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Rehoboth Beach Main Street’s Runway 2024 is a rousing success

Rehoboth Beach Main Street’s (l-r) Cliff Martell-Fantini, Jen Carroll and Terry Kistler welcome guests to Runway 2024. TED PFIRRMANN PHOTOS
Ted Pfirrmann
April 25, 2024

In an exciting display of community and fashion, Rehoboth Beach Main Street hosted its highly anticipated Runway 2024 event April 21 at the Rehoboth Beach Convention Center.

This annual fashion show showcased the latest trends in clothing, accessories and style, featuring local designers and boutiques. Models strutted down the runway with confidence, exhibiting a diverse range of looks, from casual beachwear to elegant evening attire, highlighting the unique charm of Rehoboth's fashion scene.

The event not only celebrated fashion, but also served to support Rehoboth Beach Main Street's ongoing efforts to revitalize the downtown area and promote local businesses. With its blend of creativity and community engagement, Runway 2024 proved to be a standout success. As the sun set on this successful event, Rehoboth Beach Main Street's commitment to promoting the city's unique identity through fashion and community involvement shone brightly, promising more exciting ventures in the future.

 

 

Max Couture absolutely fired up the crowd in an outfit from Beach Essentials.
Giselle Akvag is the owner/stylist at MG Fashion Women’s Boutique.
Olga Muromtseva is the owner of Something Comfortable, selling loungewear, sleepwear and intimate apparel.
Making sure the party refreshments keep flowing are (l-r) Betsi Fakler, Mike Venanzi, Nancy Mayott, and Tom Johnson.
Schuyler Allen is all smiles before the show.
Rehoboth Beach Commissioner Edward Chrzanowski makes an appearance.
Having a blast are (l-r) Nicole Ashton, Jeremy Pringle, Tai Camper and Meg Shupe.
Representing Bad Hair Day! are (l-r) Jamie Friedel, Keegan Brooks and Courtney Leonard.
Terry Kistler and Jen Carroll of Rehoboth Beach Main Street welcome the crowd.
Makayla Murphy models a yellow floral print dress from Grace Boutique.
Kendal Wiley was cool in her white dress from Coral Cove. In the background are L. Drexel Davison and Maureen Eschbach, emcees for the evening.
Richard Ambrose had the crowd eating out of his hand as he worked the catwalk in his outfit by Quiet Storm.
Thanking the evening’s sponsors are (l-r) Jen Carroll, Cliff Martell-Fantini and Terry Kistler.

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