Pictured: Fashion Historian/Author Rosemary E. Reed Miller
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Pictured from Left: Rosemary E. Reed Miller and Denee Barr
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Howard County Library East Columbia Branch Presents! The Threads Of Time Author Rosemary E. Reed Miller discusses The Threads of Time, the Fabric of History: 38 Profiles of African American Designers and Dressmakers from 1850- present, particularly fascinating and little known facts about designers such as Ann Lowe, who was responsible for Jackie Kennedy's wedding dress; Elizabeth Keckley, creator of Mary Todd Lincoln's event wardrobe; and Zelda Wynn, who worked on the Dance Theatre of Harlem's costumes. Then, local fashion designer Sehar (Saharah) discusses her challenges and successes, followed by a show of her clothing line. A Meet the Author event. *Registration was required. Registration online or by calling 410.313.7700. www.hclibrary.org (Event: Tuesday, June 21, 2011 at 7pm)
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Rosemary E. Reed Miller Detail (Click Link)
www.toastandstrawberries.com
Good Morning``````````````!
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Sehar, Love your fashions + Thanks for a brilliant showing of your fashion designs last night (Tuesday, June 21, 2011) at the Howard County Library East Columbia Branch in Columbia, Maryland. Cheers````````````````! Denee
Click Link Details:
www.ROCTHEBLOC.COM
(Sehar Fashion Designs)
www.hclibrary.org
(Howard County Library Events)
Pictured from left: Aidaa Peerzada and Sehar Peerzada
PhotobyDeneeBarr2011
PhotobyDeneeBarr2011
The Threads Of Time, The Fabric Of History: Profiles Of African American Dressmakers And Designers From 1850 To The Present >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>.
Fashion Historian/Author Rosemary E. Reed Miller
