‘An Evening of Diversity’ is the fashion show and fundraiser at the Models of Diversity Launch Party Presented by Lizzy Cundy at the Millenium Hotel in Kinghtsbridge, London.
This fundraiser and fashion show is hosted by Models of Diversity – don’t miss this fantastic night of entertainment that will bring together celebrities, wags, models, designers, and the fashion elite with live performances and a catwalk show with a difference.
There will also be Goodie Bags and a raffle.
Loads of celebrities and press are already confirmed.
The night will consist of a fashion event featuring 5 catwalk shows divided into sections, each with 5 models or more…this will include disabled, mature, and plus size models, including 5 world-class models (such as Kelly Knox, winner of Britain’s Missing Top Model), with opening and closing bands for entertainment.
Tickets are priced at £20, which includes champagne and canapes on arrival, plus a spectacular goodie bag.
This is set to be a really fun night and so grab your tickets before they sell out and avoid disappointment!
You can order tickets online using Paypal. Just click on modelsofdiversity.org to purchase your tickets.
Models of Diversity advocates for more diversity in models, and demands that the fashion and marketing industries recognise the beauty in women of all races, ages, shapes, sizes and abilities.
Their mission is to change the face of fashion and modelling.
They sponsor modelling workshops for people with disabilities, campaign against the tragic effects of the size zero culture, and fight inequality in the representation of real men and women.
They reject the notion that only a very narrow range of ages, races, shapes and abilities are marketable.
Angel Sinclair, the founder of Models of Diversity and Sinclair Model Management, is a former model herself; she started the campaign after appearing on Gok’s Miss Naked Beauty in 2008.
Angel was struck by the great variety of beautiful women participating in the event and how that contrasted with the narrow range we see in the fashion industry.
That’s when she decided, with Sally Williams, her co-founder, to promote the use of models that reflects diversity in society, in terms of race, shape, age and ability.
People that are interested in the company and what it stands for can follow Models of Diversity on both Facebook and Twitter.
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