Frist's Golden Age Of Couture Connects Pop/rocker Rod Lunn To The Country Scene

New York (Top40 Charts/ Mark Alan Consulting/ JetStream Records) - JetStream Records Rod Lunn encountered more than just a rare line of fashion at the Frist's preview party in Nashville. 'Events like these are always interesting not only for the exhibit itself, but because there is such diversity represented in the attendees,' examines Rod. 'I was very grateful to connect with some of the musical guests that evening. Lee Ann Womack in particular has a flawless voice that is recognized beyond the country market.'

Womack and Lunn were among the extensive list of entertainment personalities, government officials and Nashville elite that were in attendance. The Frist hosted their preview of the Golden Age of Couture exhibit on June 17th in Nashville. Guest included Nashville Mayor Karl Dean, Julie Roberts, Holly Williams, Sarah Darling, ABC's 'The Bachelor' contestant Stephanie 'Kansas' Wilhite, Amber McDonald, and Country Weekly's Bob Paxman, among others. The launch of Christian Dior's fashions in 1947 marked what Dior himself called the 'golden age.' The exhibit features those monumental designs that created the new standard for dressmaking and high fashion. The exhibit is on display through September 12 at the Frist Center for the Visual Arts, 919 Broadway, Nashville, TN.

Lunn recently released his latest album 'The Same Mistake' on JetStream Records. This Music City native captured attention from the college market opening for leaders Mat Kearney, Matt Wertz, Dave Barnes, Howie Day and Ryan Cabrera. He has sold nearly 40,000 albums as an independent artist and his music can be found on all the major online distributors -- iTunes, Napster, Amazon and CD Baby. Two music videos from his previous release, You and I and Cry, also garnered spins at MTV, VH1 and Fuse. While honing his skills as a singer/songwriter, Rod landed a success modeling contract with the Ford Model Agency. His campaigns with Ralph Lauren and Abercrombie & Fitch were featured in GQ, Vanity Fair, Cosmo, etc.

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