EME Fashion show program: Eclectic Evolution

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EME Themes
Cupid’s Diary, by Nadine and Lynda
As you can imagine, this theme is about love and the
ways in which it is communicated. This interpretation
involved inviting attendees of ‘Eclectic Evolution’ to
write their love notes on the walls.
Future versions will include walls filled with love letters,
note and poems. There will also be an increasing list of
communications methods, from age old letters to
modern day texts, swipes and who knows what else.
There is as much fun as you want with this theme, but
it can also be melancholy and pensive.
Photo courtesy of Marcin Libera
Nadine Montaghami first trained as an interior designer when she was
17 years old for a company near the Lake District. After coming runner
up three times in a national window dressing competition, she then
dabbled in fashion, eventually going to university and gaining a BA
Honours degree in contemporary fine art.
She moved to London 18 months ago and met her business partner
(and manager at her full-time job) Lynda.
Nadine also coaches women in self-confidence and inner power and
recent walked the runway of a fashion show in London to prove bigger
women can be confident too.
Lynda Thompson started her career as a dental nurse and eventually
became a practice manager, but she has always had a passion for art
and fashion. After meeting Nadine, the two formed a friendship and
business partnership after realising they both had a creative touch for
dressing rooms and designing concepts.
Futuristic, by Rebecca Lilley
This is surely one of our most variable themes. It
changes to accommodate may perspectives of what
futuristic might mean. In this version Rebecca has
created an interpretation of cold anonymity facilitated
by the hard to see influence of the web.
Other interpretations offer a more optimistic outllook.
However you choose to interpret it, the experience will
be uniquely yours.
Rebecca began exploring her creative talents from age 5. She
studied theatre and costume design before making the drastic
change to law and working in finance.
Rebecca is currently studying with the London school of styling -
Fashion and personal styling. In learning about style, she likes
exploring modern fashion trends with vintage couture and seeing
how to bring a sense of realism to clothes. She hopes to continue
working on fashion week jobs as well as her business
PassageToPoise, offering fashion styling/ coaching as well as photo
shoots.