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Elite Fashion Academy LA Fashion Industry Mixer!

GREAT way for Aspiring Models, Fashion Stylists, Actors, Photographers, Makeup Artists and Hair Stylists to Network and Mingle with working professionals in the Fashion Industry!
Published 2011-03-11 · Original archive entry · Explore research explainers

LOS ANGELES, CA, March 11, 2011

One of the largest names in the fashion industry, Elite World, is proud to present their first fashion academy in Los Angeles, Elite Fashion Academy LA. They will be hosting their very first semi-annual industry night, which will be held on Thursday, March 17, 2011.

Elite Fashion Academy LA was developed specifically as a launch pad for modeling, fashion, beauty, and photography for an industry which has often been perceived as glamorous, but highly inaccessible. Their courses introduce students to all the facets of the fashion and modeling industry, such as: makeup, hair, commercial and runway modeling, photography, fitness, nutrition, styling, etc. While attending workshops with EFALA, students will have a vast selection of industry professionals at their fingertips plus visits to agencies, photographers' studios and showrooms, allowing an in-depth insight to all of the careers that are available in the world of fashion.

In attendance at Elite Fashion Academy LA's industry night will be top industry professionals and EFALA instructors Musetta Vander (acting instructor), TC Reiner (fashion photography instructor), Sarah Fletcher (high fashion/runway modeling instructor), Edgar Revilla (fashion styling instructor), Daniel Chinchilla (makeup instructor, Renee Esebag (CEO of EFALA), Sandra Plazinic, and more! Those in attendance will have the opportunity to meet and network with all the industry professionals and others in their field.

To RSVP to the event email Elite Fashion Academy LA at info@elitefashionacademyla.com and for immediate RSVP call 310-652-3548 and ask for Ashley.
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