IBS New York 2008 Show Preview

Life Support FREE WITH YOUR PAID EXHIBIT HALL ADMISSION • SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE SCREENING OF “FRONT ROW” DVD: AN INSIDER PASS TO SPRING/SUMMER 2008 FASHION WEEK HAIR TRENDS Brought to you by Redken Fifth Avenue NYC STYLE IS TIMELESS, FASHION IS FLEETING! Catch Vivienne’s Main Stage Presentation! SUNDAY • APRIL 27 11:45pm Sunday, April 27, 12:00pm – 1:30pm • Room 1E14 Monday, April 28, 12:00pm – 1:30 pm • Room 1E14 Tuesday, April 29, 3:00pm – 4:00pm • Room 1E16 with Vivienne Mackinder • HairDesignerTV & Marianne Dougherty • Editor-in-Chief, American Salon Monday, April 28, 10:00am – 11:30am • Room 1E14 The “Front Row” DVD is an exclusive look at runway shows featuring trends created by Redken Creative Consultant, Guido, and other top stylists during New York, London, Milan and Paris Spring/ Summer 2008 Fashion weeks. “Front Row” will give you the right tools and techniques so you can recreate the top trends of the season. Only Redken can give you backstage access at the hottest designer shows. Timing is everything in fashion. By understanding the past, you can better predict a future trend. This session will examine 100 years of the most profound fashion and hairstyles from social revolution to evolution. Explore the powerful wheel of fashion. Dip into the past to ﬁnd tomorrow’s new trend. Let Vivienne and Marianne show you how to invent and reinvent. INSIDE THE ARTIST’S MIND with Vivienne Mackinder • HairDesignerTV Sponsored by Profound Beauty AN INSPIRATIONAL JOURNEY WITH BRAD JOHNS Brad Johns • Red Door Spa at 5th Avenue & Marianne Dougherty • Editor-in-Chief, American Salon Additional fee of $50 required. Seating is limited. Monday, April 28, 2:00pm – 3:30pm • Room 1E14 Guaranteed to feed your heart and pocket! Are you a visionary, a fence sitter, or a resistor? Where your mind goes, your life follows. This class explores what it takes to be a successful artist in a commercial world. We explore how to ignite the passion within your career questioning if you do things from obligation or desire. about vivienne: See page 5 Sunday, April 27, 2:00pm – 3:30pm • Room 1E14 NCA presents Brad Johns is one of the most sought-after colorists in the industry. He’s been proﬁled in both People and Allure, while Vogue dubbed him the Color Czar. In this class, Brad will discuss his inspirations and how he is constantly evolving, creating new methods and setting new trends. This is a rare opportunity to get up close and personal with a true icon of our industry and to walk away with a renewed sense of purpose as you continue your personal and professional journey. Marianne is an expert interviewer and has a deservedly huge following in the industry. Together they will challenge you to expand the way you think. This session is highly interactive and designed to be thoughtprovoking rather than a demonstration so come prepared with plenty of questions you’d like to ask Brad. about brad: As Color Director for the Red Door Spa at 5th Avenue, Brad Johns creates head-turning styles at the sixth ﬂoor salon of the famed NY ﬂagship on Fifth Avenue. Deﬁning hair color style around the world, Brad began his illustrious career in the beauty industry at Cinandre. Subsequently, he worked as a color director for Jean Louis David in Henri Bendel’s, Clive Summers, Bruno Dessange, Oribe at Elizabeth Arden and as Artistic Director for Avon Salon & Spa. His individual approach to hair color has made him a favorite among the ﬁlm, modeling and music industries. Christy Turlington, Natasha Richardson, Johnny Depp, Jamie King, Cindy Sherman, and Vanessa Redgrave are just a few who have trusted their tresses to Brad. His work can be seen gracing the pages of every major fashion and beauty magazine such as Vogue, Allure, Harper’s Bazaar, Elle, Cosmopolitan and W. about marianne: Marianne Dougherty, editor in chief of American Salon, is an award-winning writer with 20 years experience in the professional beauty industry. She is also the author of Asian Beauty (HarperCollins, 2000), which she wrote with makeup artist Margaret Kimura. She has appeared on Lifetime’s New Attitudes, Live in L.A. and Weekend Today “LET’S DO LUNCH!” PANEL DISCUSSION TOPIC: “HOW TO BEAT DIVERSION” Additional fee of $50 required. Lunch is provided. Seating is limited. Moderated by Gordon Miller, Executive Director, National Cosmetology Association Monday, April 28, 12:00pm – 1:30pm • Room 1A21 Don’t miss this opportunity to have lunch with some of the industry’s leading experts and learn how to grow your retail proﬁts signiﬁcantly in the face of the growing challenge of product diversion. This session includes lunch. about the panelists: Marlene Bridge, President of the National Cosmetology Association and Founder/CEO of Elegant Distributing, a leading independent nail product and services distribution company. Sam Brocato, founder, president and artistic director of Brocato America, author of the classic “Beautiful Business: Retailing for the Hairdresser.” Lois Christie, President of Interercoiffure, America/Canada and founder and CEO of Christie & Co., one of the largest and most prestigious salons in New York City. John Moroney, Senior Vice President/Creative Director, P&G Professional Care/Wella Professioanal/Sebastian/Graham Webb. Lydia Sarfati, founder and president of Sarkli-Repêchage, Ltd. and Honorary Chairperson of NCA’s EstheticsAmerica/CIDESCO USA. With credit and thanks from NCA to Jody Byrne, the originator of “Let’s Do Lunch,” for her inspiration. 36 • R E G I S T E R O N L I N E & S AV E $ 1 0 A D AY ! • w w w. 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Contents Conference at a Glance Main Stage Directory of Exhibitors Hands-On Classes Techniques & Trends: Cutting Shades of Profit: Color Fashion Focus: Styling Shades of Beauty Artistry & Income: Makeup The Art of Nails Better Business Life Support Exhibitor Education General Information For the Student Registration Form

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