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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 | One of the unique representative aspects that Extreme Autofest has emphasized about its own brand relates to the weight and importance placed upon unified theme. Such has always brought with it a certain aura of intrigue for the nature of their scheduled event format and programing throughout the years. For that reason, the organization constantly searches for the most creative and energizing talents to enrich the experience within their automotive lifestyle extravaganzas by effectively illuminating and animating the event atmosphere through their stylistic interpretations of fantastical visual drama and adventure. |
| At the 2013 DUB Show in Los Angeles, Extreme Autofest would allow a few of the featured stars of their upcoming event to unleash their personalities upon a massive show floor in preparation for their own spectacular on May 11th, 2013 at Anaheim’s Angel Stadium. While yet seemingly unprepared to don the wardrobe of their Extreme Autofest alter egos, they were no less interesting in character themselves. |
 | The import scene would have a significant presence at the Los Angeles DUB Show in the form of an officially sponsored booth by automotive showcase circuit organizer Extreme Autofest. For several years now, Extreme Autofest has effectively promoted its brand of car culture entertainment to the largest cities of the Southern California region, holding scheduled sanctioned events within Anaheim and San Diego on a consistent annual basis. Their emphasis upon a spanning perspective on the automotive lifestyle has been characterized by many fans and professionals within the scene as one of the most colorfully vibrant live event festivals within its genre. Featuring an expansive display of customized automobiles and modified motorcycles, the event series synthesizes the passions of various communities into one major event extravaganza, often headlined by much anticipated musical performances and premier stage competitions. With their 2013 season debut only a few weeks away, set for the Angel Stadium on May 11th, 2013, many of the featured promotional personalities of the Extreme Autofest brand would head onto the DUB Show event floor with a fresh enthusiasm for the exciting things yet to come. |
 | At the 2013 DUB Show in Los Angeles, the DUB Garage would present one of the more massive showcase areas within the event, which would, to most attendees at the show, act as a live event manifestation of DUB Daily, the official car culture blog of DUB Magazine, which tracks the latest trends and occurrences within the urban car culture community. Heavily influenced by the versatile, quality craftsmanship of the DropStars Wheel Collection and the stylized luxury rim designs of TIS, the display dazzled as one of the most complete visual representations of the automotive culture, which effectively encompassed the realms of domestic luxury, two-wheel cruising, and personalized sports performance. With such a full spectrum outlook on the entire scene placed upon a single showcase platform, proper representation would rely upon an individual that embraced a certain elegance and flare that effectively complimented the complete nature of the presentation. The gorgeous Venessa Kanani would turn out to be the person most suitable for that job. |
 | While celebrated and renowned for its stunning customized automobile displays, the DUB Show Tour also honors other influential elements of the expansive creative culture, characterized by alternative avenues of amusement and stylistic implementation, which exemplify the true depth of the lifestyle itself. Whether it be theme parks, accessories, or different brands for written word, there are many participants within the automotive scene that collectively cater to the tastes and passions of a broad-based audience. The DUB Show in Los Angeles would allow some of these companies the opportunity to get to know the fans and enthusiasts who would potentially benefit from the goods and services that they had to offer. In turn, these entities would enrich the event experience with featured promotional talent and special guest appearances, which effectively delighted the crowds with excitement and exclusive brand-named souvenirs. |
 | Savini Wheels redefines luxury within the sultry, sleek style of its own unique creative conception and engineering. Known for innovative craftsmanship and scintillating design, while providing an expansive variety of product options within detail, the company has become one of the most respected and admired entities within the automotive show circuits today. Much of the prestige they have garnered over the years has been a direct result of the quality of presentation within their elaborate live event displays, often adorned with the presence of a variety of exotics and high performance vehicles, which effectively exemplify the brand’s value and congruency within any mode of living while always keeping the mood thematically rich and vividly intriguing. |
| Along with the chicness and class of the brand comes the beauty, personified within the poise and personality of Savini’s dedicated product specialist team. Through their own charm and visual elegance, these fine ladies would make quite an impression on the crowds once again during the course of the 2013 DUB Show in Los Angeles. |
 | Ace Alloy Wheels in conjunction with AMF Forged would proudly display some of their premium, high-quality aluminum wheel designs for the benefit of those present at the DUB Show LA event extravaganza. Shimmering in fine quality and visual aesthetic allure, their combined product lines, forged within stylized ingenuity, would honor the essence of the automotive lifestyle within their presentation, which effectively celebrated an encompassing affection for action, luxury, and performance. To help drive the character of their brand culture into the hearts and minds of the wandering public, Ace Alloy Wheels and AMF Forged would enlist the assistance of some of the automotive scene’s premier promotional personalities, one of those being the talented and charming Ashley Clark. |
 | A trip into the heart of a city tells much about its fundamental character, a perception well influenced by the sights and experiences of the journey. It could be through a street lined in stars that justify a common ambition within a word upon a mount. It could be through a strip called Sunset where the brilliance of the American dream never seems to fade away. It could be from a highway that follows the impeccable western coastline, where the elements always seem right for a little action and play. Perhaps, that’s why many people around the world associate Los Angeles as the pinnacle scene for entertainment. Arriving at the city’s center, feeling all the glamour and creativity within the atmosphere, some of the most beautiful ladies of the live automotive scene would grab their hottest dresses and matching high heels to welcome everyone appropriately to the spectacle of the LA high life at the site of the Los Angeles DUB Show. |
