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Press, 4 August 1987, Page 2 (Supplement)

lir 1 press fashiob I fin w ■ IB W/ lIH BE uUR OCTOBER FACE ON THE COVER OF PRESS FASHION AND WIN A PACKAGE OF EXCITING PRIZES! “ Press Fashion" is looking for someone with that special photogenic something to be on the monthly section's October cover. If you have always wanted to be on the cover of a fashion publication and find out if you have model potential here’s your chance. Just clip the coupon, send "Press Fashion” a photograph of yourself and cross your fingers. THE WINNER WILL RECEIVE... ■ A Pieter’s Agency Modelling Course ■ Mary Quant cosmetics ■ A course at Total Fitness ■ Hairstyling by Scissors ■ “Beautiful” perfume by Estee Lauder ■ Silx hosiery ■ Shoes from Constance Gee (to $100) ■ $lOO to spend at Top Shop ■ Dinner for two at The Elms restaurant and an evening of entertainment at the Palladium Nite Club. AND ... A CHANCE FOR AN EXCITING CAREER AS A PHOTOGRAPHIC MODEL plus a portfolio printed by Hanafins. THE SEMI-FINALISTS WILL RECEIVE... ■ Passes to the Palladium Nite Club ■ Portfolio standard photographs ■ Passes to a Kerridge-Odeon cinema (small size) by Peter Bannan ■ Hair and make-up done for processed by Hanafins photography by Pieter’s Model ■ Silx hosiery Agency THE JUDGES Top model Kirsty Lay. fashion photographer Peter Bannan, and "Press Fashion” editor Janetta Mackay will select 10 to 12 semi-finalists, who will be photographed in Christchurch in mid-September. A winner will then be selected and photographed for the October issue of “Press Fashion.” HOW TO ENTER... ■ Entrants must be aged 14 to 22 (inclusive) ■ Send to “Press Fashion", Cover Contest, “The Press”, Private Bag, Christchurch, a clear photograph, no smaller than 9cm by 12cm of yourself (alone). Write your name and address on the back. If you want your photograph returned, include a stamped-addressed envelope with your entry. ■ The entry coupon must be included with your entry ■ All entries will be assessed by the judges ■ Entries close September 11 ■ Further Entry Forms are available from all Press offices or selected retail outlets. Fname .31 ADDRESS I PHONEAGEHEIGHTSIZE J ENTRANT’S PARENT/ f SIGNATURE GUARDIAN Conditions of entry: Employees of the Christchurch Press Co. Ltd, or their / families are not eligible to enter. The contest is open to N.Z. residents V- .. A only. Prizes are not redeemable for cash. This contest does not give rise to any legally enforceable rights, duties, or consequences. Entry in the 1 contest includes acceptance of all rules and conditions set by "Press Bi Fashion”. Description of the contest, and how to enter form part of the SJ? JF, contest conditions. The judges’ decision is final. No correspondence *' will be entered into. / S • :

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PRESS FASHION” is giving someone the chance to be a model, at least for a day. Our Cover Contest aims to find a young winner with a special look, and if that person has the other necessary attributes winning the contest could be the start of a career as a model. The winner will need to be photogenic, not impossibly beautiful. Il your figure is not flawless don’t be afraid to enter, but remember if you want to go further as a versatile model you will need to be tall and slim. The Cover Contest is open to anyone aged 14 to 22 (inclusive), and as the attached coupon shows there are plenty of good prizes for the winner and semi-finalists. If you are under 18 a parent or guardian must sign their consent for you to enter. Read the entry instructions carefully, then send us your photograph by September 11. The photograph does not have to be taken by a professional — a parent or a friend could do it, but remember the judges will need to see you clearly. If you send a fulllength shot make sure you are not standing far back from the camera. “Press Fashion” will print a selection of entrants’ photographs next month. These will have no bearing on the final result as entries close after the September issue. By mid-September the judges will have chosen 10 to 12 semi-finalists from the photographs submitted. To be in contention for the cover of the October issue of “Press Fashion” semi-finalists must be prepared to be photographed again in Christchurch and have their photographs printed in “The Press.” Semi-finalists will get a glimpse at the world of modelling when Pieter’s Model Agency staff groom them for their photographs by Peter Bannan, who often works for “Press Fashion.” His photographs will be processed and printed by Hanafins and semi-finalists will get them to take home along with Silx pantyhose, and passes to a KerridgeOdeon cinema and the Palladium Nite Club. The Palladium has special non-alcoholic sessions so being under-age will not rule out use of the pass. The winner’s prizes are listed with the entry form. “Press Fashion” will carry more details about these next month.

LINGERIE these days is too good to hide, and increasingly it is being seen as outerwear. Garments such as the stretch lace bustier on our cover now pop up under jackets for evening wear. Madonna, as she raced up the pop music charts a few years ago, flaunted her body and brazenly set the scene for an up front approach to undergarments. She shows less skin these days but still promotes a shapely silhouette in keeping with fashion, and lingerie’s redefinition ol 1950 s styles. “Press Fashion” looks at some new New Zealand lingerie on pages six to 10. For what goes on top see Paula Ryan’s preview of summer fashions on page 11 and parade shots of New Zealand designer garments on the back page. A new column by Kirsty Lay begins on page four this month and alongside is “Style File,” with snippets of the latest fashion and beauty news. Next month “Press Fashion” will assess spring styles for men and women and carry a progress report on the Cover Contest launched in this issue. Details: Gina Oiliver (Spotlight Agency) photographed by Peter Bannan at The George hotel, Christchurch. Cover garments by Showcase Lingerie, available at limited outlets throughout New Zealand. If you have information of possible interest to “Press Fashion” readers please send it by mid-month to Janetta Mackay, “Press Fashion,” “The Press,” Private Bag, Christchurch. Advertising inquiries to Jacqui Wood, telephone (03) 790-940.

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