H Fashion Revue

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1 Garrett County Office 1916 Maryland Highway, Suite A Mt. Lake Park, MD Phone: Fax: H Fashion Revue July 6, 2016 To: 4-H Members Date of Event: Monday, August 1, 2016 Place: Time: 4-H Building - Garrett County Fair, McHenry 4:00 pm (Interview Judging) 6:00 pm (Fashion Revue Show - for the Public) on the 4-H Stage 1. Open to any Garrett County 4-H member. If you have a disability need that requires special assistance for participation in any of the programs, please contact the office at Age Divisions (As of Jan. 1, 2016) Clover - 5 to 7 (Not judged) Juniors - 8 to 10 Intermediates - 11 to 13 Seniors - 14 to Ways a member may participate in the Revue: Category A Made By Member (Garment made and modeled by member) Category B Ready to Wear (Options include): 1) Best Buy or Second Time Around - Outfit purchased at a second hand, thrift shop, found in an old trunk, or handed down. Use as is or minor changes (mend/repair, hem, change buttons, belt, etc. Important factors are: value for money spent; usefulness; cost per wear. New item - use as is or make minor changes (mend, hem, change buttons, belt, etc). 2) Buy, Create, and/or Recycle - Purchased outfit redesigned to create a new and very different look. Entries must include a before photo. Example - Jeans into vest or skirt; redesigned gowns etc. 4) Made by member - modeled by someone else 5) Made by someone for member Category C - Narrator, entertainment, or photographer. (Continued) The University of Maryland Extension programs are open to any person and will not discriminate against anyone because of race, age, sex, color, sexual orientation, physical or mental disability, religion, ancestry, national origin, marital status, genetic information, political affiliation, and gender identity or expression.

2 Page 2 4-H Fashion Revue 4. Garment/outfit can be sewn, crocheted, knitted, woven or a combination. 5. Limit - two (2) outfits per participant. 6. Awards: One $5.00 premium to all participants from Fair Board Ribbons (Blue, Red, White) Best of Show ribbon at Judges' discretion in Category A and Category B. Seniors - Two representatives in each of the (16) State categories may be selected to represent Garrett in the State Revue. Intermediates Two representatives in the X15 State categories (dresses) may be selected to represent Garrett in the State Revue. If you are selected to attend in State Revue, please see Ann/Karen immediately following the show to complete the appropriate paperwork due to the State Office by 7/31 st. 7. Members making outfits for the Sheep Lead Contest and Costume Animal Parade are encouraged to enter them in the Fashion Show. 8. If modeling two outfits, indicate which one you want to model first. 9. Entry and judging procedures and schedule: July 27 th ~ August 1 st ~ Submit entry form and narrators script (separate form for each outfit): kwood125@umd.edu or mail University of Maryland Extension - Garrett County Office 1916 Maryland Highway, Suite A Mt. Lake Park, MD :30 p.m. Interview Judging Close-up/Conference judging of all outfits Made-By-Member and Ready-To-Wear ~ 6:00 p.m. All members in show - dressed and ready to model. Line up. Revue for public and judged for modeling. Awards presented. After the awards are announced, please help in cleaning up the stage and area. Before you leave, make certain that you have all your possessions. (Continued)

3 Garrett County Office 1916 Maryland Highway, Suite A Mt. Lake Park, MD Phone: Fax: Page 3 4-H Fashion Revue Script - What you want read while you are modeling. Mail the script with the entry forms to the office or them to kwood125@umd.edu (Due: July 27 th ) Tips on writing your own script: ~ Be creative ~ Write it in second person. Example: Natalie chose this summer outfit because ~ Typed or printed - double spaced ~ One script for each outfit ~ Length - 75 to 90 words (about 30 seconds narration) ~ Narration should include: Full name (underlined) and club (some place in the script) Brief description of the outfit - avoid detailed descriptions - if it's obvious to the audience, omit it. Also could include, number of years in 4-H, projects carrying, hobbies, grade in school, and other interesting information. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the office at Ann Sherrard Extension Educator, 4-H Youth Development The University of Maryland Extension programs are open to any person and will not discriminate against anyone because of race, age, sex, color, sexual orientation, physical or mental disability, religion, ancestry, national origin, marital status, genetic information, political affiliation, and gender identity or expression.

