Photo Credit: Jamie
During culture week at Georgia Tech, models Dominque and June model designer Marian Collier Collections in the afrocentric segment of the cultural fashion and talent showcase. Fashion Focus raised money for Atlanta Charity, for Families Of Children Under Stress (F.O.C.U.S), by door collections and dress sales.
Models: Mark, Erin, June, Rocky, Amy, Richard, Firas, Leigh, Vini, Stefanie, Elizabeth
Location: Ferst Center
www.fashionfocusatl.com, www.focus-ga.org
Photo Credit: Bill
At the eclectic venue for Atlanta's very own MTV show Sweet 16 birthday girl, Element Models pumped up the party in a couture fashion show of colorful layered garments by designer Enkimikaye. Also featured in the show, was the birthday girl with her 2 best guy friend escorts and non other than the MC and diva walker Eva Pigford, winner of America's Next Top Model cycle 3.
Models: Kyle, Brea, Jessica, Jenni, Amy C., Angel & Mireille
Location: Paris On Ponce
Paul Mitchell Hair Habitat for Humanity benefit fashion show at Paul Mitchell The School Atlanta. Models: Erin, Ashley & Richard, Ov, and Kevon. Garments modeled included Urban-Outfitters, Betsey Johnson, and R-max.
Models: Ov, Kevon, Richard, Erin
Location: Paul Mitchell The School Atlanta
www.pmtheschool.com
Model Gialana, hosting the Kentucky Derby event for Fire N Ice Productions in Atlanta, modeling her pretty in pink derby hat, and floral Karen Millen dress.
Models: June, Gialana, Ashley
Location: The Sweet Lowdown
Sponsor: The Today Show
www.thesweetlowdown.com
Perfect Wedding Guide Bridal Fashion Show Models anxiously wait backstage with Element Model Mgmt. Director, Mireille, for the start of the Perfect Wedding Guide Bridal show at the Hyatt Hotel Atlanta Bridal convention. Every hour, model Hope (3rd from right), exclusively modeled one lucky bridal gown by Isabella Margianu that was given away free to a registered bride to be.
Models: Thuy, Anna, Breanne, Hope
Location: Sheraton Atlanta Hotel Downtown
www.perfectweddingguide.com,www.isabellamargianu.com
 Indian model Chhavi wearing traditional indian garment.  Element model Lameeka on the red carpet runway in a traditional indian saari.
Photo Credit: Garza
Models: Stefanie, Nicole, LaMeeka, Stephani
Location: 103 West
www.netipatlanta.org
Photo Credit: Ninh Chau
Element model, Jessica M, participates in informal modeling while posing in tasteful couture lingerie at an exclusive buckhead Valentine's Day shopping event.
Models: Kristin, Chassidy, Whitney, Ashley & Kanjana
Location: The Blue Corset Co. Boutique, East Andrews
www.thebluecorset.com
 Hair styles here include, punk rock, mod style, and classic beauty.  Visiting Japanese hair stylists pose with models at the conclusion of the annual Van Michael instructional hair show.  Element Model Hope getting hair cut by world renown hair dresser Tim Hartley at Van Michael Salon Buckhead.  Models that were asked for a call back were the final selected models for their hair to be cut by international hair dresser Tim Hartley.
Tim Hartley, finished most models hair on stage with explaining how to achieve the look other Van Michael stylists, while cutting and styling each models hair. Hartley has a 30 year career at Vidal Sassoon and was the creative director. Any other day, Hartley charges $400 per hair cut.
Models: Levi, Amber, Ana, Hope, Sarah
Location: Oglethorpe University
www.curatoruk.com/collections_forever_timhartley.html
Photo Credit: Robert
Model doing her job of hosting and collecting emails for the club mailing list.
Models: Jessica
Location: Wet Bar
Models participate in a light workshop for a photography class at the Showcase School of Photography.
Models: Breanne, Audinga, Laurel
Location: Showcase School of Photography
Element Model Mgmt. judged the runway and poise workshop with coach Nickee for the preparation of the upcoming Breast Cancer Benefit Fashion show in April 2008 at Opera, produced by The Sean Maxwell Project.
Location: Opera
Photo Credit: Suha
A Valentines Day party for the beauty industry and fashionable people, benefiting You Can Make a Difference, Melanoma Cancer Awareness.
Models: Audinga, Claire, Chassidy, Kristin, Lisa
Location: Shout
Sponsors: Star 94, T&G tongue and Groove, Betsey Johnson, Smart
Mireille, director of Element Model Management LLC, teamed up with Marhall, a club promoter of Marhall M productions to produce the 7th annul winter wornderland themed fashion show. Element Models had the choice of wearing provided clothes and/or bringing their own ski-lodge themed clothes. Once models were ready with their hair and makeup, they had an impromtu photo shoot to warm up before the fashion show.
