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Runway Fashion struts into Georgetown

December 1, 2014
Rehoboth's Tiger Lili presented an energetic segment on the runway with combinations of texture and earthy props at the Saturday before the Season fashion show. BY DENY HOWETH
Show announcer Drexel Davison shares dueling selfies with Caroline Griffis during an intermission. BY DENY HOWETH
The crowd enjoys a bridal gown by Bride to Be by Hope Mitchell. BY DENY HOWETH
Ten celebrity dresses from the Red Dress Collection were on display with jewelry by Harry K of Rehoboth. Here is the Calvin Klein dress worn by Christie Brinkley in 2005. BY DENY HOWETH
Ten celebrity dresses from the Red Dress Collection from Heart Truth were on display with jewelry by Harry K. BY DENY HOWETH
Young fashionistas Sara Freih, left, and Isabella Berberian take in the fashions. BY DENY HOWETH
Young fashionistas (l-r) Sara Freih, Rachael Ramjattansingh and Isabella Berberian watch as makeover recipient student Samantha Walls takes to the runway. BY DENY HOWETH
Tiger Lili fashions wrapped models with texture and crowned them with antlers. BY DENY HOWETH
Feathers and Fashions were striking in the second segment of the fashion show. BY DENY HOWETH
Robert Sessa, vice chair; and Rozi Berberian, chair of the event, choose the winner for the raffle. BY DENY HOWETH
Sarah Wilcutts watches the runway. BY DENY HOWETH

Held on the Saturday before Thanksgiving at Del Tech's Georgetown campus, Runway Fashion features the latest casual and elegant trends. This New York-style fashion show is enjoyed by local fashionistas.

As models strut down the catwalk, guests enjoyed champagne, chocolates, a silent auction and a display of “The Red Dresses,” a collection of designer gowns that have been worn by celebrities at various fashion events with jewelry provided by Harry K.

The Saturday Before the Season Fashion Show was established by Sue Saliba of Lewes, Delaware Tech alumna and college trustee, with the goal of supporting international education study abroad scholarships to deserving students and support the Global Understanding workshop series for students and the community.

 

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