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Arizona Costume Institute will host its annual holiday luncheon, a fashion fundraising event for the Phoenix Art Museum.

The event raises vital support for fashion-design exhibitions, education programs, and acquisitions at the museum. This year’s event will feature designer Jonathan Simkhai and will celebrate the philanthropic efforts and achievements of Honorary Chair Eileen Yeung.

The luncheon takes place at 10:30 a.m. Monday, Dec. 4 inside Cummings Great Hall at the Phoenix Art Museum, 1625 N. Central Ave.

Tables of 10 for the luncheon are sold out. Individual tickets are available at https://phxart.org/special-events-series/aci-holidayluncheon2023/.

Yeung is a Phoenix native, a graduate of the University of Arizona, and a longtime supporter of the Phoenix Art Museum.

She served on the Phoenix Art Museum board of trustees from 1996 to 2011 and was also active in the museum’s Circles of Support program during that time period. From 2013–2018, she was a member of the museum’s Asian Arts Council, during which time she served as both president of the support group and co-chair of its gala.

 

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We are delighted to announce that our Christmas Craft & Gift Extravaganza is back again this year on Sunday 10th December.
This super event will feature over 70 great craft and gift stalls including: animal figurines • textiles • soaps • handmade cards • soft toys • collectables • handmade candles • wildlife photography • confectionery • glassware • jewellery • cakes • ladies designer clothing • paintings • woodwork • pens … and lots, lots more!
It’s the perfect pace to find that extra special Christmas present.
Admission just £2 per person with children under 15 free, plus free parking.
Anyone wishing to book a stall in the craft and gift marquee at this event should contact the Creative Crafts team directly on 07966 499748, email us on QW5kcmV3ICEgY2NhIHwgYW9sICEgY28gISB1aw== or book online at https://www.creativecrafts-online.co.uk/craft-events/ . NB: Please do not respond to individuals on FB claiming to take bookings for this event.

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We are delighted to announce that our Christmas Craft & Gift Extravaganza is back again this year on Sunday 10th December.
This super event will feature over 70 great craft and gift stalls including: animal figurines • textiles • soaps • handmade cards • soft toys • collectables • handmade candles • wildlife photography • confectionery • glassware • jewellery • cakes • ladies designer clothing • paintings • woodwork • pens … and lots, lots more!
It’s the perfect pace to find that extra special Christmas present.
Admission just £2 per person with children under 15 free, plus free parking.
Anyone wishing to book a stall in the craft and gift marquee at this event should contact the Creative Crafts team directly on 07966 499748, email us on QW5kcmV3ICEgY2NhIHwgYW9sICEgY28gISB1aw== or book online at https://www.creativecrafts-online.co.uk/craft-events/ . NB: Please do not respond to individuals on FB claiming to take bookings for this event.

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LENOX, Mass. On Saturday, June 10, and Sunday, June 11, the town of Lenox will host the 2023 Spring Art Walk event. 


 


The event is a collaboration with the Lenox Chamber of Commerce, the Lenox Cultural District, and Gordon Fine Arts. The event will run Saturday 10:00 am- 5:00 pm and Sunday 11:00- 4:00 pm.


 


This is the 6th Lenox Art Walk to be held. The Art Walk is a curated show of artists and artisans who showcase their work throughout downtown Lenox. The Artists’ tents will be set up along the Main Street sidewalk and into Lilac Park. A wide range of Artists representing various mediums are invited to display their artwork and artisan products over the two-day event. Offerings include paintings, drawings, photographs, ceramics, fiber arts, jewelry and clothing.


 


The event, which began in Fall of 2020 in an effort to introduce high-end Artists to the residents and visitors of Lenox has grown to upwards of 50 Artists with over 3000 attendees. The previous Art Walks have been well received by the town businesses and hugely successful due the caliber of Artists that attend. These artists attract a discerning Art crowd that also enjoys shopping and dining in Lenox.


 


“Our goal is to continue merging Art and Commerce in a beautiful setting like the Berkshires that attracts people who have a great appreciation for what is offered at our shows. For this Spring Art Walk,  we are having to turn Artists away because the event has become so popular. We want all of the Artists to make money, so it is important to maintain a show size that allows that,” said Sue Gordon of Gordon Fine Arts.


 

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The Met Gala 2023’s most talked-about moments include incredible looks, surprise revelations, and felines – all in honor of Karl Lagerfeld

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The Chronicle

Mthulisi Tjibale Ncube, [email protected]

The sun was shining brightly on the plush gardens of Alliance Française de Bulawayo, where a celebration of art, fashion, music, and literature was taking place. The audience was dressed in black, but there was no sorrow or sadness in the air. Instead, there was a feeling of excitement and anticipation, as guests waited for the event to begin.

Langelihle Bhule, the resolute dynamite, was the driving force behind the launch. She had organised everything almost single-handedly, with the help of her uncle and the support of Alliance Française.

The event was a three-in-one celebration, featuring an art exhibition, the launch of her clothing line, Solrika, and her debut novel, Resolute Dynamite.

Langelihle (left) with the Director of Alliance Francaise, Monsieur Guillaume, holding the artefact made by Langa and presented to the AF de Bulawayo.

The theme of the event, held last Wednesday, was “Ignite the Light in You!” – a call to inspire and succeed. Langelihle took to the stage and blessed the audience with a song from Whitney Houston, to which the crowds ululated and whistled. The colour theme of the event was black, which Langelihle described as a versatile colour that can be easily blended with other colours to create a stylish and elegant look.

cutting the cake Resolute dynamite

Langelihle is a woman of many talents, with a great fashion sense and a passion for writing.

When asked about her purpose in life, she explained, “I am the sun, and it is through the sun that there’s life in plants and humanity. I believe my purpose in life is to inspire others that I meet, especially young women. It is never easy to start, but one has to be determined.”

Her artwork

Her persistence, optimism, and creativity

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A couple of weekends ago, I attended a fashion show put on by Dallas Fashion Week, which I wasn’t even aware was a thing, nor do I know how long it’s been a thing. The whole event is a bit mysterious to me, even though I was literally in the audience.

On its website, Dallas Fashion Week only describes itself as “a new international platform that creates a bridge between fashion designers, artists, and the U.S. market.” They also state that Dallas deserves to be recognized as an international fashion destination, and while the whole event seemed to lack organization, information, and structure, I agree that there’s no reason Dallas shouldn’t be acknowledged as a city with abundant fashion potential.

This was demonstrated in the clothing showcased during the event’s kickoff fashion show at Markowicz Fine Art. The collections were diverse, intricate, and unique. There were puffy-sleeved cocktail dresses, matching iridescent suits, vibrant swimwear, and more. I couldn’t imagine most of it being worn in everyday situations, but I admired the aloof distinctiveness of the designs. The clothes were just as much “art” as any sculpture or painting I’ve ever seen.

Another thing that caught my eye on the Dallas Fashion Week website was that the event would contribute 20% of ticket sales to Okhmadyt Children’s Hospital in Kyiv, which is, to say the least, an incredibly noble objective.

The logistics of the event itself seemed a bit disjointed. The fashion show I attended was held at Markowicz Fine Art, which is a beautiful gallery but was definitely not large enough to accommodate attendees. Everyone was shoulder to shoulder with no wiggle room. There was no seating, and navigating to the bathroom or bar was a feat I imagine to be on par with climbing Everest. The lack of

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