Hale Bob dresses women in feminine, chic clothing that transforms the woman who wears it. Known for its prints, bright colors and quality materials and fabrication, Hale Bob clothing captures the attitude of style and fashion of the women who wear it. Hale Bob’s creator, Daniel Bohbot, started his work in Paris immersing himself in the art, music and film of the city and developing a style and viewpoint that combined the world of pop culture with the world of couture. During a 2001 visit to Los Angeles, Daniel realized that the “City of Angels” was the place to launch the designs that would quickly make his clothes, must-have fashion for Hollywood’s celebrity clientele and for taste makers worldwide. Salma Hayek, Halle Berry, Heidi Klum and Eva Longoria are just a few of the fans who have come to love the look and experience of Hale Bob. They know that Hale Bob creates clothing that sets you apart from the crowd. All of the prints used by Hale Bob are designed and developed in the Hale Bob studios in Los Angeles and are exclusive to Hale Bob brand and will not be found elsewhere.

Look for Hale Bob’s latest collection to hit the runway on March 12th.

Miri Chais is a new multi-disciplinary artist who specializes in video art, installations and illuminated sculptures. Chais graduated from the Hamidrasha School of Art, Beit Berl College in kfar Saba, Israel in 2001. And is currently living and working in Los Angeles. Chais’ art combines cutting edge technology and virtual imagery in a fascinating new inventive vision. She corporates images from Japanese manga, modern culture, to pop music and other popular expressions can be found, along with a eccentric modernist statue of the Colossus of Rhodes, which includes soundtrack, video, and tracking cameras straight from an Orwellian novel. Recent solo exhibitions include: In Horror in Longing, Haifa Museum of Art, Haifa (2012); Tel Aviv (2012); and Paradise, Janco-Dada Museum, Ein Hod (2011): Colossus, Shay Arie Gallery, Tev Aviv, Israel. She has also appeared in several group exhibits, including the most recent No Wonder, Hangar 2 at Port of Jaffa, Tel Aviv, Israel and others. Chais’s work can be found in private collections in the United States, France, England, Israel and elsewhere.

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Fire In The Hamptons, the brainchild of writer/producer/vocalist Zack Arnett, is a band whose incomparable sound lies somewhere within the folds of electro-pop and indie rock. The group’s synth-infused standout tracks, “Stargazer,” “Humanimal,” and “Children of the Sun,” evoke an 80’s dance beat nostalgia with hints of a laidback California flavor. Often compared to New Order and Passion Pit, Fire in the Hamptons strives to take its music beyond the realm of electro-pop and towards a direction where the band can express their creativity through storytelling. Their full-length debut album “F.I.T.H.,” mastered by Grammy-award winning engineer Brad Blackwood, has had tracks featured on notable TV shows including “Gossip Girl” and “Jersey Shore.” Fire in the Hamptons has built a significant underground following by performing at venues such as LA’s indie music festival “Echo Park Rising,” and opening for the artists Samantha Ronson and Youngblood Hawke. With Aaron Bilyeu on drums, Ian Dowd on guitar, Emvy Venti on synth/piano, and Arnett as the bands frontman and vocalist, Fire in the Hamptons will without a doubt ignite the stage at Project Ethos.

- Brigette Vilicich, Project Ethos PR