Monrovia Fashion Week is back this year for 2015 edition of the event. Are you are a talented model and you want opportunity to be part of this year's event?
Model casting has been scheduled Saturday, August 29, 2015 at
Lila Brown Restaurant on UN Drive.
The organizers of Monrovia Fashion Week is currently looking for applications
from established or new models for a variety of activities. Runway models to engage
the performances, editorial and commercial models to grace the MFW promotions
and magazine features in addition to a very special competition, ´Face of Monrovia Fashion Week.´ This event will allow
the chosen winners (one male and one female) to feature on the first magazine
cover, along with a feature fashion editorial spread. The dynamic young female
and male model will embody the energy, diversity and branding of MFW through
their image, attitude and personality.
‘The invitation for applications by e-mail is currently open
for models residing out of Liberia. We also will accept models that are
non-Liberia. The main casting event will give the candidates an opportunity to
apply for all classifications, as well as interviews from the MFW team, opportunities to present their
portfolios (both on-line and off-line) concluding in a general question and
answer session with other candidates.
We are also accepting applications from Designers, Make Up
Artists, Hair Stylists and Volunteers at the Model Call. Come and sign up on
Saturday, or send us an email.’
Interested models must meet the following criteria;
The application will be made in person or through e-mail
with the models full name, age (over 16 only) and statistics below;
Height:
Female 5’9 and above
Male 6 ft and above
Dress Size: 2 – 8
Age: 16 years old
and above (if you are under 18, please
bring written consent from parent of guardian)
Must be healthy and in good condition
Clear/unblemished skin
No obvious scars or large tattoos
You will be asked to walk in high heels (women)
Bring along the followoing items:
Pair of high heels
2 copies of your photo
Size (Bust, Waist, hips, Dress size, shoe size, etc)
Jeans pants (men and women)
For further information please
contact;
Marjean Sherman (Founder/CEO)
Monrovia Fashion Week
E-mail: monroviafashionweeklib@yahoo.com
Twitter: @MonroviaFW
Instagram:
@MonroviaFashionweekLIB
Facebook: Monrovia Fashion Week
About Monrovia Fashion Week
The purpose for MFW is to discover, showcase and inspire
fashion talent in and from Liberia, as well as from the rest of the world.
Africa is a continent with unique fashion inspirations and design aesthetics
which we desire to showcase to the world.
We want to be able to pull out all African and Liberian-inspired fashion designers, merge them with other designers so that Europeans and the world alike can see the richness that is embedded within us as a people. By doing this it will encourage local commerce of the designer's products. As we create a movement to help develop fashion in Africa, we will in turn create thousands of jobs in the widely branched fashion industry. And in doing so, support the fight against poverty in Liberia.
MFW would like to expand the Liberian fashion and textile industry through mentoring, exhibiting and promoting home based and international African and African-inspired designers. The ultimate vision is the empowerment of Liberian designers, highlighting their contributions to the industry and branding African countries as global players in fashion, art and culture.
Monrovia Fashion Week will be from December 17 – 20, 2015, and it will present the latest collections to the fashion press; fashion journalists, photographers, stylists, retail buyers and the fashion audience.
Monrovia Fashion week is not only a business event but is also an artistic, social and cultural gathering. Fashion is a constantly moving art form. Following and recognizing this movement is what the Fashion industry is about. Designers put creativity and innovation into their designs to tell their artistic story to the audience and the fashion industry.
We want to be able to pull out all African and Liberian-inspired fashion designers, merge them with other designers so that Europeans and the world alike can see the richness that is embedded within us as a people. By doing this it will encourage local commerce of the designer's products. As we create a movement to help develop fashion in Africa, we will in turn create thousands of jobs in the widely branched fashion industry. And in doing so, support the fight against poverty in Liberia.
MFW would like to expand the Liberian fashion and textile industry through mentoring, exhibiting and promoting home based and international African and African-inspired designers. The ultimate vision is the empowerment of Liberian designers, highlighting their contributions to the industry and branding African countries as global players in fashion, art and culture.
Monrovia Fashion Week will be from December 17 – 20, 2015, and it will present the latest collections to the fashion press; fashion journalists, photographers, stylists, retail buyers and the fashion audience.
Monrovia Fashion week is not only a business event but is also an artistic, social and cultural gathering. Fashion is a constantly moving art form. Following and recognizing this movement is what the Fashion industry is about. Designers put creativity and innovation into their designs to tell their artistic story to the audience and the fashion industry.
MONROVIA FASHION WEEK 2015: MODEL CASTING CALLS
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