Atlanta Fashion Community Staple Shines Positive Light On Mental Health in Partnership with The Lee Thompson Young Foundation!
Sunday, March 25th marked the 5th Anniversary of Atlanta Fashion Staple the “Fashion Bazaar” fashion show. Variety 6 LLC. in coordination with First Born Music Entertainment LLC. hosted the fifth installment of this production in partnership with “The Lee Thompson Young Foundation” advocating for Mental Health Awareness. The fashion show was held in a piece of beautiful historic Atlanta at The Atrium on Sweet Auburn Ave. NE, Atlanta, GA 30303.
The Fashion Bazaar featured an array of alluring fashion and proceeds from the show will now benefit Mental Health Awareness throughout the Atlanta area through their live donation given during the show’s program to awareness foundation The Lee Thompson Young Foundation.
Attendees enjoyed eclectic beats from the beautifully talented DJ Amber Jai ( I-Heart Radio ) and DJ Jakima Starr ( Oomp Camp ). Cocktails flowed throughout the night. Coupled with live performances by Electronic/ EDM artist Turquoise Music ( @TurquoiseMusic ) and R&B Singer/ Songwriter Joe’ (@Joe_L810) that serenaded the evening.
NYFW veterans to Atlanta fashion scene newcomers fashions were seen draped on models of all ages. Attendees were wowed by collections from “Noir by Naomi”, “Bliss”,“Creationz of a Dove”,”Vintage Hazel” and the debut of “Zoey 1210”,
“The evening was all that we could have imagined, we are looking forward to another successful installment next year” says Zoey Clarke, Co-Creator of the Fashion Bazaar.
About The Lee Thompson Young Foundation
The Lee Thompson Young Foundation is dedicated to erasing the stigma associated with mental illness, advancing holistic health treatments and improving the lives of all those impacted. The Lee Thompson Young organization disseminates information to the general public, supports research and sponsors youth programming that strengthens support systems and promotes well being.
To learn more about the Fashion Bazaar, inquire at [email protected].
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