Proceeds from the event will better the organization’s Sharp Dressed Man foundation, which is dedicated to supporting and providing recycled clothing for local men returning to work.

During the show, you can expect to see original designs by Cat Reinheimer Collections, Christopher Schafer Clothier, Ella Moda Couture, and Stonewell Studio – Hand Dyed Silk, as well as ready-to-wear pieces from Babe. (a boutique), Brightside Boutique & Art Studio, For Rent Shoes, Gogo’s Retread Threads, and Shawn Christopher.

The event will be held at the Christopher Schafer Clothier studio (1400 Aliceanna St.) on Friday, October 24 from 7 to 10 p.m.

For just $40, tickets will include light food (from Rouge Fine Catering) and drink (from Mix It Up). 

Click here to buy your tickets now!

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Stop by The Village of Cross Keys Fall Fashion Show to enjoy in-store events, as well as Fall Fashion Forecasts (mini runways shows) presented by participating vendors (including Chezelle, Jean Pool, Jones & Jones, Octavia II, The Pied Piper, Ruth Shaw, and The Store Ltd).

Proceeds from the event will benefit The House of Ruth Maryland. Representatives from the organization, devoted to preventing violence against women and children, will be at the event to collect donations for its One Great Thing fundraiser at Ruth’s Closet (Thursday, October 23 through Sunday, October 26). (Be sure to check back for more information regarding the fundraiser).

If you would like to donate, bring your pieces (clothing, accessories, etc.) to either Jones & Jones or Ruth Shaw on the day of the event, this Saturday, September 20, from 12 to 4 p.m.

If you can’t make it to the show, or you forget your one great thing, you can still drop off donations at Ruth’s Closet between now and Thursday, October 9.

The BFA Presents Trendsitions: SHOP & Soiree at City-Wide Retailers

The Baltimore Fashion Alliance will put on the first annual Trendsitions event this Saturday, September 20 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. After a day of shopping the city-wide event—featuring in-store parties and discounts at shops in Downtown Baltimore, Federal Hill, Fells Point, Harbor East, and Mount Vernon—continue the fun at the after party!

The Charm City Circulator will provide easy transportation between locations.

Click the event’s Facebook page for a full list or participating retailers, announcements regarding the after part venue, and more.

Hampdenfest Fashion Show

Hampdenfest—the festival known for toilet bowl races, cook-offs, music performances, artists, and local merchants—is debuting a fashion show segment this year. Stop by the Avenue Stage (36th in front of Bank of America) at noon on Saturday, September 20 to see looks from various neighborhood boutiques.

Shop Around Saturdays at Stevenson Village

There’s still time to take advantage of Stevenson Village’s September Saturdays. Drop in this Saturday, September 20, or next Saturday, September 27 (between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m.) to receive your very own eco-friendly gift bag, which participating vendors will continue to fill with goodies as you shop throughout the day.

SWS Presents Mini Fall Fashion Show & Mixer at Gallery 788

Baltimore-based fashion blog, Strangers with Style (which recently re-launched), will host its first fashion show at Hampden’s G788 next Wednesday, September 24. In addition to the show (which will feature models decked out in pieces from local boutiques), attendees will enjoy shopping, music (by local musician Al Rogers Jr.), food, and drink.

The event is free to attend, but a $5 donation is encouraged. All donations will benefit the gallery.

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Celebrate fashion and art at two events tonight: Super Thursday: In Full Bloom and RAW Baltimore Presents: Spectrum. 

In Full Bloom, held at The Walter’s Art Museum will feature a fashion show hosted by local fashion expert Lana Rae, founder and producer at Fashion Awards MD and owner and manager of KIS Agency. The runway, beginning around 7 p.m., will showcase looks from DC-based designers, Afua Sam of STUDIO D’MAXSI and Ean Williams of Corjor International, as well as more experimental fashions and costume designs from Naomi Davidoff.

But before the show begins, enjoy Designed for Flowers: Contemporary Japanese Ceramics, an exhibition featuring vases and celebrating some of the greatest Japanese ceramic artists. This exhibition is open to the public until May 11. Get a sneak peak here.

This event is free and open to the public.

When: Thursday, April 3 from 5 to 9 p.m.

Where: The Walter’s Art Museum, 600 N. Charles St.

Continue your night at The Creative Alliance for Raw Baltimore Presents: Spectrum. The event will feature local artists specializing in fashion and accessories design, film, hair styling, music, photography, visual and performing arts, and more. 

Click here for a list of some of the night’s featured artists and previews of their work.

Buy tickets in advance for just $15 or at the door for $20. You must be 18 or older to attend.

When: Thursday, April 3 from 8 p.m. to 12 a.m.

Where: The Creative Alliance, 3134 Eastern Ave.

This Saturday, XIX: An Experimental Fashion Event will kick off this year’s MICA Fashion Week. The event will feature a runway show, fashion, costumes, puppetry and performing arts, showcasing the work of MICA students. Take a look at some pieces from this year’s collection.

