Model's oufits featured in the segment:
- Nicole
Trina Turk coral v-neck dress with ruched waist - $248
- Lorrae
Trina Turk multiprint halter dress (sample)
- Navi
DKNY navy, coral and teal sequined blazer - $475
Tracy Reese yellow silk asymmetrical blouse with floral embroidery - $195
DKNY navy dress with multicolored skirt - $295
- Sarah
Cynthia Steffe autumn floral print jumpsuit - $315
- Dorothy
INC khaki green strapless silk safari romper with cargo pockets and drawstring hem - $99
- Debbie
Love Moschino metallic gold motorcycle jacket - $895
Elie Tahari white flare pant - $198
- Kelly
Jessica McClintock black and white gown with bubble-tiered skirt and corset bodice - $319
For her:
Color/Silhouette Summary
A brilliant and shimmering palette of metallic gold hues contributes to this lively color trend, evolving into warm shades of tangerine, sun and marigold as the season progresses. Bold black and white morph geometrics into optical illusions while the inclusion of primary brights adds freshness.
Minimalist silhouettes emphasize a cool contemporary edge using silver, metallic and sheer sci-fi materials. A sensuous palette of flesh tone hues combined with new pales and metallic, form fitting curves and draping when combined with soft tailoring.
Ethnic influence, from traditional to sophisticated reveals a strong trend of prints and patterns with gold highlights. Accessories play a huge role in updating the wardrobe this season.
Accessory Trends
- Rounded bags
- Cross-body bags
- Fedoras
- Infinity neckwear
- Novelty legwear
- Crafted jewelry
- Cuffs & bangles
- Caged footwear
- Embellished footwear
- Digital watches
- Zipped details
- Cuffed sandals
Color/Silhouette Summary
Simple country plaids, relaxed cotton fabrics and the colors of nature combine with the season's freshest silhouettes to create a modern look for spring. Modern dressing continues to evolve; as slim fit becomes mainstream, fluid shapes, lightweight layering and subtle patterns are the foundation.
Shine in the form of metallic or patent leather take center stage as well as crisp denim, utility pocket details and bold graphic stripes. The palette is refreshingly basic.
Pure blue and white infused with limited color. Organic fabrications are now at the forefront, defining a new way to think about "eco" style. An athletic aesthetic takes a more prominent role in contemporary sportswear. The result is a fusion of design, materials and attitude.
Hot list:
- Navy pinstripe suits
- Pink shirtings
- Chambray shirts
- Yellow pique polos
- Slim khakis
- Knit ties
- Button-front polos
- Lightweight nylon jackets
- Colored mocs
About the Junior League San Francisco Fashion Show:
The 84th Annual Junior League of San Francisco (JLSF) Fashion Show Committee is proud to announce the theme for the 2010 Fashion Show - "Through the Looking Glass". The Fashion Show will take place on Friday, March 19 at the Fairmont Hotel.
The JLSF runway fashion show is a breathtaking production filled with drama and elegance with fashions modeled by Junior League members. This year will feature two show options: a fashionable champagne luncheon and a black-tie gala dinner dance at the Fairmont Hotel.
Each show will also include a fabulous silent auction and an exciting live auction. The JLSF Fashion Show is the longest-running event of its kind in the nation and a premier fundraising event in San Francisco. In its 84 year history, the Show has raised many millions of dollars for the Bay Area Community.
New This Year:
Celebrity Designer, Trina Turk, will be in attendance and will walk the runway following the show segment that features her spring 2010 designs.
This year's Fashion Show marks the 22nd anniversary with our long-term event partner, Macy's, and our 51st anniversary of the JLSF's relationship with the Fairmont Hotel.
Back by popular demand, Wacoal will sponsor the exciting intimate apparel segment in the Show for the second year. The Show will feature organic, locally grown cuisine and this year's evening gala guests will be treated to a live band and dancing following the show.
This year's theme is "Through the Looking Glass." It was inspired by Lewis Carroll's iconic stories about Alice in Wonderland. The theme lends itself to a variety of familiar motifs and icons from the treasured books which will be used to bring the Show to life in a very visual, yet modern way.
As next year also marks the JLSF's centennial celebration, we invite attendees to peer through the looking glass to see what the future holds for the next stage in the League's evolution as well as look back into the past as we commemorate its vast history.
Proceeds from the fashion show will go to the JLSF and help fund the JLSF's community programs, which provide financial, advocacy and volunteer support in key areas such as tutoring and mentoring, educational workshops and cultural enrichment programs to Bay Area families in need.
JLSF strives to make a positive impact where help is most needed, and from 2007-2012 the focus area of the JLSF is Support and Strengthening Families in Need. Community Programs Supported in 2009/2010 include Compass Community Services, International Rescue Committee, San Francisco Child Abuse Prevention Center, Support for Families of Children with Disabilities.
Event information:
Fashion Show
Friday, March 19, 2010
Fairmont Hotel
950 Mason Street San Francisco, CA 94108
Tickets: Luncheon tickets are $125 and Dinner tickets are $225. Patrons tickets are available at a variety of levels and include such fabulous perks as access to the patrons penthouse pre-party.
Luncheon
Silent Auction Reception from 10:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.
Grand Ballroom Doors open at 12:00 p.m
Program begins at 12:30 p.m.
Black-tie Dinner Gala
Silent Auction Reception begins at 6:00-8:00 p.m.
Grand Ballroom Doors open at 7:45 p.m.
Program begins 8:15 p.m.
Please visit www.fashionshow.jlsf.org for more information or by calling the League office at (415) 775-4100 ext. 34.
About The Junior League of San Francisco:
The Junior League of San Francisco is a member of the Association of Junior Leagues International and is an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women, and improving communities through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers.
Its purpose is exclusively educational and charitable. For more information about the JLSF, the community programs we support, and our members, please visit our website at www.jlsf.org
