V Style
Beauty radiates from within. V understands and celebrates inner beauty, encouraging women to grow from within, be their best, and pursue their passions. From dancing to rock climbing, running a business to running a family, designing a dress to fighting crime, our readers do it all. The same woman who dons her hiking gear on Saturday morning may put on a sumptuous evening gown that night. The woman who wears conservative business suits for her high-powered career can enjoy colorful, stylish clothing and accessories after work.
In recognition of the diversity of women and their interests, V presents the V Style fashion spread. Each month, Fashion Editor Christopher W. Wilmer brings readers clothing and accessories from local retailers, modeled in a professional, visually appealing manner that is a fashion statement in itself. V Style gives our readers a glimpse into the world of fashion, gives them ideas for their next outfit, and gives our retail advertisers another venue for showcasing their products.
Click on the links below to see some of Chris's recent V Style fashion spreads:
July 2009: Silken Moon's "Thrift-y" Style
June 2009: Kingley&Posh, Fashion Made Fancy for 14+
May 2009: Five-Year Old Working at a Fast Clip
April 2009: V Thrifty 101, Consignment Fashion
March 2009: The Technology of Cosmetology at Makeup Artist Studio, Inc.
February 2009: FOXERS Boxers
January 2009: It's My Prom
December 2008: Global Goodies for Children
November 2008: VA Fashion Week
October 2008: Time to Fall for Franco's
September 2008: Spring Street Sizzle in Charlottesville
August 2008: Henrico High School Student Fashion Designers
July 2008: Designer Show & Sale in Charlottesville
Fashion Editor Chris Wilmer has the experience and talents necessary to present stylish fashions to V readers in ways that educate, enrich, and entertain. He has been in the entertainment and fashion industry for over 20 years, working and residing in over 26 cities around the world. He has appeared in movies, television, magazines, catalogs, billboards, store fronts, commercials, music videos, and runways worldwide. He is also Director of Miss Virginia United States.
"I feel very fortunate to have been able to have the life that I have had and look to give the spirit that the world has given me to my current endeavors," Chris says. "It is my sincere wish that the people my life touches now are affected in a very positive way."
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For more information about the V Style Fashion Program, contact Chris at chris@vmagazineforwomen.com.