Tickets are $7 at the MICA store (1200 W. Mt. Royal Ave. or online) and $10 at the door (but we suggest you don’t wait—these tickets are limited).

When: Saturday, April 5 at 6:30 and 8 p.m. 

Where: St. John’s Church, 2640 Saint Paul St.

The festivities continue next weekend with UNMARKED: Annual Benefit Fashion Show. The event will feature students’ one-of-a-kind pieces, constructed from unique materials, that will represent them as designers.

Proceeds will benefit the Office of Diversity and Intercultural Development, as well as students involved in diversity programs.

Tickets are $15 for students and $20 for non-students at the MICA store (1200 W. Mt. Royal Ave. or online). And again, limited tickets will be sold at the door.

When: Friday, April 11 at 9 p.m. for the MICA community only (prices differ), and next Saturday, April 12 at 8 p.m. for the general public

Where: Brown Center: Falvey Hall, 1301 W. Mount Royal Ave.

Next weekend, be sure to stop by the sixth annual Charm City Fashion Show at Federal Hill’s Mother’s Grille. As the name suggests, the night will feature a fashion show, but also, visual art, and live music.

You’ll find looks from local shops including Brightside Boutique, Christopher Schafer Clothier, Debois Textiles, Babe. (a boutique), South Moon Under, 2live2love, Blanchard Designs, and Polina’s Privé Fine Lingerie.

General admission tickets are $35, runway seats are $45. Get yours here now or call the restaurant at 410-244-8686 to reserve a table (equipped with a complimentary bottle of champagne).

When: Saturday, April 12 from 9 p.m. to 12 a.m.

Where: Mother’s Grille, 1113 S. Charles St.

At the end of the month, enjoy two more fashion events, beginning with the first-ever Boulevard of Chic where you can shop all of your favorite local fashion trucks. This “Fashion Truck Rally” is free and open to the public, and some of the proceeds will benefit BARCS Baltimore Animal Rescue & Care Shelter.

Check here for updates about the event and a list of participating fashion, beauty, and health and fitness mobile vendors.

When: Saturday, April 26 from 12 to 6 p.m.

Where: 1220 Key Hwy.

That same day, in Harbor East, enjoy the third annual FashionEASTA event. Enjoy deals and discounts from the area’s participating stores, as well as live music, food, and drink!

Be sure to stick around until 3:30 for the FashionEASTA fashion show. Local celebrities will walk the catwalk in looks from Harbor East shops—which you can then buy!

Although the event is free to attend, you can reserve seats and VIP treatments (exclusive shopping bag, discounted drinks, and parking) here for $35. Some proceeds will benefit Dress to Success Baltimore, which will also welcome new and lightly used women’s business apparel at the event. With each donation, comes the chance to win a $500-value package of prizes!

When: Saturday, April 26 from 1 to 6 p.m.

Where: Harbor East, Aliceanna St.

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The neighborhood tradition features a fashion show stocked with the latest looks from local boutiques, including American Apparel, The Bridal Suite, Pandora’s Box Boutique, Phina’s for the Home, Seleh’s de Federal Hill, Under Armour, and Vanessa’s Vintage Treasures.

All night enjoy live music from The Real Geniuses, a
local party band who specializes in ’80s hits. Also, be sure to take
part in the silent auction, which includes a variety of wins—even some
trip packages!

Proceeds from the event will benefit Federal Hill Main Street, a nationally recognized, nonprofit organization devoted to improving the area.

Tickets are $90 per person at the door, but don’t wait—the event has sold out the past three years. Purchase your tickets here for just $75 per person. You must be 21 or older to attend.

Check the event’s Facebook page for updates and details!

When: Saturday, February 22nd from 7 to 11 p.m.

Where: Baltimore Museum of Industry, 1415 Key Hwy.

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The
line, which features mainly 24-karat gold vermeil (originally bronze)
pieces adorned with semi-precious stones, is typically carried in larger
department stores, such as Neiman Marcus and Saks Fifth Avenue, as well
as a select few boutiques throughout the world. So take advantage of
this opportunity to shop the line so close to home! Not to mention, a
representative from the label will be there to answer any and all
questions.

Be sure to stop by and go home happy with one of Stephanie Kantis’ classic, yet colorful statement pieces.

When: Thursday, February 6th and Friday, February 7th

Where: 7701 Bellona Ave.

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The gift shop, which was previously located in Belvedere Square, is known for its assortment of stationery (including Page Stationery, Dabney Lee, and Kate Spade just to name a few).

The
boutique specializes in custom-made invitations for weddings, Bar and
Bat Mitzvahs, and other special occasions. Customers can also take
advantage of in-store printing services for smaller orders.

In
addition to its signature stationery collection, Simply Noted carries a
wide variety of gifts, including many personalized items by well-known
brands such as Jonathan Adler, Kate Spade, and Toss Designs, along with local lines like Gilah Press and Maggie Stewart Design.

Don’t
miss the store’s grand opening on Friday, February 28th and Saturday,
March 1st—come celebrate with exclusive offers and champagne!

Where: Ruxton Station, Second Floor (1515 Labelle Ave.)

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