Runways Re-cap of La Belle Epoch

Hello Models,

This is a runway re-cap of the Feb 27 La Belle Epoch Fashion Show.
As a designer, we are tasked to create new fashion. We want to shape what we want as a future fashion. It is important for us to make a mark, to leave our name behind in our clients' minds. To do that, we have to have an impact. To have an impact, the show must be smooth, dramatic and flowing. It is part of our job to direct the show if necessary. Choreographing a show is as important as sewing the garments. As a young designer, I have a duty to train models to make sure the creations come to life.
Thus, runways re-caps are important to show the models what needs to be improved.

This Runways re-cap is based on pictures we've taken plus video from Hobbes and Landes.

Pearl: Good control of the dog. Walk is excellent but the posing falls to redundancy. You need to work on newer poses and more varied ones.

Kat: Some posing were ok. Turning was awkward. Maybe fault of big dog but needs more grace. It also needs posing. You were lost in controlling the dog versus being a model.

Janina: There are times you forget to pose and smile in a strange way. How strange: splash island strange. Again, turning was awkward. You need more modeling poses.

Darlene: There are times the dog controls you and it shows on your face. You photograph well on stolen moments but not during actual posing. If the dog misbehaves and drags you around, act like a pro and don't let it show on your movements/face.

Angel: You also had a hard time controlling your dog and you lacked photos because of that. Remember, the dog is an accessory. You have to shine no matter what.

Niah: I loved what you did when the dog sat down. Fixing his hat was a nice touch. You were actually very good especially with an active dog. Don't forget to give that trademark you because it was lost when the dog dragged you around.

Raine: You are actually photogenic while posing and while being candid. All your shots were great but int he video (and actual runway) you walked very awkwardly. You need to practice working with heels. Being tall is an asset but you need to show that while striding on that carpet.

Cheryl: Your dog was easiest to control since he's small and yours. You need to work on your posing. There's wasn't much posing done. Also since you are working with your dog, it is important to have an interactive shot with her.

So far, the show was a success and the crowd loves it. Models, please practice and improve. Next red carpet in on ATC March 27.