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Char l ot t e Model Cal l 2015 Fall/Winter Multicultur al Show (Please wear heels.) WHEN: Satur day, August 1, 2015 fr om 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM (EDT) WHERE: Ballantyne - 15720 Br ixham Hill Ave Char lotte, NC 28277
Model Make Up Lessons Flawless Face Makeup with Kilpr ity Sunday, August 16, 2015 fr om 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM (EDT)
CHARLOTTE NC Holiday Inn Char lotte Center City 230 N College St, Char lotte, NC 28202
Lear n to per fect your makeup skills with Pr ofessional Makeup Ar tist Kilpr ity, as he demo's a daytime wear able look to a dr amatic smoky eye look. He will be showing you how to pr oper ly Pr ep & Pr ime the face befor e makeup application.
Photo Credits:The TZ studio Hair and Make up: Shajarzade Rodiguez Model: Emma Vaughn
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Laurence Logan - Artistic Engineer/ Owner +1.312.574.0692 admin@thetzstudio.com www.thetzstudio.com Photo Credits: Styling: Derria Underwood www.stylemederria.com Hair and Make Up: Shaunisa T. Styles Models: Shania Bronokowski Brittany Linder
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Fashion I cons Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen have managed to leverage child stardom into a legitimate career in fashion. Despite having no formal design education, the 29-year-old twins now preside over a veritable fashion empire and have transformed into style icons themselves.During a stint at New York University, the twins popularized the "boho chic" look with a layered mix of high- and low-end clothes, chunky jewelry and oversized sunglasses. Though it has sometimes been derided as "homeless chic," much of the fashion world jumped ? and remains ? on board. Whether it's through the contemporaries who emulate their personal style or more-mature women who favor their high-end labels, Ashley and Mary-Kate's influence cuts a wide swath.
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orn and raised in Charlotte NC, originally bread as a battle rapper. He started out crushing opponents at school lunchroom tables then terrorizing hip-hop lounge lyricist. Eventually elevating to ghostwriting and recording as an independent artist knowing minimum aspects of ??The Game." Years of learning and writing graduated Statz to the title most know him now as ??The Hitmaker??after mastering the art of creating creative hooks and lyrics and putting them both together generating songs that many would call ??Hits." Already talented in the fields of graphic design, video editing & studio engineering, Ty Statz was on his way to success in many fields. Becoming Co-Founder of Chillz Entertainment stabilized a home base which allowed the future and vision to open for the bringing back of good music and creativity once more. Being formerly known as the ??Punchline King??for his battle rapping, he met up with 3 other battle rappers around 2007 & 2008. Naming their group
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??S.O.N.S??consisting of Ty Statz, Conceited, Brixx Belvedere and J.Fox, the small group influenced many on the battle ground by stirring up a buzz in demonstrating their battle ability on "letsbeef.com", live battles then graduating to "grindtime' and "smack dvd", battles which are documented on footage on many websites and Dvd?s throughout the United States
and Canada. Ty Statz, also the outcast, grew more interested in songwriting than battle rapping as he did not follow the others but still sticks with them to this day. He sees himself as one of the members and creators of the group. The young Hitmaker worked on his local buzz first and eventually you could find him on flyers ranging from an opening act to head-lining many events in
So What s New t y? How did You End Up with your own clothing store? TyStatz: We heard a friend of ours was selling the store, We bought it from him, and we decided to turn it into a one stop shop. I took all my studio equipment from home and put in in the back. I have a bachelors in Graphic design. So we do posters, album covers, flyers. Whatever you need. Tattoos, fronts, clothes, Whatever, man we got it here. Do you sell a lot of clothing In your store? TyStatz: Oh yea man, everything we get we sell out of. We go to fashion shows in new York, Vegas, all over and pick up merchandise Where do you see yourself in 5 years? Ty Statz: Hopefully a platinum selling artist, Performing at Big Awards shows. Making Hits. All that. What is the biggest problem that you see in the community today?
continued the city. Winning many events,hosting,video shoots, cameos, interviews and guest appearances, Ty Statz got on the grind to become a better known entity, and is still in the process of growth in the community.
Ty Statz: Police brutality, and black on black crime. Do you think music has an impact on some the problems? Ty Statz: I think music plays a small part. I feel that you don?t have to live a crazy lifestyle to be an artist. Most people think you do. We do need more positive music.
Have you ever met a Hitmaker ? How would you know if you were in the presence of one? After everything is said and done the only thing that really stands is the music.
Where can people find out more about you? Ty Statz: You already know man, www.tystatz.com Source Article (GrindingGearclothing.com)