportunities to “rising stars” in fashion
management
Develop the next generation of
management and merchant leaders
Sustain NYC’s role as
the world’s center of
fashion media, marketing
and retailing
Support key
differentiators
Become a hub of innovation for
specialty and multi-channel retail
experiences
Build new
assets
Continue to be the HQ
hub of the wholesale
trade and department
stores
Accelerate growth of the
world’s top design talent
and fashion
entrepreneurs
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• Design Entrepreneurs NYC: An entrepreneurial “boot camp” to equip
emerging designers with the tools necessary to launch and manage a
fashion business
• Project Pop-up: An annual competition to foster innovation in retail by
promoting compelling, cutting-edge fashion retail concepts
• NYC Fashion Production Fund: A fund providing emerging designers
loans for production financing as well as mentoring services and access to
local production resources
The Fashion.NYC.2020 report covers the following areas of interest:
- Current status and major trends impacting the NYC Fashion Industry
- Spend polarization
- Growth in emerging markets
- Rise of contemporary brands
- Growth of vertical brand strategies
- Consumer Centricity
- Sustainability
- New York City’s Fashion Ecosystem
- Fashion Week
- Design
- Manufacturing
- Wholesale
- Retail
- Media and marketing
- NYCEDC’s recommendations and details on initiatives developed to help sustain NYC’s top industry position
- Fashion Campus NYC
- Fashion Draft NYC
- NYC Fashion Fellows
- Design Entrepreneurs NYC
- Project Pop-up
- NYC Fashion Production Fund
NYCEDC’s Fashion.NYC.2020 is a strategic study designed to examine the state of New York City fashion and the challenges facing the industry over the coming decade.
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Arts and Culture Fest Opens this Saturday 21st April at 10am: join them and shop with artisans
Arts and Culture Fest, a production of The Creative Side, will launch this Saturday, April 21, 2012 at 10am as a one-of-kind artisan market for artists and designers to sell their handmade goods to the Flatbush community. It is an innovative project supported by Community Board 9, fiscally sponsored by the Brooklyn Arts Council, sponsored by State Senator Eric Adams and CaribZone.com. The Fest is located at Parkside Plaza, an outdoor plaza in front of the Parkside Avenue Train Station (B and Q Trains) in Flatbush, Brooklyn.
The market will operate on Saturdays from April 21st until October 20th, 2012. It was originally presented to Brooklyn’s Community Board 9 in June 2011. For Pearl Miles, district manager of Community Board 9, “Arts and Culture Fest is a wonderful addition to Flatbush. It will re-energize an empty plaza in our community.”
Arts and Culture Fest
produced by
The Creative Side
Monday, April 16, 2012
Head and Shoulders, Knees and Toes: Eyes, Ears, Body, Mind and Soul- The ECONOMICS of “Black Beauty
Black Is Beautiful leaves a wide scope of interest and interpretations! However a movie on "Black is Beautiful" should feature Beauty, Fashion Hair Accessories and other products by Black Designers & Entrepreneurs – or at the least specifically designed for the black consumer!
At least so I thought and expressed this to the producers of Black is Beautiful the Documentary! Amazingly they shared a similar perspective on the ECONOMICS of “Black Beaty”. In short we’ve designed and a great negotiated Product Placement Opportunity for the movie out August!
We’re partnering with other leaders in the industry to bring Relevant information and on May 19th you can sample this at The Black Is Beautiful Expo and Spa Day in Brooklyn
Fashioning It BKStyle!™;- we present a Spring summer S2012 Makeover of some of the Cast and selected models. Using the best Beauty, Fashions & Accessories from Local (hey we’ll accept from across the globe) in a fashion and hair show during the May 19th Expo and Spa Day!
We're looking to dress the cast; feature summer 2012 fashions ( and later F/W 2012 and support them with the ultimate how to on fashion, hair, beauty, and style from professionals!
What we need
DESIGNER and entrepreneurs who produce Beauty, Fashion & Accessories:- all categories,
- Ladies, Plus, Petite Men’s and Children’s
- Foundation garments, Shoes, Accessories, Jewelry , Nails art etc hair accesories
- Bridal, Pregnancy, Day Office, After 5, Traditional & Modern Ethnic , Special occasion, Textile designers - Wraps body, Head wraps! Swim, Denim, Yoga Lingerie, Fitness, Glasses, Children’s Wear! If you have a Product,
Please fill out the form as it will help us clarify your product and you will be documented for future calls! Call for Local and Global Designers for BKStyle Eventshttp://j.mp/wdYV1P
Details on Hair Makeup and accessories will come soon …
Other features
The Big Chop – Considering Going Natural www.Going-Natural.com will present the Big Chop!
