Urban Threads Salon Series presents

The Art of Style:  A Conversation, Book Signing  and Workshop with Lesley D. Ware

Ms. Ware will share her creative experience, her award winning book Sew Fab: Sewing and Style for Young Fashionistas along with Fab Fashion Style File followed by a workshop to learn how to draw and design your own fabulous style with Lesley Ware’s top four tips for sketching on a fashion figure (croquis). This workshop will help young fashionistas and aspiring designers easily develop the skills needed to draw stylish clothes.

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Date: Saturday, July 23
Time:

12-1:30 Conversation and signing

1:30 to 2:30 Workshop Ages 8 and up

Place: LeRoy Neiman Art Center – Arts Horizons 2785 Frederick Douglass Blvd, Harlem, NY
Admission: $5 per participant for the workshop. Space is limited and available on a first-come, first serve basis.
Books:  Please feel free to bring Sew Fab or Fab Fashion Style File for Lesley to sign OR  you can purchase the book(s) on site for  $19.95 + tax

Lesley Ware is an author, entrepreneur, and fashion educator. Lesley helps tweens and teens discover their personal style and talents through fun and creativity. She has written two books: Sew Fab: Sewing and Style for Young Fashionistas, selected by Amazon.com editors as one of the best children’s nonfiction books of 2015, and the recently-published My Fab Fashion Style File. Lesley is grateful to her publisher, London’s Laurence King, for giving her the opportunity to empower the next generation of fashionistas.

Lesley’s passion for inspiring girls began when she earned her degree in Elementary Education, and continued when she orchestrated a national program for Girl Scouts of the USA. When she’s not working as a contributor to Martha Stewart Living or teaching, you’ll find Lesley with her husband, seeking out fun, artistic activities around Brooklyn. Lesley considers all of her readers to be part of her “style tribe.”

Funding for Urban Threads Salon Series is provided by: