Chris March
 

Finally went Public with , Writing Stevie's name in every thing he makes ! , I would love to see what he would create for her !!

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/0..._n_989724.html

^^Yes, he was right across the aisle from me at the Bethel show (kinda hard to miss, cha know what ah mean?). I thought he looked positively bored throughout the show. He just sat there quietly with his hands folded on top of his belly. Little did I know he was probably so stoic because he was quietly exorcising his chiffon-covered demons inside.

I hope this show gets Stevie's attention and inspires her to try one of his creations.

I met him at NOTS 20. He was kind of a dick, so I was disappointed. He was sitting in the hallway (there are couches there) talking to someone. I went up to him & politely said "excuse me, are you Chris March?" He gave me the side-eye & said "yeah?" So I just said "OK" and walked away. :lol: He was probably annoyed that I interrupted his conversation, but still - it appeared to be a casual convo, nothing personal or intimate, and I wasn't a screaming crazy fan or anything. I was about to tell him that I was a big fan. Oh well. I'm still glad he's a Stevie fan.

No idea who he is.

Ok I just searched. He was the jolly guy on Project Runway, the only and last season of it I had watched ever. Yeah he was funny on it but I was too busy watching Rami Kashou and his (literally) fine ass. :laugh: :)

If you don't mind me asking, where were you sitting? I'm wondering because it looks like you were probably standing right next to me during Love Is from the video angle. And....I'm a little embarrassed to ask, but if you happened to capture me and my friend there I'd seriously pay you for the footage...

I heard of Chris from those fashion programs on TV,Probably from the E channel.Hows he getting away writing her name on his stuff.I could done this at my last job on the items that we sent out.My boss would of get sued and I get sued from my boss.I dont want to meet Stevie the hard way in court in front of the judge.