Vendor & Sponsor info for Black Is Beautiful Expo and Spa day May 19thwww.Blackandlatinofilm.com
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
This Ain’t Your Mama’s Dress Shop A How to Start Fashion Tech Guide for Designers!
The full tirle should be-
This Ain’t Your Mama’s Dress Shop A Guide on How to StartUp an run an independent Fashion company using Tech for Designers!
some things just can't be done effectively in 100 charaters!
It is possible for an independent design business to earn six figures in it's first year... with one full time and one part time employee! It is possible for anemerging independent designer to earn $24000 three hrs a day of work... online! Somehow many believe that figure is $16000 for a full time indeie pendent designer!
Things do not always look the same or work the same- it depends on your vantage point! The fact is despite the hype and dollars... I'm not sure the at consumer needs are being met ... in that they are gettng great fitting, well made clothing from their online purchases especially in the indie design market! At the end ofhe h day we sell clothing that is meant to find it's way from racks and ware houses into consumers closets and onto their backs... so why has teh "discount" model prevailed!
I diid not glean this info from facebook or wikipedia... I'm a fashion designer with a passion for technology and have been exploring this topic since 2003/4. Here is the submission text!
I‘m a 3rd generation modiste; custom designer, FIT trained, and apprenticed under designers around the globe! I lead a local tour de force, that is global, and the best kept secret in the fashion industry! We complain about “Facebook”, yet we’re addicted to updating our pages, liking, sharing, and tweeting our lives away. But how can we use this energy to drive business? We have conversations on production value, encoding, film vs. video sets; ROI, Klout, influence; streaming;-realtime, asynchronous and/or simultaneous and take it SoMoLo, shoppable and connected! We take orders on mobile phones, Skype with clients across oceans; sell from LA to Lagos and source from Vegas to Hong Kong.. This may not be your mama’s dress shop… so what do we need to take indie designers global!
If You want to hear me speak and share more then Vote at http://j.mp/I0hHXN #makethestage @internetweek.look for " This Ain’t Your Mama’s Dress Shop A How to Fashion Tech Guide for Designers!" Register and press that thumbs up button EVEN IF WE ARE AT THE TOP! every vote counts and we want to share our knowledge!
I share what I know on Fashion & Technology with passion. I'm Best when I speak on the topic!
In the mean time click though and read on shoppable- interactive media and how to DIY...
to #startup & Sell #Fashion #tech @badassebsin the meantime please tweet
Vote @ http://j.mp/I0hHXN #makethestage @internetweek. This Ain’t Your Mama’s DressShop- How to #startup & Sell #Fashion #tech @badassebs
Shoppable or interactive media - how can an idependent designer use it | @internetweek #makethestage vote today
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just posted some notes on shoppable media- If You want to here me speak and share more then Vote at http://j.mp/I0hHXN #makethestage @internetweek.look for " This Ain’t Your Mama’s Dress Shop A How to Fashion Tech Guide for Designers!" Register and press that thumbs up button EVEN IF WE ARE AT THE TOP! every vote counts and we want to share our knowledge!
I share what I know on Fashion & Technology with passion. I'm Best when I speak on the topic!
In the mean time click though and read on shoppable- interactive media and how to DIY...
to #startup & Sell #Fashion #tech @badassebsin the meantime please tweet
Vote @ http://j.mp/I0hHXN #makethestage @internetweek. This Ain’t Your Mama’s DressShop- How to #startup & Sell #Fashion #tech @badassebs
Saturday, March 24, 2012
What should I do… a young designer wonders how to handle the NY “Dress code” - Politics of Style and Race in America
What do you do when your "look" is perceived to be a hindrance and closes of access..There are Black and White cases (no pun intended) as in the case of Trayvon Martin ... but what if you could not get served, or were refused entry into a club based on your "look". What if t were your skin color; Your sexuality.
