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San Diego Fashion Week Finally Debuts After Its Postponement Last Month

San Diego, CA (CNS) – After its postponement last month, the San Diego Fashion Week has finally made it through, making its debut after concerns and doubts about its credibility plagued the fashion event.

Although after the show was deferred last month following organizer Allison Andrews’ injury, it finally kicked off on October 2nd and ended on the 5th.

However, things didn’t go smoothly, with some of the original plans being scrapped at the last minute.

The shows for the week were supposed to be held in a big, white tent, but instead, there was only one show on Friday in the Manchester Grand Hyatt’s Kin Lounge. Saturday and Sunday were rescheduled for parties at the Hard Rock Hotel and On Broadway.

The outdoor lounge on Friday showcased ten regional designers’ collections on the catwalk. And although the event was redolent of a Southern California feel with the runway extending into the pool, it was not all fun during the evening event.

The postponement of the event still lingered as an issue during the week.

Designer Corella was quoted by signonsandiego.com as saying, “Allison talked up the event and told us never to minimize anything.”

“In the end, she minimized the show to one night. Fashion Week San Diego didn’t deliver on any of its promises and I refuse to be a part of it anymore.”

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October 6th, 2008 |

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  1. 1 Latest Fashion News | Celebrity Brands said at 4:23 am on October 7th, 2008:

    [...] San Diego Fashion Week Finally Debuts After Its Postponement Last … – San Diego, CA (CNS) – After its postponement last month, the San Diego Fashion Week has finally made it through, making its debut after concerns and doubts about its credibility plagued the fashion event. Although after the show was … [...]

  2. 2 Upset in SD said at 1:47 pm on October 7th, 2008:

    Allison Andrews is a thief that has stolen thousands from the san diego community and many high name sponsors. Fashion week San Diego was a huge flop with empty VIP chairs and underage ticket holders standing outside the club…She did the same tired night club fashion show event that every city does the only twist is she pocketed thousands in sponsorship money and ticket sales!!

  3. 3 jeannie larson said at 5:54 pm on October 7th, 2008:

    I loved this event! It was wonderful to see these
    innovative designers, and I will come back next
    year. It was awesome!

  4. 4 Disappointed said at 11:15 pm on October 7th, 2008:

    I attended this event… for free thankfully, because it would not have been worth $5, let alone the overpriced tickets. The event was a sham… from the complete and utter chaos at the registration table, to the complete disorganization at the bars (they would arbitrarily change their pricing, despite the announcements of complimentary/hosted bars). Unreal. Then the empty seats… and the awful “gift bags” which consisted of 944, and a lot of business cards… that’s it. That’s like fashion spam! ugh!

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