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Other Publications by
Dawn Devine Brown
New book filled with tips on design, construction
and embellishment of bedlah - Bra and Belt sets.
100% Tribal Costuming!
But good for historical dancers too!
An introduction and general reference book on Middle
Eastern dance costume design.
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The Style File
Presenting my latest publication The Style File. This little
book is a field guide to identifying styles in Middle Eastern
dance costume.
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Editorial - Regrouping
After a tragic and traumatic autumn, I took some time off
to do good deal of soul searching and emotional regrouping. Here
are some of my thoughts, plans and projects for 2002.
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Costuming on a Shoestring
With the economic slowdown, many dancers are forced to scale
back their plans for future costumes. Here are some strategies
and techniques for stretching your costuming dollar.
Project - Tribal Hair Extensions
Here is a fun, inexpensive project to add another layer of
color, movement and fun for tribal, folkloric or historically
inspired costuming.
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Davina on the Web
On the Costumer's Bookshelf
is featured on Gilded Serpent Magazine. Book review of Indian
Embroidery by Rosemary Crill
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Upcoming Dance
Events
California/Nevada/Oregon
The Two Old Bags of Reno are sponsoring the High Desert Hip Fest. Two days of workshops with Fahtiem
and Mesmera. With
shopping and a gala show, this promises to be an incredible event!
May 18 - 19,
Reno, Nevada
Vendor Site
Madam X has a NEW PATTERN
available on her website! She's created an adjustable gawazee
coat pattern.
www.madameXcostumes.com
Dancer Site
Lotus Tribal Belly Dance was located right
next to my table at Festival Fantasia in October. They are not
only an award winning dance troupe, but they have lots of interesting
merchandise for sale. They are also planning an event for June
2002 - This is one busy troupe!
www.lotusbellydance.com
Web Zines
www.gildedserpent.com
www.bhuz.com
If you are a vendor, dancer or represent a troupe
or event, drop me a line. davina@davina.org
We will be happy to add your site to our list.
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