Models: Lucy, Anna, Audinga, Hope, Kanjana, Katerina, Yasmin, Jessica, Richard, Erik, & Angel
Location: Opera
www.operaatlanta.com
Photo Credit: Smitty
Mireille of Element Models produced yet another fashion show at the classic 1920's Opera venue. The fashion show was to celebrate leap year, it was themed good vs. bad depicted by garments but mostly by the strong hair and makeup team. Models had fun wearing innovative latex style lingerie by Melissa, an Atlanta designer. Models changed extra slow being careful with latex lingerie, as perfumes, lotions, and metal jewelery could easily damage the latex lingeire. Even the male models willingly sported latex wife beaters and boxer briefs.
Models: Rachel, Lisa, Chassidy, Kanjana, Maria, Yasmin, Dakota, June, Naila, Anna, Annie, Kyle, Kenneth, Jeremiah, & Richard
Element Model Management teamed up with The Block Agency of Tennessee. Models directed only concert fans that were cigarette smokers into a special Camel sponsored room. There models ran a tshirt section by Drive By Press where shirts were hand printed. Models also ran the photo booth dressing concert fans as rock star singers.
Models: Kyle, Hope, & Mireille
Location: CW Atlanta
www.drivebypress.com
The Atlantan Modern Luxury Magazine launched their new The Atlanta Brides publication with a bridal fashion show featuring bridal couture of Anne Barge, Wedding Angels, and Priscilla of Boston. The fashion show started with a couple dancing. The fashion show was choreographed to a Cinderella theme with each model having a unique character trait that was done on the runway and shown off to the Prince at the end of the runway.
Fashion show was produced by Terrance, hair and makeup by The Moore Agency.
Models: June, LaMeeka, Ashley, Jessica
Location: Mason Murer Art Gallery
Video: http://lacourphoto.com/slideshows/?f=atlantan-brides
www.modernluxury.com/brides/atlanta
photo credit: Jason Riffe, Robert Combier
Drop Dead Gorgeous launched its 1st fashion show with event chair Susan Muscari, and co-chairs Daniel Homrich, and Jason Sartain. The purpose of the fashion show benefited child sex trafficing, with Atlanta being the top city in the US for reported child sex trafficing. The event featured key speakers, a fashion show, an auction, exotic cars, and was co-hosted by America's Next Top Model, Bre.
Runway designs by Merino, Thread House, Festivity, and T.
Fashion show was produced by Deon & Jessica, hair and makeup by freelance artists of Atlanta.
Models: Jessica, Stephanie M, & Mireille
Location: Amore Restaurant & Lounge
www.dropdeadgorgeousevent.org
photo credit: Robert, Garza, Art, Michael
Element Model Management produced yet another fashion show with mostly Element Models. Models wore swim suits by Lenox Mall's Swim N Sport featuring bohemian, safari, and all American styling. Some models walked in pairs with choreographed walks, including the favorite of the 2 models Jade and Natasha strutting the catwalk in matching swim suits but different colors. The Summer in the City Fashion Show (just in time for Sex in the City) boasted one of the best runways in Atlanta, 5 feet high, 8 feet wide, and 40 feet long. The suprise finale parade of models included twirling umbrellas and a water gun fight. Dreamz had the best Friday turnout with 2,000 attendees compared to 1,100, all VIP sections were filled.
Models: Jade, Stephanie G, Amy C, Lisa, Maria, Maryam
Location: Dreamz
Sponsors: Swim N Sport, Salon Rouge, Summerhouse Tan, Brash
photo credit: Paul
Element Models wore designer Dawns dresses and tops at the million dollar plus famous Sanford Estate. Catalogue shots were taken inside the all white elegant family room, on the pool side patio, and alongside the golf course.
Models: Kristin, Mireille, Natasha
Location: Sanford Estate
White Science decided to use only Element Models for their national ad campaign. White Science has a product called White Ice, similar to lipstick, only which whitens the teeth. White Ice has been seen at the Prime Time Emmy's. It is easy to use, perfect for touch-ups, professional strength, no sensitivity, removes stains, and White Ice has no strips or trays and includes 20 brush ups. The models enjoyed the change of pace with having to constantly smile during the shoot. In addition to photo shoot creative concepts with an electric guitar, an extra large lollipop, bathrobes, swim suits, and couture, red lips and chocolate strawberries, models all received complimentary teeth whitening. Pictures include a contact sheet of some of the best selected images, a behind the scene shot, and tsome advertisements.
Models: Amy F, Adrianne, Breanne, Grace, Jessica, Ronke, Stephanie M, Alex, Jon, & Jose
Models Amy F, Angel, and Jessica provided the Six Degrees Magazine 2-Year Anniversary entertainment modeling clothes by Drew Lewis in a live photo shoot. The party at Tongue & Groove included a silent auction benefitingy Open Hand and music was by DJ Licious. Sponsors included Beleza, Budweser Select, Tomy Bahama Ultra Premium Rum, Sprint, 1800 Tequila, and Three Olives Vodka
Models: Amy F, Angel, Jessica
www.atlanta.sixdegreesmag.com
Olive, the bridal collection, was created as a classic line of sweet,
simple dresses and skirts. These vintage girly dresses mirror the fabrics and silhouettes from
former wardrobe sylist now turned designer Katriesa's favorite fashion era, the 1950s and 60s. Element teen model, Caroline looked pretty with flower girl dress holding a the little flower girl's hand. Breanne, another teen model, and Mireille wore bridesmaids dresses, while Hope was the lucky bride. Olive
is now sold in local Atlanta boutiques and making a name for itself
across the country with national magazine features in Lucky Magazine
and national television exposure airing on the TBS network's "Movie and
A Makeover".
