ASID SOUTH CENTRAL CHAPTER 2019 PRODUCT ......PRODUCT RUNWAY 2019 | FRIGHT NIGHT Welcome to Fright Night and the Inaugural ASID South Central Chapter Product Runway Show! Producing

ASID SOUTH CENTRAL CHAPTER

2019 PRODUCT RUNWAYFRIGHT NIGHT

Your guide to this year’s showcase of the best Arkansas has to offer

PRODUCT RUNWAY 2019 | FRIGHT NIGHT

Welcome to Fright Nightand the Inaugural

ASID South Central Chapter Product Runway Show!

Producing Product Runway has been an incredible experience for all of us. Our talented design teams, volunteers, and underwriters have demonstrated what our community is capable of accomplishing when they come together for something bigger than themselves, and we couldn’t be more proud.

Product Runway gives designers in our industry the opportunity to stretch their creative capacities, while participating in a friendly competition with their peers. Volunteers are given the opportunity to further develop leadership skills while making new industry connections and friendships. Vendors have so generously donated to support our efforts and create the garments you are about to see and the beautiful space within which you’ll see them. We can’t thank you all enough!

Product Runway not only showcases our design industry’s widespread talents but it also benefits ASID at large. By being here tonight, you are directly contributing to the design industry in our area. Thank you for being here with us and we wish the best of luck to all of this year’s design teams!

Very Sincerely,

The 2019 Product Runway Planning Committee


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MEET OUR JUDGES

Rebekah LawrenceThe Scout Guide

Rebekah Lawrence serves as editor/owner of The Scout Guide North-west Arkansas – an annual guide and social media platform (includ-ing a weekly blog) dedicated to highlighting the distinct independent businesses and local owners, makers, entrepreneurs and professionals in Northwest Arkansas. Rebekah has been a resident of Arkansas for more than 25 years. Her professional commitment to highlighting “the best of local” in Arkansas began when she founded a statewide home design and lifestyle magazine, At Home in Arkansas, in the mid-nineties. Rebekah also served as Director of New Business Development for home and garden expert and farm-to-table advocate and Arkansan, P. Allen Smith. Later she became a driving force in conceptualizing and launching an ongoing series of statewide, niche publications and digital platforms for Food & Farm and Arkansas Wild’s Bike Arkansas designed to support all facets of living local. Rebekah resides on Mount Sequoyah in Fayetteville with her pilot-husband Nick and their rescue German Shepherd named Batman.


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Dayton Castleman21C Museum Hotel

Dayton Castleman (b. 1975) is a native of New Orleans and works primarily in sculpture and architecturally scaled installation. He re-ceived his BA in Art with a focus on drawing and painting from Belhaven University in 1998, and his MFA in Sculpture from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2008. Castleman has permanent projects locat-ed in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Bentonville, Arkansas, and his artwork has been included in exhibitions throughout the United States and abroad. He was an Assistant Professor of Art in sculpture at Trinity Christian College, Chicago, before moving to Bentonville with his family in 2012, where he has worked at Phat Tire Bike Shop, as a Museum Educator at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, and in his current role as Museum Manager at 21c Museum Hotel Bentonville. He is a co-founder of the independent creative community center Rogers Exper-imental House, serves on the board of NWA Ballet Theatre, and is an active member at First Presbyterian Church of Bentonville. Dayton lives in Rogers with his wife Karen, and their three children Anastasia, Zoe, and Fletcher.

Website: http://daytoncastleman.com


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Matthew CooperExecutive Chef | Preacher’s Son

Chef Matthew Cooper is the Executive Chef of The Preacher’s Son and a true third generation preacher’s son. His father delivered one of his first sermons forty years ago right across the street from the restaurant at First United Methodist, Bentonville. Chef Matt’s passion for food stems from the strong family environment in which he grew up and the training he has acquired over the years.

Chef Matt played a huge role as one of the first members to set a foundation for Ropeswing Group. He joined the hospitality group in January 2015, and opened The Preacher’s Son as the Executive Chef in 2016. He is passionate about creating a fam-ily atmosphere within The Preacher’s Son where everyone feels valued, and can learn and grow in a creative, team-oriented environment. He takes the same approach with his food. The Preacher’s Son is a completely gluten free kitchen as Chef Cooper has Celiac disease, which is why he accommodates all dietary restrictions.

“Relationships matter, and we approach our food program in a sustainable, local-ly-sourced way. I cultivate strong connections with our farmers and their families,” said Chef Matt. “We have a 100 percent food recovery program at The Preacher’s Son and strive to be as sustainable as possible.”

