SAN DIEGO, Feb. 7, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Agent155 Media Group, Inc. (Pink Sheets:AGMG), a provider of multi-media content management tools, providing exposure, networking and collaboration opportunities to models, performers, artists, athletes, musicians, filmmakers and agencies worldwide, today announced that it has signed an agreement to acquire a 25% interest in Gaelyn and Cianfarani, a New York City based clothing designer www.gaelyn.com. The one-of-a-kind couture, featured everywhere from Italian vogue to MTV, has taken the East Village studio creations to a global audience.
Gaelyn and Cianfarani utilize modern fabrics and elegant innovative tailoring to create one of a kind couture and limited run ready to wear seasonal clothing. Their fashion forward fabrics are an integral part of their design vision. "The partnership will give Agent155 exposure to some of fashion's brightest minds, as well as provide a venue for our Models, Musicians and Photographers as well as provide a clothing design team for our own line in the future," stated Christopher Martinez, CEO of Agent155 Media Group, Inc.
About Gaelyn and Cianfarani
Genevieve Gaelyn and Atom Cianfarani began collaborating in 1999 and created their label Gaelyn and Cianfarani in 2002 when they started showing during fashion week in New York city. Motivated to create high fashion with a focus on preservation and revitalization, this integrity shines through their work.
Genevieve Gaelyn apprenticed with costume designers before collaborating with Cianfarani. Essentially self taught in sewing and pattern making, her patterns have been called "genius".
Atom Cianfarani trained in fine wood working before breaking into fashion. Applying the same exacting standards and attention to detail has been critical to the team's success.
Gaelyn and Cianfarani's signature material, often mistaken for leather, is made by hand from recycled bicycle inner tubes. Creating a durable, sexy and Animal/Earth positive textile is their most outstanding contribution to our increasingly disposable society.
About Agent155 Media Group, Inc.
Agent155 Media Group Inc. is based in San Diego where its Web site (Agent155.com) and related services are produced for worldwide distribution. The company offers an affordable, high-quality online presence for the global artistic and athletic communities through its website, Agent155.com. Agent155.com offers models, performers, artists, athletes, musicians, filmmakers and agencies a multi-media content management solution, enabling the creative world a collaborative forum to network and develop. Agent155.com provides talent agencies, agents, producers, directors, and recording companies a one-stop location to search and view the profiles and work of emerging talent. Agent155 Media Group Inc. also re-distributes member content through traditional media channels like TV, radio, film and print. Agent155 Media Group Inc., produces films, music tours, commercials, and various events using talent exclusively from Agent155.com
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