The Fabulous Quintina Johnson

Today's blog is about my client, the fabulous Mrs. Quintina Johnson. She was set to debut her 2011 Spring/Summer Collection at Maryland Fashion Week yesterday in Bowie, MD. There are several things that happened in the course of this week. The Quincy Tae'Lor fashion line is for woman sizes 8-14. There were not enough models to fit her clothing so she could only present 6 looks. She sucked it up and said okay, but since she had such a small line she should have been placed in the middle of the show. She was the finale. Ok. All of her models walked the designer before her at the end of her show and so there was not enough time to change into her looks. When the fabulous commentator announced her to begin her show as soon as the last model from the previous designer walked off the stage, he said "Ladies and Gentlemen, please put your hands together for Ms. TJ Quincy."

Tenne and I were floored, did he just call my client "TJ Quincy". Okay, so model one comes out, model two, and then model three and then..... (crickets) no model, 30 seconds passed, no model, another 30 seconds passed, no model, no designer and then all the models do their final walk on the catwalk. WTF just happened???

Mrs Johnson just packed up her fabulous fashion line, went to the parking lot where I met up with her, and the look in her eyes said it all. I was like, "what was happening in the back?" She said, "I couldn't hear anything, and then all of the models just scattered. I was getting one dressed when the did the final model call."

Now as a publicist, I hate for something to go wrong at an event. But, when you mess up a persons hard work you should at least come to apologize. So, as we wait for that phone call from Tyresa Dyer at Maryland Fashion Week, we will humble ourselves, take the experience for what it was and move on. Good thing Mrs Johnson had a hard working publicist behind her that put gift bags with a lookbook video in it so that people could at least take the line home with them.

This business requires that we always have a plan B. Always be on your A game!!!

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"Who is Dee Blackmon & Where the Hell Has She Been?"

So, what next for this rising star? Ms. Dee Blackmon will be taking her brand on the HBCU college circuit. She will debut her play "Color Blind" to a college audience, while promoting her debut novel, Fallen Snow and doing a motivational seminar/workshop for students interested in becoming an Author and/ or writing a play or script.

Ms. Blackmon knows that part of being an successful entreprenuer lies in bringing that knowledge back to our communities. What better way to do that, than to bring real world experience to the classroom of young innovative minds. Her very own inspiration were nurtured by her fourth grade teacher while in school in Detroit.

For more information about the tour dates and/or information to have Ms. Blackmon come to your establishments please contact GlamGirl Public Relations @443-570-7040 or glamgirlpr@gmail.com.