When not working, Chef Matt values time with Priscilla, his partner of close to 20 years; their daughter, Lillian; and two dogs. Living in Bentonville, he feels that both work and home families are a part of a community whose goal is to make a difference in the surrounding region—and the world. “In every respect, Bentonville is an amazing, growing, nurturing place to raise a family, where you can connect with individuals and build relationships through The Preacher’s Son and the neighborhood.”


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Donny HubbardHubbard Clothing Co.

Los Angeles native who grew up fascinated by the city’s fashion and the glamor-ous lifestyles often associated with it, Hubbard moved to Fort Smith at age 13.He later met Paul Rainwater of Rainwater’s Clothing, and began working there at 19.“Literally, the day I started working at Rainwater’s, I thought I would own that store eventually,” Hubbard said.Though his career path led him away from Fort Smith, Hubbard has been a part-owner of Baumans Northwest Arkansas since 2008. That will end Sept. 1, when Hubbard and another investor open their own store, The Independent.“It’s super-exciting to finally get the chance to put your own stamp on something,” Hubbard said.The change comes after a 10-year association with Baumans that began with Hubbard operating as a salesman “building a client base out of the trunk of my car.”Hubbard, who lives with his wife and two children in Springdale, depended large-ly on cold calls before former University of Arkansas golf coach Mike Ketcham introduced him to a pipeline of upwardly mobile clients.“Referrals, referrals, referrals,” Hubbard said, explaining one of the keys to his succes. “I’m a relationship guy, and that’s what’s been most important for me — the ability to provide a service people here were not expecting or couldn’t get anywhere else.”


TONIGHT’S AWARDS

MOST WEARABLEPresented by Curtis Stout

MOST INNOVATIVEPresented by La Harpe’s

BEST PERFORMANCEPresented by EVO

THIRD PLACEPresented by Aldeta/Armstrong

SECOND PLACEPresented by ASID South Central Chapter

BEST IN SHOWPresented by ASID South Central Chapter


8PM | SHOW BEGINSENCORE FLOORING

DEMXTODAY’S OFFICE

HFA TEAM ACROMWELL

PB2BRR

HFA TEAM BUNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS

WER/POLK STANLEY WILCOX/WILLIAMS & DEAN

INTERMISSIONTHERE WILL BE 20 MIN INTERMISSION

WHILE THE JUDGES DELIBERATE. PLEASE ENJOY THE COMPLEMENTARY

COCKTAILS AND REFRESHMENTS!

10PM | VIP AFTER PARTYLOCATED AT THADEN FIELD

DIRECTLY ACROSS THE STREET FROM THE BALLROOM

RUNWAY SHOW


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CHUCKY’S

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MOHAWK/CARPET YARN

COSENTINO/QUARTZ

MOHAWK/CARPET BACKING

MOHAWK/CARPET

DESIGNERSCASSIE BOOTHAMANDA BURCHAMMARIA AVILAISABELLE TROUTMANANDREA CORNWELL

CHILD’S PLAY

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The RavenDESIGNERSCorinne BurnsAbbey RedmonNatalie Clancy

GOTHIC HORROR

GARMENT LABEL/ MATERIAL

HAIR - Farrell Calhoun Paint Stirrers

WINGS - AIS Solid Black Mesh

BELT - Farrell Calhoun Paint Lid Opener

DRESS - AIS Open House - Onyx

Design Statement:

Inspiration for this design was taken from the iconic Raven of the Gothic Horror era. Traveling back in time, we see an elegant silhouette of a woman transformed into a dark, enchanting bird that elicits fear while hypnotizing you with mystical beauty.

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Today’s Office

Crossville glass tile jewelry

Architex textured vinyl bust

Crossville glass mosaic strips

Architex viscone cotton blend fabric high waisted shorts

Kaleidoscope goggles

Crossville glass tile buttons

Architex polyester fabric with a crushed velvet hand

Beaker or test tube with broken green tile as chemicals

Sheer Architex curtain fabric as demi train

Crossville glass shattered on tall boots

Crossville glass tile accent at the top of train (not shown in sketch)

DESIGNERSRachel ClarkLyndi DatherCait MitchellTamara CampbellPaige Parish

Mad Scientist

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MOMENTUM / SHEER AND WALL COVERING

CAMBRIA / QUARTZ

MOMENTUM / UPHOLSTERY

CAMBRIA / QUARTZMOMENTUM / VINYL WALL COVERING

MOMENTUM / UPHOLSTERY

CAMBRIA / TRANSLUCENT QUARTZMOMENTUM / VINYL WALL COVERING

CAMBRIA / QUARTZ

DESIGNERSDUSTY WESTFALLMIRANDA SAWYERBRITTANY CHASESUSIE JONESPEPPER MCTYRE

HITCHCOCK

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Cromwell

ACME slate veneer exterior and National Wallcovering interior collar

ACME glass tile cuffs

ACME Mosaic tile jewelry

ACME mosaic tile corset and belt

National Type II Vinyl Wall Covering skirt

National Type II Vinyl Wallcovering coat with train and liner

DESIGNERSEmily HillAmanda BenhamAmber RomesLily McRaeCorey Edwards

Vampires

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pb2 architecture+engineering

