photo via Lawrence.com

zombies, Zombies, ZOMBIES! What better way to start out your first weekend in October than with a zombie laden, fashion bloodfest at the Replay Lounge (946 Massachusetts). This Saturday, October 3 starting at 8pm we, The Rathaus, and Wild Man Vintage bring you Fashion Monsters III: Adorn of the Dead. Come dressed in your finest zombie attire to participate in Lawrence’s 3rd annual fall fashion show. Watch as local designers and stores attack you with their interpretation of The Zombie. Get your undead caricature drawn by the members of Asteroid Head Art Club. And rock out all night as fashion show turns dance party with DJ Iggy Baby and three live bands. See below for a full zombie lineup and watch a preview of what’s to come from Scott Stewart of Artstew. And don’t worry, we’re not all bad, proceeds from the entire show go to benefit the Lawrence Interdenominational Nutrition Kitchen (L.I.N.K.).

Fashion Monsters III: Adorn of the Dead is:

MC
Nick Ray

DJ
Iggy Baby

Bands
Weird Wounds
Biker Chick and the 1% Ladies Night
Hot Neon Crotch

Caricatures
Asteroid Head Art Club

Designers
Roche by Tricia Rock with Jewelry by Ben Dory
Lotus Spider by Jenna Crane with Steffani Day
Take a Halliday by Halliday Bertram
Mixed Media Clothing by Stephanie Garrison
Belle Amie by Mary Bellamy
Prodigy Apparel

Stores
Social Service League styled by Katy Seibel
Arizona Trading Company styled by Lindsay White
White Chocolate styled by Bridgit Hoffman
Vintage Van styled by Martha Pierce
Wild Man Vintage styled by Neesa Hussain
MissFortune’s Creation Station by Lou, Emily and Jennifer Fortune
Beyond the Door
3rd Planet

Promotions
Wild Man Vintage (939 Massachusetts)
The Rathaus
ArtStew
Masstreet Chic
Kansas Couture
Office Helpline

Check out a Lawrence.com article about the show here

Emma Burgess-Olson and Sara Rock modeling two of my looks
photo via Caitlin Donnelly of the Lawrence Journal World

posted by: Tricia Rock

Tags: art, culture, design, event, fashion, Lawrence

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