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Spandex USA linens, chair covers and specilaty items can change the way an event looks and feels. From Retro Hawaiian to the dazzling Red Party or Awesome Powers, Spandex USA is 'flexible' enough to make it happen.
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Join the Club  Today, more and more companies hosting meetings are interested in offering their attendees a place to hang out together at night away from the hustle and bustle of a hotel bar. One creative way to do this is to transform a hospitality suite from its daytime use into an exciting club. That was the case in this instance where the Client asked Current Affairs to create a club concept that would feature a different ambiance each night over the course of five nights - pictured here is an example of one of those many nights. Equipped with LED lighting panels, pool tables, bars, coffee tables and couches, Current Affairs is set up to create a versatile look that can be interchangeable night after night. More Images.... Brand Appeal Remember that 70's retro funk? Fluorescent colors, lava lamps, and hot pink everything? Current Affairs brought the retro back with this reception, an event created for a Pharmaceutical company debuting a new product packaged in hot pink and gold. Current Affairs ~ with corporate branding as part of its event production focus - blended these colors to create an exciting look and feel for the reception, which took place at the Mauna Lani Hotel on the Big Island of Hawaii. More Images.... Reach for the Beach
Australia Bonland Dairies retained Current
Affairs to produce two aloha-themed events. For inspiration, the event
team reached for the beach. Tie-dyed linens, Spandex chair covers and a
grass shack serving station created a crisp and contemporary
interpretation of a beach party. A wall of surfboards and tropical
plants provided a visual divider between the color-drenched beach
party, and a formal wedding that took place in a nearby ballroom. More Images.... Pictures by Chaz ACES Photography Retro Hawaiian - Flower Power  For this welcome party at The Fairmont Orchid Hotel, on the Big Island of Hawaii, Current Affairs was asked to capture a retro-Hawaiian feel. We were able to accomplish this by using blue and red Hawaiian floral Spandex on the tables and decorative cones, which came alive with internal lighting once the sun had set. These cones made a visual contrast to the chairs covered in white Spandex and elegant centerpieces featuring beautiful white orchids. More Images.... Awesome Powers
What else could be said about this 'Awesome
Powers' event, but 'Groovy Baby'! The 'Swinger's Lounge' featured
velvet sofas and chairs, faux lamps with fringe, Awesome Powers dressed
in his velvet suit, and the 'Supremettes' lip-syncing to 'Baby Love,'
Stop in the Name of Love! and other Motown songs. Awesome's 'Dinner
Pad' featured strobe lights, illuminated bars in a myriad of color
fronts silhouetting graphic images of the Go-Go 70's, tables and chairs
dressed in bright colored vinyl, S-shaped columns projecting images of
Awesome Powers characters, dancing Go Go girls in vinyl mini dresses
and 14, upside down ice cream cones sheathed in shocking flashing
psychedelic polka dots. More Images....
Blue Hawaii
Dreams
certainly do come true in Blue Hawaii, and this is one Hukilau that
would even put a smile on the king of rock and roll himself! Vintage
decor accents, reminiscent of days gone by, greeted Guests who were
encouraged to arrive in popular Hawaiian clothing from the 60's era.
After being offered an array of mai tais and, of course, Blue Hawaii
drinks by charming beach boys and girls, Guests made their way past the
thatched-hut bars where they were treated to colorfully decorated
buffets with bamboo skirting, fishnets, seashells, surfboards and of
course lush Hawaiian tropical florals (a must for all luaus) amid
scrumptious and delectable goodies. Two large Hawaiian Tiki statues
presided over the evening's festivities as Elvis and his band
entertained with tunes from the 50's and 60's, and graceful Hula
Dancers in Hollywood cellophane skirts swayed their hips to the beat! More Images.... The Orange Lounge
Current Affairs specializes in taking a concept and painting it red, well orange in this case, meaning pushing the envelope to create larger-than-life productions. And that's just what we did for a new pharmaceutical product that tasted like orange. For the 'Orange Lounge' event at Ala Moana Hotel, orange drenched the room - wall to wall and floor to ceiling. With no detail left unattended, the carpet, the faux fur lamps and even the cocktails were orange. Black lounge couches and techno jazz accented the event. More Images....
The Red Party Snow White wanders into the red light district
and dances in a Go Go cage. While Walt Disney may have been
disappointed, for the 500 partygoers of the Pacific Telecommunications
Conference, it was an evening of red-hot delight. Our creative team
transformed a hip-hop nightclub, swathing it in a bath of red light and
decor that included red stalagmites piercing down from the ceiling.
Hawaii's Iona Dance Troupe was retained for the party's all-star cast:
Snow White, the Evil Queen and the Devil himself. But, by the end of
the night, the villains, the heroes and the Guests were all on the
dance floor - along with a 10-foot tall ceremonial Chinese red
lion - dancing the night away. The Menu and More Images.... Pictures by Chaz ACES Photography
Hot! Hot! Hot!
T Things really heated up at this event, which
featured sizzling music, peppery dancers and explosive surprises. Fun
was in the air at Club Hot Hot Hot. A guitarist and funky horn player
really got in the mood...a mime, magician and juggler entertained and
the enticing sounds of Calypso drew Guests to the limbo dance. All at
once, stage candles ignited simultaneously, leading Guests to a
climactic cheer heightened by the band hitting a feverish pitch.
Gorgeous Latino dancers danced up a frenzy and party revelers in full
costume broke onto the dance floor doing a vibrant Lambada as they
tossed beads, glow necklaces, castanets & maracas to club revelers.
A sassy salsa takes over and the next thing you know, you're dancing
in the samba line and making new friends all the while! More Images....
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