Models: Breanne P, Caroline, Hope, Mireille
More than 14,000 visitors attended the 22nd Annual Japan Fest. The festival featured, martial arts, food, shopping, and musicians and bands traveling from Japan some who played with a biwa a Japanese-style lute, and taiko drums. This was truly a unique culture shock that of course the Element Models did enjoy after their fashion show. Models each were dressed in Kimono by a special Kimono stylist traveling form Japan. She is so acclaimed that she works with a popular Japanese magazine, Ageha-fashion magazine.
Models: Ali, Stephanie M
Location: Gwinnett Convention Center
www.JapanFest.org
www.Japanesestreets.com/fashion-mags/272/ageha|
Peters Path - Passion Fueled fashion, is an online clothing company.
Most clothing is organic, with some popular labels and some garments
designed by Peters Path and produced in Africa. Shop with Peters Path
and a portion of your sale is donated to a charity you may select.
Models: Grace & Kristin
Element Models attended a model call to see designer Christine at her boutique. At the model call the models showed their portfolio, performed a runway walk, and were interviewed, some models were asked to try on a select few pieces. After the completion of the model call Christine was so impressed with Element Models that she decided to book an extra model than expected for her photo shoot of her fall/winter collection. Here you see our models, Sisse (center), and model Jenni for Christine's holiday party eflyer advertisement.
Models: Jenni & Sisse
photo credit: Ric
For a change models did not have to worry about the time consuming hair
and makeup prep and did not even have to bother with wardrobe. Hand
models got their nails done by Element nail specialist, Val. Models
heald grapes, cheese, and a wine glass for a print ad, for The Sunday
Paper. The advertisement is for an Aids benefit event Uncork a Cure benefiting the
AIDS Research Consortium of Atlanta (ARCA). It
was interesting to see the models hand model, as most of them were also
conscious of their body and facial expression, posing but yet the
photographer was only taking images of the hands. Here you see behind
the scenes shots, one of the many final ads, and Andrew making a silly
face while everyone piles their hands onto the wine bottle.
Models: Andrew, Gida, Lyschel, Therese, & Ziad
Models attended a Versace model call where they did a runway walk, put on a sample size dress, and had a Polaroid full body shot taken. Models left their comp card and Element Model Mgmt. sent the models natural Polaroid’s to the Milan office. Finally after analyzing the models under a microscope Versace made their final model selections. Models attended a private Versace event at an art gallery. Each model wore a Versace outfit from head to toe. Models did freeze pose modeling as a piece of art on 12 different pedestals. Models also posed with celebrity Ciara for a memorable picture. Other celebrities included Monica and The Real Housewives of Atlanta.
Models: Arielle & Karen
Location: Mason Murer Art Gallery
photo credit: Ben Rose
Element Models attending what seemed like an America's Next Top Model casting call for Bravo's TV Show, The Real Housewives of Atlanta Fashion Show. The models line wrapped inside and outside the building. After a long wait in line the models were narrowed down to the top 20 or so. Those models were then asked to attend a model call back dressed all alike with skinny jeans, black heels, and a white tank top for a final assessment before facing elimination. Fortunately, Element Models were not eliminated and proceeded to a couple rehearsas and a fitting to be in Bravo TV's Real Housewives of Atlanta Closet Freak line fashion show , by housewife Lisa Wu Hartwell. Hartwell is a busy career oriented woman who owns a real estate firm, a jewelry line, and a women's and childrens clothing line.
Models: Arielle, Camila, & Madlin
Location: 595 North Event Venue & Lounge
photo credit: Bobby
Photographer Bobby came across Element Models and selected several models off of the Element website for a Go See. At the Go see models Savannah and Madlin were selected for an editorial shoot. Models feedback:
Model Savannah loved the location because of its futuristic and funky feel with the unique playground equipment, reminiscent of The Jetson's. The models and crew enjoyed some great peanut butter & jelly sandwiches hand-crafted by the photographer to keep everyone in a playful, youthful mood. Model Madlin remembers the long shoot from 10am-6pm, and the difficulty shooting with the changing weather on the playground. At first she thought the playground seemed like a great place to shoot, then the rain complicated things. The rain came and went, but when the rain stopped and the sun came out, the kids of course came out and started playing on the playground. This made it challenging to not get the kids into the background of shots. Madlin,at first, was distracted with lots of people on set- with the photographer, assistants,
and hair, makeup, wardrobe stylists, and the models, but she soon relaxed with all their positive energy. The models and talent also had to carpool to the photographers nearby home for bathroom breaks since there were no facilities on site. Aside from the many eccentricities of the day, it was great fun and allowed for some lovely shots!
Models: Madlin & Savannah
Location: Springdale Park Playground in the Poncey-Highlands neighborhood
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