SOFT:TILE MOONSHINE

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SOFT:SUDDEN ABYSS &SOFT:LANTERN DESIRE

SOFT:LANTERN DESIRE &HARD:STRATIFIED + GRAPHITE

SOFT:LUX 913SOFT:SHARKSKIN 2 FROSTED

SOFT:TILE MOONSHINE

DESIGNERS:JULIA JERNIGANKATRINA RAPPANNE EILERCLAUDIA CONTRERAS

THE MASKED MAN

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KNOLL GENERATION - PLASTIC CHAIR BACKING

JE ALLEN CO -PINTA ACOUSTIC WILLTECRONDO SAMPLE AND COLORTEC



JE ALLEN CO - PINTA ACOUSTIC WILLTEC - FLAT SHEET AND COLORTEC

JE ALLEN CO PINTA ACOUSTIC WILLTEC FLAT SHEET

DESIGNERSJOHN NOONANSTEPHANIE RUSSELLKADY HENDRIXCAROL BELLBRITTNIE SIMON

FILM NOIR

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393 TIGER LILY PURTECH URETHANE EDGE BY SURFACEWORKS - 9%

558-5248 DANDELIONULTRALEATHER VIVA BYULTRAFABRICS - 15%

533-1344 ROSE RED BRISAORIGINAL BY ULTRAFABRICS - 9%

544-7313 SEA GLASSBRISA FRESCO BYULTRAFABRICS - 20%

544-4445 PEAR BRISA FRESCO BYULTRAFABRICS - 15%

593-7210 GUAVA BERRYULTRA TECH COVE BY

ULTRAFABRICS - 18%

348 DESIGNER WHITE VINYL EDGEBAND BY SURFACEWORKS - 7%

MT8 KNIFE PROFILE PURTECH URETHANE EDGE BY SURFACEWORKS - 4%

BURNT RUSSETT PURTECH URETHANE EDGE BY SURFACEWORKS - 1%

348 DESIGNER WHITE BASE FIN-ISH BY SURFACEWORKS - .5%

300 BLACK BASE FINISH BY SURFACEWORKS - 1%

593-7210 GUAVA BERRY ULT - .5%

DESIGNERSCHRISTINE FIBELKORNJAMIE BARNESLETICIA MARTINEZMELYSSA PRENGERTESSA CONNORS

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U of A Fay Jones School of Architecture + Design

STEELCASE Transluscent Plastic PanelAnodized Aluminum +Polished Chromeused througout garment

SCHLUTER SYSTEMSKerdi Membrane +Ditra Membraneused throughout garment

SCHLUTER SYSTEMSShowerProfile-Sused for structure

DESIGNERSK. FurlongA. HutchinsN. RichardT. TracyJ. Webb

SCI-FI THRILLER

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https://www.airbnb.com/

ZOMBIE BRIDE DESIGNERS OF THE DEAD DESIGNERS:JOANN WICKES LAUREN DICKEY BETSY LONG ALEX LONGLEY SHANNON MCCURDY

GARMENT LABEL /MATERIALTREAD COLLECTIVE: MIR MOSAIC - SOUTH SEA 15%TREAD COLLECTIVE: MIR MOSAIC - TREASURE ISLAND 15%ARC|COM: FIJI, BEACH %10ARC|COM: URBAN, PEBBLE 10%ARC|COM:CARRARA, ALIVERI 10%ARC|COM: MACHE, LUNAR 10%ARC|COM: KAOLIN, ONYX 10%ARC|COM: VIVO, ONYX10%ARC|COM: SPIRIT, COAL 10%

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PHOTOGRAPHYMEREDITH MASHBURN

MASHBURN PHOTOGRAPHYhttps://mashburnphoto.com/

DJDJ DERRICK

https://www.djderrickd.com/

LIGHTING/RUNWAYLIGHTWORKS

https://www.facebook.com/LightworksEvents/

CATERINGCATERING UNLIMITED

http://www.cateringunlimitednwa.com/

FLOWERSPIGMINT FLORAL STUDIO

https://shoppigmint.com/

PHOTOBOOTHBRIGHTBOOTHS

http://brightbooths.com/

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ASID SOUTH CENTRAL CHAPTER 2019 PRODUCT ......PRODUCT RUNWAY 2019 | FRIGHT NIGHT Welcome to Fright Night and the Inaugural ASID South Central Chapter Product Runway Show! Producing