NOW ACCEPTING ENTRIES!!! DETROIT ROCKS THE RUNWAY @ THE 32nd AFRICAN WORLD FESTIVAL Emerging Designer Showcase

Posted by pipercarterstudio on June 16, 2014 · Leave a Comment

Are you an up and coming designer between the ages of 18-30yrs?

Here’s the platform to launch your career.

DETROIT ROCKS THE RUNWAY

@ The 32nd THE AFRICAN WORLD FESTIVAL

Emerging Designer Showcase

NOW ACCEPTING ENTRIES!!!

Featuring the freshest cultural apparel design talent representing the African diaspora

– providing a unique opportunity to expose up-and-coming lines to press, retailers,

+ potential clientele.

For consideration please provide any of the following:

•line sheets

•look book

•website

•other marketing materials

Please send submission to: awf@chwmuseum.com

with the subject line: Detroit Rocks The Runway Emerging Designer Showcase

DEADLINE: TUES JULY 1, 2014

office#: 313.494.5824

SELECT PARTICIPANTS WILL BE INCLUDED IN

THE SHOW AT THE AFRICAN WORLD FESTIVAL

DETROIT ROCKS THE RUNWAY AUGUST 2014

EMERGING DESIGNER SHOWCASE

If You are interested in becoming a Vendor or Volunteer Please download the applications here: http://thewright.org/african-world-festival

If You are Interested in becoming a Sponsor Please send an email inquiry here: awf@chwmuseum.org

with the subject line: Potential Sponsor

Detroit’s largest ethnic festival and one of the most widely anticipated events of the summer, presented by the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History is the 32nd Annual African World Festival. Hours are Friday, Aug. 15 through Sun., August 17, 2014 from 11am – 11pm each day. The festival is free and more than 150,000 people are expected to attend the weekend celebration of a full range of communities representing the African Diaspora.

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