
This weekend probably didn't seem like anything special to most, but to those Utah Fashionistas it was what they've been waiting for all year. It was Jared Gold's Caspian Runway event starring Lisa D'amato. I wasn't aware I was going, when I heard it was sold out my heart dropped; was I going to miss not only a Black Chandelier event, but his big fashion show? No, of course not. My crazy aunt Debbie met a very important person at the red party (hosted by the Cyber Sluts at Hotel Monaco) who told Deb she would not only get us in the VIP section but she would get us in backstage. Though each VIP ticket cost 100 dollars she only needed to pay for two. We got there an hour early, there was already a line to get into the general seats. Once we got backstage, me and Brighton were afraid to venture into the hairspray fog to witness couture in the making. We did of course, since when were we the types to punk out? At first I just felt like our 5'0 tall fatty asses were getting in the way but I realized we aren't celebrities to these people, they're from all over the country! We were important because we were in there without a press badge. From the moment we stepped into the room, my goal was to find D'amato. When we found her she was posing for pictures while getting her hair done. She called us over, she liked my DI leopard print stiletto boots. We talked with her about being fashionable even when poor until we were told to leave the area because we weren't with hair and makeup. We went back to our safety corner taking pictures as if we were paparazzi. A few minutes after they opened the doors to the public we went to go to our seats, I wanted everyone to see us coming out of the dressing room, I wanted their envy. I don't think anyone noticed, but it was okay. We had front row seats, down about half way from the front of the runway. We were sitting between a dapper bald man and a woman who casted the models. We talked with the woman about Highschool Musical because she did the casting, it was interesting. I didn't get to mention our school, (East Hollywood High) it would have been cool if she could come talk to our school about her job. Oh well.
We saw part of the Scenester army get escorted in by our friend Anthony, we loved how crappy their seats were. They saw us too, Fat Fire-alarm voice girl threw her arm in the air to flip us off. We didn't let it bother us because we were indeed much better than they were that night.We also saw "Gypsy girl" she was way in the back but she saw us as well. She was making faces at us, not bad faces though. She's so awesome with her cute outfits and weird accent. Everyone was there, our friend DJ Justin Strange wasn't, but all of our friends from Black Chandelier and our adoring fans were. (that's right, we have adoring fans.)
Deb got into a VIP seat, though she did not pay for one. She was sitting next to a very important person who happened to point us out to her. She didn't say "OH YEAH THAT'S MY NIECE AND HER FRIEND" she let him go on about how we were at all the events and how amazing we were, after that she mentioned she knew us. It's a pretty amazing feeling to be... well, famous! The people sitting near Debbie were people who either owned, managed, or worked at Landis salon. (fun fact: that salon is across the street from my hair place) two of them looked like famous people: Joe Trohman and Brandon Flowers... if they were gay.
We were able to say hello to our friends once they were done seating people, Trevyr looked so cute with his pony tail and yellow blazer, Hailey actually escorted us to our seat, and Anthony seemed a bit stressed out, it was nice to see him though. Once the fashion show started we didn't really care about anyone else but the models. We were little fashion critics; we talked about the models' walks, appearance, and overall presence on the runway. Lisa started out the show, her fur legwarmers just would not stay up, she didn't let her anger show. She also ended the show, that's when me and Brighton got to see her tits. Possibly the best pair I've seen ever. Despite Audry Kitchens' claims of being a model, she had the worst strut. She didn't move her arms and looked like a complete dick. The photo at the beginning of this entry was the best, she was so elegant and graceful. This show made me want to go into the fashion industry even more, it really truly did. After the show we hung around waiting to see some people, that and Brighton and Deb had to piss.
In the bathroom (waiting for them to finish pissing) these two girls came in and we started talking about my awesome boots and how I got them at the DI... I didn't get their names, come to think of it, but we had a pretty decent conversation. One of them asked me how she looked in her jeans, it was peculiar but I thought it was awesome that she would ask.
Brighton slept over so we could go to the SHOP W/ THE MODELS the next day. We were pretty stoked out to go, I was a little nervous. When we got there we immediately saw Jared and Aja , it was going to be a good time. A bunch of our Black Chandelier buddies were there, it wasn't as packed as last time. We saw a dance party in the back so naturally, we joined in. It was a weird feeling, jamming with Lisa D'amato to Gwen Stafani. We were getting our pictures taken by professional photographers, my mom, Clint Catalyst, and random shoppers with their camera phones. I quickly noticed we were the only fans that were interacting with the models... Probably because we're so much better than the normal people. B) We told Lisa that we thought her tits were nice, she showed us them and told us how they weren't real, it was so awesome! Ha ha. I don't know how it came up but we asked if we could sign her stomach, she said yeah and then she was having everyone sign her! Jared signed them damn tits, and a hella lot of people signed her ass. It was so chill; we didn't do much shopping, we did more talking with Lisa. She dished on America's Next Top Model, it was pretty interesting hearing the truth about Reality TV; she told us about how they told her she would win, but Tyra would hold her down. They told her to change who she was, she didn't of course, that's not how she does. So in the long run, it was good she left. She told us how she had a bad home life until she was 16 and she hasn't seen her terrible mother since... It was really sad but at the same time uplifting to know she could turn out extremely successful. Me and Brighton got her to sign our shit, she wrote "don't do what anyone tells you" "do your shit and do it well" "that's how we do" and "if you can't be a good example, but a horrible warning! Ha ha. LOL." Brighton got an accordion and I got a Next American Massacre Tee-shirt. :]
Before we left Jared thanked us so much for coming to all their events and we said goodbye to everyone. It was an amazing fucking weekend.
If I get another question about who are in the pictures with me, I'm going to explode. (part of why I wrote this blog.)
SUPA FLY DOBBL DEE.




















