Every year, Specialty Car Craft presents one of the more magnificent displays at the LA Auto Show with a showcase of fine body work and customizations that intrigue the senses in shimmering silver, celestial white, and sleek midnight tones, scintillating in the charisma of uniform elegance. To accompany these creative feats, the company often employs a team of representatives who match the style, luxury and sensuality, which is synonymous with the brand.
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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.
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The following is a final video overview of one of the hottest season ending events of 2012. Enjoy…
| 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. |
| 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? |
Heading down the escalators from the LA Convention Center’s main lobby, there lies a whole new world within the walls of Kentia Hall. While things up top are a bit more structured and formalized, showcasing world premiere, mass produced projects by the largest automobile manufacturers in the world, the convention center underground, as you will, provided a different outlook at the automotive lifestyle featuring custom cars, vehicular modification products, accessories and car care equipment which cater to the spirit of a car culture that is easily identifiable with the vibrant SoCal crowd. Therefore, many of the talent stationed in this section of the convention center will be familiar with many who follow the west coast import and trade show scenes.
| With the brand new 300C full-sized sedan upon Chrysler’s main display at this year’s LA Auto Show, the company had to make sure they had people with the experience and passion to drive the message of Chrysler’s dedication to performance, style and luxury to a mass audience. Once again, Tiffany Stone found herself on that platform for the duration of this two week extravaganza, having already toured with the brand for several years nationwide. Much of her appeal at these events stem from her dynamic presentation style. There’s a volume and vitality that she is able to channel while detailing the most technical of information that provides that much needed clarity to the wandering minds of an uncommitted consumer. There are even some moments that it’s unsure whether or not she does sense a bit of confusion, where it seems she tweaks her narrative ever so slightly to keep everyone locked on, utilizing methods such as brief energetic moments of Q&A to personalize a product experience. It’s this intuitive charm that’s very natural and endearing about her that builds the element of trust and comfort with a broad-based audience. If one found themselves to be a bit more curious, a simple search engine inquiry would uncover that she is definitely one of the more popular Chrysler representatives within the automotive trade show circuit. Such would also uncover her many successes within the modeling industry in general, being a top ten finalist of Maxim’s 2008 Hometown Hotties competition and a former top 15 contender for the crown of Miss Michigan, along with numerous credits in televised advertising and online media. There’s much to be said about a someone whose talent encompasses every sector of their industry, and it’s all very good. |
| Because of Detroit’s stature as the home of the “Big Three” automobile companies in the United States, it’s easy to discover that many of the American promotional teams and representatives sent to public trade shows throughout the nation hail from the Great Lake State. One such Michigan native was Erin Leighh, who represented Dodge as a product specialist and presenter during the LA Auto Show. With the sleek shimmer of fine silver machinery, the 2013 Dodge Dart, right by her side, she detailed the specifications and developmental history of the showcased vehicle with a smooth confidence and clarity, which could only come from an intimate knowledge of her subject. While many presenters at the the LA Auto Show are not necessarily involved in the modeling industry, there was just this visual brilliance and charisma she had that was undeniable. It turns out that she actually had done some print and catalog work back home and was fascinated about the sectors of fitness and nutrition particularly, due to its relation with her passion for the science of physical therapy. With all of that said, you could see that her true enthusiasm was for the moment, representing a brand she believes in. She’s a true fan of fine automobiles like many people were at this show. With all information, laughter and goodwill taken into account, her optimism and embracing character created quite a vibrant show atmosphere for everyone in attendance and proved her value as a major brand product specialist. |
| This is the predominant “culture” of the LA Auto Show with the LA Convention Center’s South Hall, West Hall, Concourse Hall, and Petree Hall all dedicated to inspiring curious attendees to buy into the designs and concepts of the major manufacturers and developers of the automotive industry. Models and spokeswomen with these major companies usually travel with their brand nationwide to the biggest locals and events and often work every day of the show’s duration (usually in half hour shifts for mega two week events like this show). Because of the worldwide reputation of their brands, they have to present themselves as experts of the design and functionality of the vehicles they stand by, describing them in detail at regular intervals upon showcase platforms spread throughout a convention hall. In later installments, it will be revealed that many of these women have a great varied history that spans many sectors of the modeling world. |
