Archive for April, 2015
Saturday, April 11th, 2015
Duke won the NCAA title in men’s basketball earlier this week in Indianapolis. For SU fans who are still sore that the Orange didn’t participate in this year’s Big Dance, let us remind you of the school’s academic reputation. During last night’s 8th Annual Fashion & Beauty Communications Milestone show, the Newhouse School fielded a formidable, yet fashionable team of world-class journalism professors.
Take that Duke.
Tags:2015, ACC, Fashion in Motion: Fashion and Beauty Communications Milestone Fashion Show, Joyce Hergenhan Auditorium, Newhouse School of Public Communications, Rate My Professor, SU v. Duke, Syracuse University
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Friday, April 10th, 2015
Gustav Hoffman (bass) took the beat down a notch during the CD release party for Slow Train at Empire Brewing Company last night. In the background is Byron Cage on drums (and Ustream controls).
We don’t know where the after party was for Syracuse Fashion Week last night,but maybe it should have been held at the Empire Brewing Company. We followed the sound of music in Armory Square, and it lead us to the Slow Train CD release show.
A packed house included guest musicians and some familiar faces. We look forward to seeing them again soon. Slow Train will travel to Rochester for their next show.
Thanks to Byron Cage for the invite.
Michael Kelly
Alex Boatman
Byron Cage
Tags:Alex Boatman, Byron Cage, Downtown Syracuse, Empire Brewing Company, folk, Michael Kelly, Music, Rock, Slow Train
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Friday, April 10th, 2015
Dresscode202, designed by Patrise C.
Last night we had the pleasure of meeting designer Patrise, who moved to Syracuse from Washington, DC. She showed a portion of her Dresscode202 collection for Day 2 of Syracuse Fashion Week, which was held at the Redhouse.
What’s your dress code?
Patrise (center) posed for photos with some fans during Day 2 of Syracuse Fashion Week.
Tags:Business, design, Downtown Syracuse, Dresscode202, Fashion, Runway, Syracuse Fashion Week, The Redhouse
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Friday, April 10th, 2015
Sporty and Casual: Here are some of the looks from Day 2 of Syracuse Fashion Week, which was held at The Redhouse.
Tags:2015, Downtown Syracuse, Dresscode202, Fleet Feet, Neenee's, Projex 214, Promod, Runway, Showoffs, Syracuse Fashion Week, The Redhouse, Urban Life Crossfit
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Wednesday, April 8th, 2015
Fashion Shows are a multi-dimensional experience, and what would they be without music. DJ V did a great job on opening night considering it was his first fashion gig.
Tags:2015, DJ V, DJs, Downtown Syracuse, Fashion, Music, Small Plates, Syracuse Fashion Week
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Wednesday, April 8th, 2015
Designer Michelle DaRin walks the runway.
9-year old RJ (top) got won over the audience during his walk on the runway and Every Day Bow Ties designer/owner Geraldo De-Souza was ready to give suggestions on how to step up your neck wear game on opening night.
Here in Central New York, designers come in all sizes.
Tags:2015, design, Downtown Syracuse, Everyday Bow Ties, Fashion, Geraldo De-Souza, Michelle Darin, Small Plates, Syracuse Fashion Week
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Wednesday, April 8th, 2015
Syracuse Fashion Week (Spring), Day 1
A mad hatter hits the runway, Syracuse Fashion Week, Opening Night
Tags:2015, Armory Square, Fashion Downtown Syracuse, Hats, Small Plates, Syracuse Fashion Week
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Tuesday, April 7th, 2015
Jeff Houston on stage at Juneteenth.
The local music scene is like a fraternity: so many good folks jamming, sharing and looking out for one another.
We were sad to hear about Jeff Houston’s passing. We caught him many times around Syracuse, but most recently at the Community Folk Art Center’s Women in Music series.
A tribute will take place at Dolce Vita where Houston usually played on Wednesday nights.
Jeff Houston at CFAC
Tags:2015, Dolce Vita, Guitar, Jeff Houston, Music, Syracuse
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