LA Auto Show 2012: Automotive Dreamscape

This concludes the coverage of the 2012 LA Auto Show.  Keep an eye out for more events uploading soon on this site featuring your favorite fashion, import, fitness, and glamour modeling personalities.  Additional shots featuring the beauties of the 2012 LA Auto Show are also available on my facebook photo journal at www.facebook.com/PhotogNJL.

Exclusive automotive coverage is also available on www.autoshowevents.com.

 

The following is a final video overview of one of the hottest season ending events of 2012.  Enjoy…

 

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LA Auto Show 2012 SPOTLIGHT: Elizabeth Michelle and Elyse Miles

 

When Elizabeth Michelle and Elyse Miles get together at a live event such as the LA Auto Show at the Al and Ed’s Autosound showcase area, things can get a bit silly. Multiple takes on the “Elizabeth/Elyse kinda-sorta-smile” (not pictured here for fear of model retaliation) would ensue between moments of hysterical laughter from even the slightest glimpse at the other’s attempts. Then a conversation about alternate business opportunities like “hot model event foot massage” would enter the mix. One would think that they had a whole stand up routine all planned out. But that’s just how they roll, in sync like the initials of their names.  They were definitely the best buddy team at the LA Auto Show this year.

LA Auto Show 2012: Al & Ed’s Autosound Angels

 

There’s a different rhythm and pulse to Kentia than in any other convention hall during the LA Auto Show. That vibe relies heavily upon the booming sound systems and electronics of Al & Ed’s Autosound. With a showcase area stretching an entire length of the hall, the brand has been a well recognized source of entertainment and curiosity for many event attendees for the past several years. And then, of course, you have the women, which also tend to intrigue. For instance, why do they have scan codes on a certain part of their body? And when they have the message “Like Us” printed at the front of their dresses, is that a general suggestion or a specific question? With the Al & Ed’s Autosound brand stance on innovation, would anyone expect anything less innovative from their marketing?