The Kemet School Non-Profit Corporation invites you to join us for an evening of good music, food and fun at The Charlotte Museum of History. This will be a chance for you to satisfy your pallet and love of delectable dishes as we showcase one of Charlotte, North Carolina’s premiere culinary artists, Chef Imani. The Kemet School’s mission is to bring educational awareness and cultural expression to those less exposed, organized as a community of artists, musicians, dancers, dramatists, writers, and chefs. The Kemet School’s approach emphasizes awareness through educational and cultural programs.
Allow us to receive your support as Chef Imani makes his way into your hearts with his exquisite Soul Fusion Cuisine. We the Kemet School Non-Profit Corporation wants the Charlotte Community to assist in extending the “Connecting to the Cultural Corridor” into North Carolina. The Gullah/Geechee Nation of the Lowcountry in South Carolina has included the Pee Dee Area of South Carolina as part of the “Cultural Corridor,” which begins in Jacksonville, Florida and includes areas throughout the diaspora. This event is sponsored by the Kemet School Non-Profit Corp, please consider a $22.00 donation if you cannot attend.
UNCC Fashion Show
On Friday March 16th, in Charlotte, North Carolina, at the Lucas Room, Cone Center at UNCC the Honors program is hosting the UNCC Fashion Show At 7:30 pm
The evening will include performances by up and coming musicians, Brandon Kirkley and Egypt Baskett. Afterwards the audience will be treated to the designs of local fashion designers Gone Ape, Alta~Cation, and boutique J.T Posh.
Admission is $5 Proceeds go to the American Cancer Society
Elenora Fagan, one shining gem in Charlotte’s Web of talented artists and Mic Check QC’s debut band.
After reviewing their self titled debut album Elenora Fagan on Reverb Nation (ranked #38 in Charlotte at the time) I had to meet them.
The fashion industry is always on the look out for emerging designers. Many of these young designers showcased in Charlotte Seen Fashion Week have studied fashion design or simply started from their own encounters and hobbies. Each designer has their own story and this has been reflected through their design techniques and style. With hopes of making an impact on the community these designers are more than happy to share what they have been working on in the past few months. Dedication and passion to their craft have brought them all a long way. Lets welcome these designers with open arms.
Holiday Gift Ideas for those who want to be “FASHONABLE!”
This is my favorite time of year with the anticipation of holiday cheer everywhere, Christmas decorations to enjoy, and of course, the “hunt” for the perfect gift for everyone on my list.
It truly does take time to find something unique and special for everyone on your list. I have a little tradition that works for me.
The Winners Are!
Charlotte Seen Fashion Week was a success for the City of Charlotte, as well as for the local businesses, hotels and local talent. It featured the most skilled fashion designers, emerging designers, makeup artists, hairstylists, and local artists bringing reinvention to the body. The evening began with the VIP guests attending the West Elm lounge and listening to live performances while dining on wonderful hors d'ouvres, complimentary cocktails, and beautifully styled cupcakes from Cloud 9. We want to thank our sponsors for making this happen: Gateway Village, Elevate Lifestyle, Miles Interiors, Paul Mitchell School, Barefoot Wine and Bubbly, Kiss 95.1, Charlotte Magazine, Where Magazine, Belk, West Elm, Best Buy, Overstream Landscape, Perry's at Southpark, Hillard Studio, Selphyl, Capel Rugs, Doubletree Hotel, and Beverly Grant Jewelry. Also, thank you so much to all the models, judges, attendees, celebrities, volunteers and bartenders, without you we could not have made this happen. Charlotte Seen Fashion Week is proud to announce the dates for 2012: September 18 through 22. Below are the winners of 2011 Charlotte Seen Fashion Week. Drum roll please….