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new designer in menswear doing research (*US patented dress shirt collars*)
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www.thefashionspot.comOriginally Posted by SoCal2NYC
And I thought I was throwing him to the wolves...
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Thanks SoCal. The fashion spot is closed to new members unless an existing member gets me in with a special invite. Any members of the fashion spot that want to help me get into the fashion spot forum. thanks eric glennie.
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http://www.eluxury.com/browse/produ...G44CRDSYCCFEY?SectionID=7000&styleid=11537663Originally Posted by SoCal2NYC
the new line ... Glennie Monsignor
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Thanks SoCal. The fashion spot is closed to new members unless an existing member gets me in with a special invite. Any members of the fashion spot that want to help me get into the fashion spot forum. thanks eric glennie.Originally Posted by eric glennie
Send me a pvt msg. with your email.
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Thanks SoCal. The fashion spot is closed to new members unless an existing member gets me in with a special invite. Any members of the fashion spot that want to help me get into the fashion spot forum. thanks eric glennie.Originally Posted by eric glennie
who wants to sponsor him and be remembered as the guy who invited eric glennie? It would be like sponsoring the RIAA for a demonoid account.
Glennie,
What I would do if I were a designer trying to develop a name for myself is invest some serious coin into getting a celebrity to wear my stuff. I'm talking serious "life ruining" type sums of money to get someone really big and influential . . . like K-Fed or someone similar.
What I would do if I were a designer trying to develop a name for myself is invest some serious coin into getting a celebrity to wear my stuff. I'm talking serious "life ruining" type sums of money to get someone really big and influential . . . like K-Fed or someone similar.
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From the purse blog forum:
please read the rules of this Forum, we do not allow any type of advertising here at all.
Well, it seems EG is making quite a splash there as well.
The more I see this thread, part of me wonders if he's almost trying for the sort of negative publicity that nevertheless sometimes results in a one-time lucrative, five minutes of fame for sheer absurdity.
For example, remember a few years back on American Idol the try-out (he was a young asian guy) who sang "She Bang" so badly... I mean EG Bevel jeans badly... that he was actually given a contract by someone and made a CD???
Maybe EG is hoping that some company (Spencer's Gifts?) will see a novelty/gag value in these items and give his patents a go.
Other than that, I really have no idea what other purpose there might be, unless some sort of self-justification that the world "is just so mean" and doesn't get his ideas.
Good Morning! I am a new designer looking for the ladies opinions on new styles .Originally Posted by eric glennie
please read the rules of this Forum, we do not allow any type of advertising here at all.
Well, it seems EG is making quite a splash there as well.
The more I see this thread, part of me wonders if he's almost trying for the sort of negative publicity that nevertheless sometimes results in a one-time lucrative, five minutes of fame for sheer absurdity.
For example, remember a few years back on American Idol the try-out (he was a young asian guy) who sang "She Bang" so badly... I mean EG Bevel jeans badly... that he was actually given a contract by someone and made a CD???
Maybe EG is hoping that some company (Spencer's Gifts?) will see a novelty/gag value in these items and give his patents a go.
Other than that, I really have no idea what other purpose there might be, unless some sort of self-justification that the world "is just so mean" and doesn't get his ideas.
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Glennie gets a POSITIVE review at the Fashion Spot: http://www.thefashionspot.com/forums...k-44061-7.html
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Glennie gets a POSITIVE review at the Fashion Spot:Originally Posted by TheHoff
http://www.thefashionspot.com/forums...k-44061-7.html
Can't see it.
Jon.
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your work with fabric manipulation is interesting.
personally, i hate the "beveled" jeans, but i love [sic] youre spliced necktie and cutout [sic] out collar.
koji
personally, i hate the "beveled" jeans, but i love [sic] youre spliced necktie and cutout [sic] out collar.
koji
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Can't see it.Originally Posted by imageWIS
Jon.
Good Afternoon ! I am a new designer in fashion and I am looking for comments and opinions on my unique styles for men and women. Please view my website www.ericglennie.com to see bevel bottom blue jeans and pants, skinny scarves, hybrid sports collars, and other designs you may have not seen before. Please tell me what you feel about my style! thanks eric.
your work with fabric manipulation is interesting.
personally, i hate the "beveled" jeans, but i love youre spliced necktie and cutout out collar.
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