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This is a fun idea: Harper Ganesvoort is holding an Oscar-themed fashion contest, challenging fashionistas to show off what ensemble they'd wear if they were invited to the Academy Awards. (For possible inspiration, see Iris Ophelia's starlet-worthy ensembles from last year.)
Submission deadline is March 1st, with prizes up to L$1500, but the real prize is the pride of being fabulous. All details here.
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Thanks much, Ham! Actually, though, I extended the deadline to March 6, to see if I could get more response. So there's still about another week yet before things shut down and the judging starts.
Posted by: Harper Ganesvoort | Saturday, February 27, 2010 at 05:30 AM