Miromoda Fashion Design Competition 2010
Are you a Maori Fashion Designer wanting the chance to show your designs at New Zealand Fashion Week 2010??
Well register quickly for the Miromoda Fashion Design Competition because registrations close Friday May 7th at 5pm.
Your concept, drawings and photos do not have to be in until 21st May 2010, so you still have time to get your ideas together.
And if your successful, you'll go on to the next stage of producing your garments to be judged by fashion industry experts such as Rex Turnbull (co-founder of Miromoda) and Pietar Steward (NZ Fashion Week representative).
Miromoda Fashion Design Awards will be held soon after the judging to find out the winners who will be showing at New Zealand Fashion Week as well as a fashion show of all the designs.
So check out www.miromoda.com for more information and to get the entry form.
The Miromoda Fashion Design Competition is back again for 2010 and taking entries from designers who identify as being Maori. This year there are four categories to enter into including;
Established Designer - Professional designers who work for an established designer or with their own established label.
Emerging Designer - Open to all emerging designers including tertiary students.
Haute Couture Designer – All designers who are able to showcase their abilities in haute couture design.
Tee Shirt Placement Design - Open to secondary, tertiary and freelance designers or artists.
The winner and runner up in each category will win the opportunity to have their collection showcased at New Zealand Fashion Week in September!
Entries including entry form, images and collection concept is due by the 21st of May 2010 at 5pm.
Download the entry form right for more information: Miromoda 2010 Entry Form
Fashion designers, designers, tertiary and secondary students.
Download the forms here
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MiromodaMiromoda - the Indigenous Māori Fashion Apparel Board (IMFAB) was founded in December 2008, as a non-profit organisation instituted to advance the quality status of Māori fashion design and to raise its artistic and professional standards; to define a code of ethical practices of mutual benefit in public and trade relations; and, to promote appreciation of the fashion arts through leadership in high quality and aesthetic discernment.
Miromoda is therefore committed to nurturing the development of the Māori fashion industry’s future designers and its educational initiatives will provide support and strengthen resources for students at high school, tertiary and post-graduate levels. In addition, Miromoda envisages offering support to working designers in the early stages of their careers, and should they require it, mentoring throughout their future including international profile and participation.
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