 | As mentioned previously, the DUB Show tour is a magnified expression of the enthusiasm and spirit inherent in the car culture experience, offering something still true to life though much less ordinary. Things are just big on this show floor. There’s big wheels, big semi trucks, big sounds and big stars. Even the major sponsors of the event have the weight of tradition and reputation behind them. One of the most prestigious brands to support the DUB Show in its 2013 tour would be the mega automotive giant Toyota, which would present its popular insignia in all its glory upon one of the biggest showcase displays within the DUB Show LA event floor. After all, they would need the space in order to fit all their full-sized, top-of-the-line sedans under their banner, as they would proudly showcase the freshly designed fourth generation models of their Avalon brand vehicles. In order to cover their massive space effectively and efficiently, a sizable team of product representatives were deployed throughout the entire area of the Toyota display. Sleekly dressed, tablet equipped, and smiles ready for hearty welcomes, the Toyota Avalon promotional team brought much more to be admired. |
 | 2Crave Wheels seems to draw inspiration from a dedicated brand culture, defined by shimmering stylistic conception and expertly detailed craftsmanship. It’s within this visual prestige and presentation that the company has become a well recognized symbol of elegance and refinement, as 2Crave proceeds with its continuing mission to impart its own spirit and passion towards the broad-based automotive community. On the front lines of this campaign stands a steady yet ever-expanding roster of talented young promotional personalities who have effectively created a solid rapport with the company’s customers, fans and followers throughout the years. Composed of some of the modeling industry’s most stunning young stars, the 2Crave team gathers together one of the most alluring ensembles of talent upon any show floor. As always, their presence at the 2013 DUB Show in Los Angeles would be well received. |
 | The DUB Show in Los Angeles is renowned for showcasing some of the most original and elaborate conceptions of customized vehicular design within the American live event circuits today, gathering the talents of automotive enthusiasts from various cultures, experiences and backgrounds upon the common ground and facility of the expansive Los Angeles Convention Center. Perhaps, one of the most celebrated elements of modification within this car culture scene is the artist’s interpretation of the purpose and fashion of the wheel. The body might be fantastic with the exterior design visually exquisite, but the wheels do something else that is fundamentally significant in purpose. They make the car move, not purely from a functionality standpoint but also in their perceived aesthetic value as a statement of character. Such a realization leads one to understand the DUB name as more than just a common reference toward the customized wheel but rather the acknowledgment of a certain attitude and spirit which provides identity. Dominating the DUB Show floor as they usually do, wheel manufactures and retailers understand the importance of what they sell to the market and often employ the assistance of representation that capture that same attention and affection from their audience that they believe their products and services innately provide. |
 | The DUB Show automotive showcase series is a nationwide event phenomenon that moves to its own unique beat. While many other competing circuits are intricately tied to the international racing and performance culture created by the thrill for competitive sport and a passion for speed, the DUB Show provides a window into the rich urban automotive lifestyle prevalent within popularized American culture today. Such is influenced by an emphasis on maximized sensory gratification through lavish, flavorful displays of stylized vehicular customization that fundamentally define the phrase “tricked out ride.” Backed by a leading national promoter of the American car culture, DUB Magazine, with prestigious companies such as Monster Energy, Boost Mobile, and Toyota attached as a major sponsors of the tour, the DUB Show has effectively branded elements of the American pop culture and lifestyle through its name, especially with consistent guest appearances by the hip-hop music scene’s most talented young performers upon their main stage. Amongst all these features, however, much is to be said about the role of the modeling industry in this particular event series, whose participants and representatives have always provided for some of the most memorable moments of the DUB Show throughout the years. At the DUB Show’s 2013 tour stop in Los Angeles, these gorgeous promotional stars would become, as they always have been, a major factor to the overall show experience. |
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…
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The new year always brings with it a certain air of optimism. It’s that realization that no matter what has transpired throughout one’s lifetime, there are always opportunities that allow for change and new beginnings. Perhaps, it’s within this tradition of yearly resolutions that is so well emphasized by today’s culture that the organizers of the Los Angeles Fit Expo feel poised to create the most profound impact. The message is simple. Work to achieve. Achieve and be transformed. Nothing justifies and exemplifies that spirit better than the talented men and women who comprise today’s fitness elite. It is through their example that they have become honored, and by their dedication that they hope to inspire a generation. They know that within this marketplace of ideas and philosophies, the next wave of great motivators and leaders will emerge. The progression of such a cycle is what drives the engine of the fitness culture, and therefore, many of the models and talent at this event, while admired for their physical feats and accomplishments, are all the more regarded for their roles in shaping mindsets as lifestyle mentors and teachers. The Fit Expo of Los Angeles, being the largest event of its kind in Southern California, truly emphasizes the enthusiasm of a passionate and interconnected community and stands as one of the first and best big venue events of the show season.
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| 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. |
