ORLANDO INTERNATIONAL FASHION WEEK 10TH ANNIVERSARY
EST. 2014
Sunday November 10, Opening Show: Fashion and Art Hits CityArts Sponsored by Downtown Arts District
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alerie Boey Ramsey, a breaking news contributor for the New York Times, owns VBR Ink corporate storytelling. She has more than 30 years of experience as a television news reporter. She has worked for local television stations, such as CBS, NBC, and FOX affiliates. Valerie is president of the Asian American Journalists Association’s Florida Chapter and enjoys mentoring professional and student journalists. She’s an award-winning journalist recognized in the Congressional Record for her AAPI leadership.
Featuring:
| The Artistic Grove by Sergio |
| Diverso Art Jewelry by Diana Vera |
| Josey Creates by Josey Prior |
| Fancy by J. Allen |
Thursday November 14, Sponsor Event - FEN Social at Aloft Orlando Downtown, 6PM to 9PM
Official Welcome Party for Anelya Alim Makeup School based in New York!
FEN Social Networking with [FAME] Fashion, Art, Music & Entertainment during Orlando International Fashion Week
Join us for an unforgettable evening of photos, networking, art, and entertainment at Aloft Orlando Downtown.
Fashion by: Vedremo by Valerie Capuzzi
Fashion by: Villa Vault Couture by Sharon Ward
Art by: Kerry Harripersad, Kerry Art
Performance by: Meka
Spoken Word by: Marquis, Diverse Word
Emcee: Ashleigh Renee Mausser of Ash Rock Art!
Friday November 15, TBA
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Saturday, November 16, Rooftop Party and Fashion Show at the Grand Bohemian, 1PM to 4pm
Emcees: Danielle Cohn & Charisma Tran
Danielle Cohn is a multifaceted talent, thriving as a singer/songwriter and a licensed tattoo artist. With over 30 million followers across social media platforms, she captivates audiences with her music, including her latest single, “Do It Better,” on Apple Music. As the proud owner of @HerLovelyPleasures, Danielle combines her entrepreneurial spirit with her passion for creativity, inviting fans to explore her products at herlovelypleasures.com. Charisma Tran is a teen Actor (Reality TV), Model, and Dancer.
Featuring:
| Overchill the Label by Olivia Myers |
| Carrera Couture by FabiolaMoreno |
| SimAllure Boutique by Simone Davis |
| Solicia Collection by Yvette Solis |
Performance by: Singer/Songwriter Scott Barnhill
Sunday November 17, Kids & Teens Fashion Show at the Grand Bohemian, 1PM to 3PM
Emcee: Nathalie Vallieres is a passionate social entrepreneur. She founded the Swim Global Project and the US Drowning Research Alliance and is committed to mentoring young women through Scholars for Success in Orlando. In addition to her mentorship, Nathalie contributes to community growth as the Business Development Director for the Miss America Orlando organization, empowering young women to achieve their goals.
| Purple Dragonfly by Anita Cleveland |
| Choupette Kids Winderemere |
| My Little Matilda by Savina Rey (Kids) |
| My Little Matilda by Savina Rey (Teens) |
Performance from Avalon Dance.
Performance by Clare & The Chocolate Nutcracker
Sunday November 17, Fashion Night Out, Closing Shows at the Grand Bohemian, 5PM and 7PM (Multiple Shows)
Sound experience by Bang & Olufsen.
5 PM (Show 1) Emcee Christina Carmona, a prominent figure in Central Florida’s entertainment scene. She has made her mark through her work as the host and co-producer of flagship television shows like Indie Cinema Showcase and Destination Orange County.
| Labelle Since 1919 |
| Karina Torres |
| SHARY Online Boutique by Yahaira Almedina |
| Beaux Studios |
| Ingrid Tu Variedad Boutique |
Performance by: Singer/Songwriter Scott Barnhill
7 PM (Show 2)Emcees: Michelle Imperato and Jason Guy, News Anchors/ Reporters for WESH 2 News
| Hihabibi by Mosab |
| DePalma by Vanessa Salazar |
| SimAllure Boutique by Simone Davis |
| Artelio by Arquelio Rivera |
| Majestic by Bouchra Hida |
| Aline Moreno |
FEATURED DESIGNERS & BOUTIQUES
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Orlando International Fashion Week, AKA Orlando Fashion Week, is a nonprofit, tax-exempt organization under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.