The turbulent goings in backstage before a fashion show has always fascinated me. Countless fantastic collection pieces<\/strong> of favorite labels<\/strong> like Elsien Gringhuis<\/a>, DfC x Jan’n’June<\/a>, Nine to Five<\/a>, Studio Jux<\/a> & Co. waiting to be showed at the Salonshow. Currently they are only just sort the clothes on the rails of the corresponding models. Dressing<\/strong> that pass their sheets and prepare for the decisive moment. Models with XL-curlers<\/strong> who made themselves comfortable with music in the ear and wait for the next step. Others are just while blow-drying, straightening, backcombing or prepared under the expert hands of makeup artists<\/strong> of Aveda in the chord on the big show.<\/p>\n In a corner tables are standing with drinks<\/strong>, delicious salads<\/strong>, raw vegetables, dips – but be careful, after the mask<\/strong> must not be eaten of course! Extra large charts<\/strong>, where the looks were already brought into the correct order<\/strong> – and yet resorted again. Many people with headsets that still give final instructions or get jobs. Drifting is a bit hectic<\/strong>, the mood but not tight. Here are just professionals at work. Speaking professionals: The Salonshow was first time staged by designer Fran\u00e7ois Eymeric from Paris together with Greenshowroom founder Magdalena Schaffrin<\/strong>. Shortly before the countdown I’m looking at my seat at the catwalk and await with interest, on the implementation of what I got in parts already faced.<\/p>\n