Jane Busby styled and staged more fashion flash mob shows last
Saturday for the third year running.
After finalising the outfits with the shops, sorting the music with
Jonno Cox from Fickle Events and working out the schedule, Jane met the models
on Saturday morning to rehearse. Jane
went over the routines with the models for each of the 4 shops and Jayne
Vanessa Read worked on the model’s hair and makeup.
At 12.00 the 6 girls burst out of Rock Lobster in George Street,
Hove to the music ‘Dancing in the Streets’ looking stunning in the boutique’s
outfits. After just over 3 min the girls
disappeared back into the shop with several of the audience following in to try
on what they had just seen the models wearing.
Owners Michael and Debbie said it was brilliant – ladies were buying the
whole outfits from the catwalk.
The team then took taxis to Eyesite on North Street Brighton for
their next flash mob. This time it was 4
girls and 2 boys looking very sophisticated and cool in the designer sunglasses
from Eyesite. After a second flash mob outside
Eyesite the group moved onto Pretty Eccentric in Bond Street. The 6 girls changed into the gorgeous 1920’s
dresses and come out of the shop and performed a Charleston dance. It was not long before the crowds gathered to
see the girls transformed into flappers and showing off the beautiful dresses.
After Pretty Eccentric it was on to Movel shoes to put the final
touches to the shop’s opening day with a Brazilian flash mob dance. The 8 models wore the Brazilian inspired
trainers. The statement on the shop
window says ‘Let your ginga out - trainers designed to let the feet move
freely, fluidly and with confidence’.
The models certainly showed the trainers off and they made the trainers
irresistible to the crowds that stopped to watch.
See the flash mob videos on facebook – Brighton Fashion Shows page
and Jane Busby Styling page. Follow on twitter
- @janeforstyle
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