FUNKSHION : FASHION WEEK MIAMI BEACH

FUNKSHION: FASHION WEEK MIAMI BEACH

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+ Event Calendar

FUNKSHION: Fashion Week Miami Beach
900 16th Street #210
Miami Beach, FL 33139
t. 305 + 673 + 2756
f. 786 + 866 + 9647
info@funkshion.com
www.funkshion.com

For information on sponsorship opportunities contact:

Sale Stojanovic
Vice President of Business Development
phone: 305.673.2756
email: sale@funkshion.com

Alaine Perez
Vice President of Busines Development
phone: 305.673.2756
email:alain@funkshion.com

For Event Production Information:

Aba Kwawu
Director of Fashion Production
phone: 202.625.8370
email:aba@theabaagency.com

For Press inquiries and additional information:

Matt Heien
Director of Public Relations
Principal / Eastside Public Relations
Co-producer / Funkshion: Fashion Week Miami Beach
www.fashionweekmiami.com
Co-founder / Cancun International Film Festival (www.ciff.com)
phone: 917.864.7867
email: matt@eastsidepr.com

September 23, 2008
FUNKSHION + B COOL
Present FISICO
Milan, Italy
click here for more info

October 3, 2008 at 8PM
Film Festival of the Americas
Press Conference
Hotel Setai

October 2, 2008 at 8PM
Red Dress
Go Red For Women
Botanical garden

Guests and celebrities at Funkshion will enjoy complimentary
Cointreaupoitan tastings before each show at the Botanical Garden.
October 1 - 4, 6 to 8pm.

+ In The Spot Light

FUNKSHION partnered up with COAST Trade Show at the Savoy Hotel to create a unique Fashion Week in Miami Beach. From 10AM - 5PM, COAST and participating designers will host many buyers from around the country, and from 5PM - 11PM designers will showcase their newest collections for Spring/Summer 2009.

+ Our Friends

- Elle

- Fashion Group International

- Inside Fashion World

- Style 360

- Black Book

- Paper

+ Best Fashion Shows Spring 2008
	Cristina Ferrari - Fisico Great elegance, quality and style, are the characterizing elements of the beachwear line, which was aimed at those consumers who were interested in pret-à-porter fashion, in the new tendencies and in the distinctiveness of the product.	Russell Simmons’ new line, Argyle Culture, stood out in terms of colors, fabrics, and style. The line appeals to a sophisticated yet trendy audience, maintaining both a contemporary and timeless essence.	Noticeable as well was the Marceau + D’ Amore line Marceau presented men’s and women’s jeans, bathing suits, and dresses reminiscent of Sharon Stone in Basic Instinct: fun, sexy, and provocative.