Stanton James Adds Canadian Designer, Dace
Stanton James is pleased to announce the addition of Dace to their mix of over 45 up & coming, fashion-forward designers. Dace has been featured in ION Magazine, Fashion Magazine, Lucky, Lou Lou, NY Chic, Glow, NY Magazine, Elle and many others. Dace can be found on many of today's celebrities and has also been featured on MTV.
Beverly Hills, CA, November 17, 2009 --(PR.com)-- Launched in March 2009, Stanton James.com has quickly evolved into one of the most well-known and respected retailers for up & coming designers. Recognized in countless magazines and blogs, StantonJames.com has positioned itself as the premiere locale for finding the widest array of clothing, accessories, shoes and bags from emerging talent.
New to their line up of over 45 designers is Dace. Dace arose from the skill and creativity of designer Dace Moore. Since its launch in spring 2002, her collections have attracted a growing following.Dace Moore was born and raised in the Okanagan Valley of British Columbia, Canada. The second child of four siblings, she showed her flair for fashion at an early age by playfully dressing up her brother and two sisters.Her appreciation of and great taste in fine quality clothing was apparent early on. When, with not a lot of money to spare, Dace’s Mother would give each child $100 to go shopping to buy back-to-school clothing, her brother and sister would return home with bags full of clothes. Dace would come back with only one or two carefully selected items. But it wasn’t until, at seventeen, she left the Okanagan Valley after a year of college and moved to Vancouver, British Columbia, that Dace would discover she had a passion not only for fashion, but for design as well.
Dace began teaching herself how to sew when she became a young single mother. She started constructing garments from vintage patterns that she collected from thrift stores. She took the blocks from these patterns, manipulated them and created her own designs, which she was soon selling to local consignment stores. It wasn’t until her creations started to sell out that she decided that this new love to be creative with clothing could lead to a career in design. So Dace headed back to school, enrolling in the Blanche Macdonald Centre for Applied Design.
Dace successfully completed the fashion design program at Blanche Macdonald in 1998 and quickly gained media coverage from her participation in local fashion shows. Soon afterwards she got her first job in the industry, as a Production Manager/Designer at United Snow and Skate, a local street-wear/outer-wear company. It was here that Dace acquired strong trade skills, as the head of production for the company and as a designer for the women’s casual/athletic line.
Dace launched her eponymous collection in 2002 and began wholesaling to stores in Canada and eventually to the United States. From the start of Dace’s career her designs have been featured in group shows and applauded by the media, but with the growing success of her company, she is now gaining international attention.
With styles that possess sophisticated modern lines, the d a c e brand always conveys a sense of classic femininity. Clothing by d a c e is known for its clean lines and for being well constructed, with attention to fit and detail. The pieces are versatile and designed to be flattering and sexy, with an overall classy but fun look – recognizably d a c e.
All operations are executed through the d a c e studio in downtown Vancouver, British Columbia. The line is manufactured and produced locally, to high standards of construction and quality.
"Dace is going to be huge with StantonJames.com customers because they seek style, they love designs that are ultra-unique and high quality - that is Dace" said StantonJames.com co-founder, Brittany Price. Dace collection will join designers such as Brigid Catiis, Hellz Bellz, Aaron Ashe, Sofie Olgaard, Anita Arze, May de Chelly, Elaine Kim and many more. With Stanton James.com's emphasis on emerging talent they have created an environment unlike any other as many of their designers are not carried in many locales. Brooke Price, founder and owner of Stanton James.com "We wanted to create something that the hipster, chic customer wanted to wear. We cater to the girl that everyone looks to for style advice, we pride ourselves on not carrying things you will find at traditional mall stores."
The Dace collection is now available at Stanton James.com.
For more information clients can contact PR@StantonJames.com, visit them online at www.StantonJames.com or call 1.877.410.1490.
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New to their line up of over 45 designers is Dace. Dace arose from the skill and creativity of designer Dace Moore. Since its launch in spring 2002, her collections have attracted a growing following.Dace Moore was born and raised in the Okanagan Valley of British Columbia, Canada. The second child of four siblings, she showed her flair for fashion at an early age by playfully dressing up her brother and two sisters.Her appreciation of and great taste in fine quality clothing was apparent early on. When, with not a lot of money to spare, Dace’s Mother would give each child $100 to go shopping to buy back-to-school clothing, her brother and sister would return home with bags full of clothes. Dace would come back with only one or two carefully selected items. But it wasn’t until, at seventeen, she left the Okanagan Valley after a year of college and moved to Vancouver, British Columbia, that Dace would discover she had a passion not only for fashion, but for design as well.
Dace began teaching herself how to sew when she became a young single mother. She started constructing garments from vintage patterns that she collected from thrift stores. She took the blocks from these patterns, manipulated them and created her own designs, which she was soon selling to local consignment stores. It wasn’t until her creations started to sell out that she decided that this new love to be creative with clothing could lead to a career in design. So Dace headed back to school, enrolling in the Blanche Macdonald Centre for Applied Design.
Dace successfully completed the fashion design program at Blanche Macdonald in 1998 and quickly gained media coverage from her participation in local fashion shows. Soon afterwards she got her first job in the industry, as a Production Manager/Designer at United Snow and Skate, a local street-wear/outer-wear company. It was here that Dace acquired strong trade skills, as the head of production for the company and as a designer for the women’s casual/athletic line.
Dace launched her eponymous collection in 2002 and began wholesaling to stores in Canada and eventually to the United States. From the start of Dace’s career her designs have been featured in group shows and applauded by the media, but with the growing success of her company, she is now gaining international attention.
With styles that possess sophisticated modern lines, the d a c e brand always conveys a sense of classic femininity. Clothing by d a c e is known for its clean lines and for being well constructed, with attention to fit and detail. The pieces are versatile and designed to be flattering and sexy, with an overall classy but fun look – recognizably d a c e.
All operations are executed through the d a c e studio in downtown Vancouver, British Columbia. The line is manufactured and produced locally, to high standards of construction and quality.
"Dace is going to be huge with StantonJames.com customers because they seek style, they love designs that are ultra-unique and high quality - that is Dace" said StantonJames.com co-founder, Brittany Price. Dace collection will join designers such as Brigid Catiis, Hellz Bellz, Aaron Ashe, Sofie Olgaard, Anita Arze, May de Chelly, Elaine Kim and many more. With Stanton James.com's emphasis on emerging talent they have created an environment unlike any other as many of their designers are not carried in many locales. Brooke Price, founder and owner of Stanton James.com "We wanted to create something that the hipster, chic customer wanted to wear. We cater to the girl that everyone looks to for style advice, we pride ourselves on not carrying things you will find at traditional mall stores."
The Dace collection is now available at Stanton James.com.
For more information clients can contact PR@StantonJames.com, visit them online at www.StantonJames.com or call 1.877.410.1490.
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