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  Anti-Prom 2009: "Vam-Prom,&quo...
  The Anti-Prom, organized by Young Adult Programs, provides an alternative, safe space for all teens who may not feel welcome at official school proms or dances because of their sexual orientation, the way they dress, or any other reason. This years event took place on Friday, June 12, in Astor Hall at the Stephen A. Scharzman Building, and was guest hosted by Tim Gunn, of Project Runway and author of Tim Gunn: A Guide to Quality, Taste, and Style, and Austin Scarlett, fashion designer and a former Project Runway contestant. In this final episode, see what the teens created as well as what they wore to the Anti-Prom. This video was produced by Amy Azzarito and James Murdock, of The New York Public Library Digital Experience Group, with Jack Martin and Chris Shoemaker, of Young Adult Programs. Special thanks to Paula Baxter, Susan Chute, Jessica Cline, Penny Glenar, and Clayton Kirking, from the Library—as well as Rena Deutsch and Julie Zenobi, from the New Design High School. Music by Todd Mazierski.
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  AntiProm 2009: "Vam-Prom,"...
  The Anti-Prom, organized by NYPL's Young Adult Programs, provides an alternative, safe space for all teens who may not feel welcome at official school proms or dances because of their sexual orientation, the way they dress, or any other reason. This year's event took place on Friday, June 12, in Astor Hall at the Stephen A. Scharzman Building, and was hosted by Tim Gunn, host of Project Runway and author of "Tim Gunn: A Guide to Quality, Taste, and Style," and Austin Scarlett, fashion designer and a former Project Runway contestant. Watch as six teens visit the Library's Art & Architecture Collection and its Picture Collection to research outfits they designed for the event. In this episode, Tim Gunn meets with the teens to critique their work. This video was produced by Amy Azzarito and James Murdock, of The New York Public Library Digital Experience Group, with Jack Martin and Chris Shoemaker, of Young Adult Programs. Special thanks to Paula Baxter, Susan Chute, Jessica Cline, Penny Glenar, and Clayton Kirking, from the Library—as well as Rena Deutsch and Julie Zenobi, from the New Design High School. Music by Todd Mazierski.
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  Anti-Prom 2009: "Vam-Prom,&quo...
  The Anti-Prom, organized by NYPL's Young Adult Programs, provides an alternative, safe space for all teens who may not feel welcome at official school proms or dances because of their sexual orientation, the way they dress, or any other reason. This year's event took place on Friday, June 12, in Astor Hall at the Stephen A. Scharzman Building. It was guest hosted by Tim Gunn, of Project Runway and author of "Tim Gunn: A Guide to Quality, Taste, and Style," and Austin Scarlett, fashion designer and a former Project Runway contestant. Watch as six teens visit the Library's Art & Architecture Collection and its Picture Collection to research outfits they'll be designing for the event. In the next episode, Tim Gunn will meet with the teens to critique their work. This video was produced by Amy Azzarito and James Murdock, of The New York Public Library Digital Experience Group, with Jack Martin and Chris Shoemaker, of Young Adult Programs. Special thanks to Paula Baxter, Susan Chute, Jessica Cline, Penny Glenar, and Clayton Kirking, from the Library—as well as Rena Deutsch and Julie Zenobi, from the New Design High School. Music by Todd Mazierski.

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  Paper Lamp Shade How-to, Decor it Y...
  This week, Louise of Warpe Design shows us how-to make a punctured paper lamp shade. Plus, Meg shares some more lighting ideas. -Lousie's Etsy: warpeDesign.etsy.com -Make your own driftwood lamp as shown on Tim Neves blog. http -Crafty Nest shows how to make a faux capise shell lamp. This would be amazing if you did it large-scale. www.craftynest.com -Apartment Therapy featured Haldane Martins home in a house tour, and the feather lantern shown here is stunning. Plus, here is their DIY version made out of wax paper and tape. www.apartmenttherapy.com www.apartmenttherapy.com -To fill in the lighting you dont make yourself, Design Sponge gives a lovely round-up of lamps under $100: www.designspongeonline.com Our Website www.threadbanger.com Our Blog http Submit a Video to Us! www.threadbanger.com Our Twitter twitter.com Our Facebook www.facebook.com
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  Structural Blossom Lamp, DIY Lighti...
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  Justin Love Story Ep. 7 Pt. 2!
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