4 Monday, August 1 4-H Stage Judging begins at 4pm and Show begins at 6pm Open to all Garrett County 4-H Members $5 Participation Premium Category A Made By Member Category B Ready to Wear Make and Take Project 4-H Stage 3:30-6:00pm Forms are available on our website

5 FASHION REVUE INFORMATION FORM CATEGORY A - Made By Member Please return this form as soon as possible, but no later than July 27, 2016 to: kwood125@umd.edu or Mail: University of Maryland Extension Garrett County Fashion Revue 1916 Maryland Hwy; Suite A Mt. Lake Park, MD Complete a separate form for each outfit you are entering. Name Age as of Jan. 1 st Address Zip Phone Division: Clover Junior Intermediate Senior Year in the Clothing Project Year in Fashion Revue Outfit to be Judged Yes No =============================================================================== FOR SENIORS ONLY: Check the category appropriate for this garment: Formal Wear Active Wear Tailored Outerwear Regular Wear Creative Choice Separates (3 coordinating pieces) Costumes =============================================================================== Information: Pattern Company Pattern # Fabric Fiber Content Care Required Cost to Make: Include Pattern, Fabric, Notions Brief description of garments made: Attach a copy of pattern envelope and a swatch of fabric. (Optional) Please answer the questions on the back completely The University of Maryland Extension programs are open to any person and will not discriminate against anyone because of race, age, sex, color, sexual orientation, physical or mental disability, religion, ancestry, national origin, marital status, genetic information, political affiliation, and gender identity or expression.

6 1. Why did you decide to make this outfit? 2. What new skills did you learn or practice while making this outfit? 3. Were there any problems, or unique ideas about the construction of this outfit? 4. Describe the occasion(s) for which you will be wearing your outfit. 5. When accessorizing this outfit, what influenced your decision? 6. Cost of your Fashion Revue outfit. List individual garments, accessories, and footwear. Total cost to make/purchase and wear this outfit 7. On a separate sheet of paper, please write a brief (about 90 words) narrative about you and your outfit. This script will be read when you model your garment. Send the narrative with this entry or to kwood125@umd.edu

7 FASHION REVUE INFORMATION FORM CATEGORY B - Ready to Wear Please return this form as soon as possible, but no later than July 27, 2016 to: kwood125@umd.edu or Mail: University of Maryland Extension Garrett County Fashion Revue 1916 Maryland Hwy; Suite A Mt. Lake Park, MD Complete a separate form for each outfit you are entering. Name Age as of Jan. 1 st Address Zip Phone Division: Clover Junior Intermediate Senior Year in the Clothing Project Year in Fashion Revue Outfit Modeling: 1. Best Buy/ Bargain Basement 4. Made by member - modeled by someone else 2. Second Time Around 5. Made by someone for member 3. Buy, Create, and/or Recycle NOTE: individual, Category B - Factors considered: value for money spent, fashion trend, useability for the creativity and individuality, appropriateness for the occasion and modeling skills. Description of outfit Fiber content - If made: - By Whom - For what occasion Care of outfit - If purchased outfit: - Where purchased Brief description of the outfit: Please answer the questions on the back completely The University of Maryland Extension programs are open to any person and will not discriminate against anyone because of race, age, sex, color, sexual orientation, physical or mental disability, religion, ancestry, national origin, marital status, genetic information, political affiliation, and gender identity or expression.

8 1. Why did you select this outfit? 2. Describe the occasion(s) for which you will be wearing your outfit. 3. What did you learn while purchasing and/or remodeling this outfit? 4. Were there any problems, or unique situations about getting or purchasing this outfit? 5. When accessorizing this outfit, what influenced your decision? 6. Cost of your Fashion Revue outfit. List individual garments, accessories, and footwear. Total cost to make/purchase and wear this outfit. 7. On a separate sheet of paper, please write a brief (about 90 words) narrative about you and your outfit. This script will be read when you model your garment. Send the narrative with this entry or to kwood125@umd.edu