What of those that say the club has a right to set a vibe... where ishould teh line be drawn?
NY night club dress codes have always been a grey area matter. However what if you suspect Racism, or gender discrimination... what if it were size discrimination? What if it were your sole source of income?
I’ve adopted a young aspiring designer , who came to NY… Like I have many young females… This week she posed her delimna.
She wanted to leave her job… but like many she needs to be able to pay her bills till while she works on her dream. The problem She works as a hostess at a trendy NY Nightspot, Tips and salary are Great! She is extremely uncomfortable with the dress code. To be frank… she’s observed the latent Racism, and “Popularity’ based on “model” look.
It says a lot that she noticed it, Felts instinctively that its discriminatory and is torn!
Few would including the friends she hangs out with! While she gets in she is still conscious of the damage to the ego of young men and women who want to fit it and Abhors the bullying…
She has noticed that the door men are selecting on Skin color… separating groups of young people dressed similarly especially with the young women. White model types get in first, Model looking black girls next, Regular whites and mixed race….. the dark skinned females seldom make it in unless they are “Model Types”
Here's the thing fashion blogs and site applaud such behaviour...
Even within groups of the same race the line is "Wealth" ... "Upsacle... is the preferred word! then. I challenged her aas i would you to learn her rights and what can be done...
always a teacher i advised "Google It" or call 311
how to handle suspected racial discrimination at entertainment venues "- Google Search http://j.mp/GNnaxq
But seriously what would you do ... with right comes responsibilities, I wonder... did no one notice a man following a child what if it were a white youth and a Black male would teh neighbors have heard calls for help and done nothing!
What do you do when you are teh individual given special priveldges in discrimination... do you slide through or stand up?
Saturday, March 10, 2012
50 Screen Shots and images of Black Designers In Fashion Accessories, Home & Interiors Posted
There is still a lot more to be iIncluded, as well as completing the task of collecting the latest material on all and seriously taking a Look at what Is Black Dress... When I see a designer I wonder what inspires them... What sets there cut and finish apart!
Black Dress 2012 - looks at Nigerian Fashion & Fabrics- Black Fashion Designer
Few Designers are as noted as Nigerian Fashion and Fabrics! Yet this design house is part of a Graowing trend of designers Taking Care of Business! Now iN Nogeria They are seeking to Help Build a Budding Silk textile and production industry to supply the needs of designers!
image 2005 - Brooklyn Jazz of Fahion!
Black Dress looks at Designers of African heritage as well as those wth an "African" Aesthetic and even those who do "Black Dress" as in Formal Wear. then there is Black dress as in teh color Black (as someone reminded me) Designers can click to This LINK to submit or enter info ...
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Black Dress 2012 - looks at Esther Joseph of Kuumba Designs Black Fashion Designer
Black Dress looks at Designers of African heritage as well as those wth an "African" Aesthetic and even those who do "Black Dress" as in Formal Wear. then there is Black dress as in teh color Black (as someone reminded me) Designers can click to This LINK to submit or enter info ...
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Black Dress 2012 - looks at Raif Atelier Black Fashion Designer
Black Dress looks at Designers of African heritage as well as those wth an "African" Aesthetic and even those who do "Black Dress" as in Formal Wear. then there is Black dress as in teh color Black (as someone reminded me) Designers can click to This LINK to submit or enter info ...
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Black Dress 2012 - looks at Mertiques Black Fashion Designer
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Black Dress 2012 - looks at Uzuri International Black Fashion Designer
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Black Dress 2012 - looks at Pyromaniac by MP Black Fashion Designer
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Black Dress 2012 - looks at Mataano Black Fashion Designer
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Black Dress 2012 - looks at Kevan Hall Black Fashion Designer
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Black Dress 2012 - looks at Loud culture Black Fashion Designer
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Black Dress 2012 - looks at Byron Lars Black Fashion and Designer
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Black Dress 2012 looks at Farai Simoyi Black Fashion and Designer
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Thursday, March 08, 2012
Black Dress 2012 looks at #Black #fashion designer B Michael
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I am creating a list of designers. Black Dress looks at Designers of African heritage as well as those wth an "African" Aesthetic and even those who do "Black Dress" as in Formal Wear. Then there is Black dress as in the color Black I am creating a list of designers. Designers can click to This LINK to submit or enter info ...
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