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Published on November 04, 2009 at 2:00am
VISAGE MACABRE: an aesthetically pleasing event with high standards of fashion and art. Fabulous and fresh emerging fashions are combined with dark and distorted mask sculpture, interweaving human with animal forms into the decorative stylings of couture. Local designers Melissa Birdsong, Nataliya Meyer, and Halliday Bertram will present their new lines with masked models. Masks by Bissex, Storck, Werner & Rindimo. Musical entertainers, Bacon Shoe, will open and close the show. Brodie Rush emcees. Following the show, DJ Sheppa of Nomathmatics kicks out the jam. Hair by Salon Ambiance. Doors at 11:30, Show at Midnight. Produced by Collective Kansas City, Studio N8, and Melissa Birdsong.
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