
PR at Brooklyn Fashion Festival
Greater New York City Area

PR at Brooklyn Fashion Festival
Greater New York City Area
Brooklyn Fashion Festival
September 18th and 19th, 2009
at Knitting Factory
http://ny.knittingfactory.com/
BFF Photos:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/brooklynfashionfestival/
See where up-and-coming Brooklyn designers are taking fashion. The presentations are anything but ordinary or predictable, with show-specific live music scores and artist performances!
Featuring the collections of eight indie designers.
Best,
Tom McAlister
Co-producer and PR
Brooklyn Fashion Festival
tommcalisternyc at gmail dot com
Fashion show promotion and production. Art installations in large spaces. Fashion stylist. Street performer/entertainer. Movie scene consultant. Visual artist.
(Entertainment industry)
August 2009 — Present (4 months)
Secure effective press coverage for the fashion designers that will present at Brooklyn Fashion Festival -- being held at Knitting Factory on September 18th and 19th, 2009. Conduct outreach and follow-up with members of the fashion press and members of the fashion blogosphere.
(Marketing and Advertising industry)
July 2006 — Present (3 years 5 months)
About Tom McAlister:
Tom McAlister (aka NYC ART STAR, www.nycartstar.com) is an installation artist residing in NYC. His proposed project is to partner with Out-Of-Home advertisers, Sharpie® brand permanent markers, KRINK® brand permanent markers, and Junobo® paint markers to install his INTERACTIVE art installation into the 190th Street A-Train Subway Station in Washington Heights, northern Manhattan and then watch the viewers run amok and EXPLODE THEIR CREATIVITY. THE FEELING OF IT HAPPENING.
About the 190th Street A-train Subway Station:
Situated in Washington Heights, northern Manhattan, 140 feet underground, the 190th Street A-train Subway Station is your stop to access the beautiful Ft Tryon Park and the Met's Cloisters Museum. With walls that have a curved tunnel bore look, the 190th Street A-train Subway Station still possesses all of its aesthetically captivating Wine Cellar and Roman Aqueduct inspired design as it did when it opened to the public in 1932.
(Apparel & Fashion industry)
July 2004 — Present (5 years 5 months)
NY, FDNY, NYPD, NYCT, NYSD... How about FRBNY?! The Federal Reserve Bank of New York. They print the money after all!
Baseball cap. Blue. 100% cotton. Gold embroidery logo: FRBNY. "The baseball cap gives one the feeling of being a maintenance worker assigned to the FRBNY's deep-underground bullion vault -- moving gold bricks from 'cage country-A' to 'cage country-B' and getting gold dust on your hands and apron."
Knit winter skihat. Black. Gold embroidery logo: FRBNY. "The winter skihat gives one the feeling of being a maintenance worker assigned to the FRBNY's grounds crew -- shoveling the sidewalk and shifting around cars inside the VIP parking lot."
Depending on weather conditions, hand out either the FRBNY baseball cap or skihat to homeless men in the streets of NYC.
(Apparel & Fashion industry)
September 2008 — July 2009 (11 months)
Secured effective press coverage for the fashion designers that presented at Williamsburg Fashion Weekend. Conducted outreach and follow-up with members of the fashion press and members of the fashion blogosphere
(Marketing and Advertising industry)
September 2005 — September 2008 (3 years 1 month)
none , Urban Culture , 2003 — 2012 (expected)
Operating at the Frontiers of Urban Space.
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