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Raine Magazine, the go-to publication for rising entrepreneurs, today announced their plans to host the Glam Up Grace Valerie fashion design contest with their Spring 2013 Hollywood and Glamour Issue featured singer, Grace Valerie. Together they are calling all designers to create a hot new look for this sizzling pop star.
Mentored by none other than American Idol’s Randy Jackson, Grace Valerie has been taking the dance music charts by storm with her hit singles “Don’t Wanna Be Waiting” and “When the Lights Go Down”. Her fun, sexy style is colorful and innovative, making her the perfect muse for aspiring designers. Grace Valerie is excited to help another talented artist rise to fame.
Raine Magazine is hoping to help nurture and grow the talent of up-and-coming fashion designers through this contest. Founder and editor Nova Lorraine believes entrepreneurs are the new celebrities: “Raine celebrates rising talent and this contest will serve as a channel to get aspiring designers noticed. We want to help discover the next big name in fashion.”
The Glam Up Grace Valerie contest kicks off on Monday, April 22nd with a joint announcement by Raine Magazine and Grace Valerie. Entries will be accepted until Monday, May 13th and the contest is open to Raine Magazine’s Facebook fans. Designers will be asked to submit sketches of their design visions along with details about their fashion experience. Grace Valerie, with the help of Raine Magazine, will choose five finalists whose designs will be showcased on Raine Magazine’s Facebook page for fan voting from May 20th to May 25th.
Facebook fans can vote for their favorite design beginning Monday, May 20th on Raine Magazine’s Facebook page. Their input will help choose the grand prize winner who will have the honor of dressing Grace Valerie. The winning designer will have their garment worn by Grace Valerie at an upcoming performance or event and the designer will also receive an exclusive feature on Raine Magazine’s blog, which receives over 2 million visitors monthly.
Interested designers may visit http://RaineMagazine.com/GraceValerie beginning Monday, April 22nd at 12pm EST for the full rules and regulations and to submit their entries.
The Vans Custom Culture competition inspires high school students across the U.S. to embrace their creativity. In light of decreased educational funding, Vans created this phenomenally-cool project to help ignite creativity and raise funds and awareness for the importance of ART in high schools all over the US. Since 2010, Vans has hosted a nationwide event called Custom Culture where high school students ‘design their own VANS’- the project has opened the doors to thousands of students across the US to compete and create masterpieces of art from a pair of traditional Vans shoes. The winner is awarded $50,000 toward their high school art program!
Registration is slated to kick-off in New York January 2, 2013 – February 11, 2013. How it works is high school art programs can register for the 2013 competition on the Vans Custom Culture website (vans.com/customculture). After registration, each school will be tasked with customizing four favorite Vans styles: the Old Skool, 106 Vulcanized, Sk8-Hi and Classic Slip-On. Students are charged with designing each pair of shoes to fit within one of three themes representing the Vans lifestyle, including action sports, art and music and then also a fourth “local flavor” theme reflecting regional inspiration.
After an internal Vans team narrows down the selection, the public will have the opportunity to vote through the Vans Custom Culture website from April 22 to May 13, 2013. The top five schools will be invited to New York City to showcase their designs for the crowd and celebrity judges at a special event in June2013, where the grand prize winner will be announced.
In March 2013, the designs created by 2012 Vans Custom Culture winners Rio Rancho High School (Rio Ranch, NM) will go on sale at Vans and Journeys stores as well as the Vans online shop. Rio Rancho claimed the $50,000 prize last year as well as Journeys’ “Local Attitude” award when their designs were recognized amongst the nearly 900 participants.
For more information both students and teachers alike can visit http://Vans.com/customculture. The website is the central hub for the contest, providing registration information, contest rules, an exciting kick-off video and program updates.
