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I didn’t think that I would be posting this information for at
least a month, but here it is:

Please pass this information on to all costumers:

This is an alert to all costumers.

Costume College 2000 is down to it’s last 100 memberships.  When
they run out, they run out. No more memberships will be given
out or sold! The clock is ticking and you don’t want to miss out
on this event!

>>>>>>>> Why come to Costume College 2000?  <<<<<<<<<<<<

The college has been expand to a 5 day event which features 150
classes, workshops and lectures which will be taught by over 70
teachers and professionals. Including our very special guest
instructors Jean Hunnisett and Edward F. Maeder.

JEAN HUNNISETT, is a master costumer, and has a lifetime's
experience of professional costume making, including work for
the Old Vic, Sadlers Wells, Covent Garden, the BBC, Royal Opera
House, the English National Opera and as Principle Cutter for
Glyndebourne Festival Opera.  She has worked on such films
as "The Six Wives of Henry VII," "Elizabeth R,"  and "The
Slipper and the Rose."  And has authored several outstanding
book on costuming for stage and screen.

EDWARD F. MAEDER,  is widely recognized as one of the most
creative minds in the field of historical textile and costume
research, as well as exhibition and preservation.  His expertise
has taken him from the United States to Europe and Canada, and
he is presently the Chair, Curatorial Department/Curator of
Textiles for Historic Deerfield.  He is arguably the most
knowledgeable historical costumer on the planet. He was a
driving force in the development of the historical costuming
community here in Southern California, and Costume College is
delighted to be able to welcome him home-as well as take
advantage of his considerable knowledge.

Learning from both Jean Hunnisett and Edward F. Maeder, at the
same event, is an amazing opportunity and should not be missed.

>>>>> Still can’t decide about coming?  Here are a few points to
keep in mind. <<<<<<<

1) The Marketplace is where you can buy all sorts of one-of-a-
kind, hard-to-find, beautiful, and exciting items catering
specifically to the costumer. It will be a 1/3 bigger than last
year's marketplace.

2) TOURS:  These are guided trips to famous costume related
locations in the Los Angeles area. From the Garment District to
Disneyland costume shop.  (Seats are limited so sigh up as soon
as possible).

3) Parties!  From the Hospitality Suite to Amelia Earhart
Reception (and several sold out events.. Hey you waited) There
is going to be lots of fun happening in the hotel.

4) The Silhouettes of History Fashion Show and Fashions through
Time and Space Show.  Two exciting live shows that display the
costume from the past and to the future.

5) EXHIBITS: Costume College is very lucky this year to be able
to bring you an exhibit of gowns designed by the great couture
costume designers in Hollywood's Golden Age.  There will also be
a second Exhibit on Vintage Clothing.  Both not to be missed.

6) FUN!  What can we say?  Everyone at Costume College is going
to share the same passion and love of costume that your have.
How can you not have fun?

This will be your final warning!  Sign up NOW!

Costume College 2000: CELEBRATING THE COSTUMEMAKER'S ART THROUGH
THE MILLENNIA - PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE

June 30 through July 4, 2000 (Fourth of July Weekend) at the
Airtel Plaza Hotel, 7277 Valjean Avenue, Van Nuys, CA.

Membership Rates until 5/15/00 (Or sell out)
ICG/CGW Members	 $60
Non-ICG/CGW Members	 $85

For Membership or more information write us at:
Costumer's Guild West,
Post Office Box 94538, Pasadena CA 91109
Attn: Costume College 2000
E-mail us at: CGWCollege@aol.com

Check out our web site at http://www.costumecollege.org


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