Krofchick Honored as Youngest MAS in Canada

Toronto-based Artmetal Promotional Products president Evan Krofchick, MAS was honored at the general opening session of the Promotional Product Professionals of Canada (PPPC) 2010 national convention for outstanding achievement as the youngest MAS in Canada. Krofchick also spoke at the general assembly on the value of the CAS/MAS program.

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Vantage Apparel–Alo Women’s Short Sleeve Bamboo Tee
Do you bamboo? The Alo Women’s Short Sleeve Bamboo Tee from Vantage Apparel is 67 percent bamboo, 29 percent cotton and 4 percent spandex jersey. It features contrast thread at bottom and sleeve hem. The bamboo fibers have inherent moisture-wicking properties and are naturally antibacterial, hypoallergenic and breathable. Stretch-Flex technology provides garments with comfort, freedom of movement and lasting recovery.

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Rodarte Boasts Hipster Celebs, Beautiful Collection (Huffingtonpost.com)

The bittersweet drama that played out on the Rodarte runway Tuesday reminded fashion insiders why Kate and Laura Mulleavy have become such a big deal in such a short time.

The theme of their collection was the hazy state of consciousness that comes between sleep and being awake. Lovely, lace-draped dresses in a light, almost dusty palette captured the feeling of vintage lingerie and wallpaper prints but there was something weighing on them, too–a seriousness, a respect.

Click here to read the entire story from the Huffingtonpost.com.

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Marc Jacobs (Style.com)

Just last week, Marc Jacobs president and recent Twitter convert Robert Duffy tweeted a request for set ideas for the label’s fall show. That apparently spurred Jacobs himself into action, and he more than rose to the challenge: As the show began, spotlights picked out the designer and Duffy tearing the brown construction paper from a wood frame structure at the back of the Armory. The paper duly removed, all 56 models were revealed, standing in formation on the raised platform and staring back at the audience.

Click here to read the entire article from Style.com.

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