Tuesday, April 27, 2010
DC FASHION EVENT: The 2010 State of Style on the Hill
As members of the fashion and apparel manufacturing industries, you are invited to join us as we assemble on Capitol Hill for the first ever Fashion Advocacy Day in recognition of the newly formed Congressional Apparel Manufacturing and Fashion Business Caucus and in support of the DC Fashion Foundation.
Get involved. Make a difference. For tickets and additional information, visit 2010 State of Style on the Hill
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Fashion Advocacy Day
Hosted by The Greater Washington Fashion Chamber of Commerce
This two-day event kicks-off with Fashion Advocacy Day on Capitol Hill. This is a unique opportunity for Fashion professionals across the nation to meet face-to-face with their representative to raise awareness on issues affecting their community as well as the fashion and apparel manufacturing industries at-large.
State of Style Awards Luncheon on the Hill
Hosted by Angie Goff of WUSA9 & Oh My Goff! & Kiki Ryan of Politico
Presented by GWFCC and Fashion Washington, this celebration honoring the accomplishments of leaders and contributors of the fashion and apparel manufacturing industries will be attended by law-makers, fashion professionals and leaders in the fashion industry.
2010 State of Style Benefit at The District
Hosted by Jeannie Jones with Special Performance by D.C.'s own House of Echo
The State of Style Fashion Benefit is a first of its kind event celebrating the burgeoning fashion industry in Washington, DC. By bringing together members of our fashion community and local designers with nationally recognized leaders in the fashion industry, the State of Style Fashion Benefit aims to increase exposure of our emerging fashion professionals.
Friday, May 21, 2010
DC Fashion Advocacy Day
For all GWFCC Members and DC Fashion Professionals, join us at the Wilson Building as we visit our respective district council members for a morning of advocacy and showcasing.
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