News Summary
Columbia is gearing up for its 4th Annual Met Gala, themed ‘Whimsical Couture’, on December 14 at the Columbia Museum of Art. Guests can expect a night of creativity and style, featuring designers like Cassidy Burel and a sustainable fashion showcase. Tickets are priced at $150, and attendees are encouraged to support Goodwill Industries by donating outerwear. Join the festivities and make a fashion statement while supporting a great cause!
Columbia Set to Dazzle with 4th Annual Met Gala on December 14
Mark your calendars, Columbia! The city is buzzing with excitement as it gears up for the 4th Annual Met Gala hosted by Columbia Fashion Week, set to take place on Saturday, December 14, at the beautiful Columbia Museum of Art. This year’s theme, “Whimsical Couture,” invites guests to embrace a delightful mix of elegance and fantasy, promising an evening full of surprises!
What to Expect
When you step onto the red carpet, get ready to be transported into a world where creativity knows no bounds. This illustrious event showcases not just a fabulous runway show, but also immersive experiences that will unfold across every level of the museum. From the striking designs to the vibrant atmosphere, attendees are in for a treat.
Featured Designers
At the helm of this year’s chic showcase will be headlining designer Cassidy Burel from Cass B by Designs, who promises to present a collection that truly encapsulates the spirit of the theme. But that’s not all! Local and regional designers will also steal the spotlight, with appearances from names like Marquis Jarod, The Justin Casey Collection, and Made by L.P.. Each designer brings their unique flair, ensuring a diverse and exciting lineup.
Giving Back with Style
Sustainable Fashion Showcase
A standout moment of the evening will be a carefully curated showcase of sustainable fashion, sponsored by Goodwill. This exciting segment will not only highlight innovative designs but also educate attendees about the importance of sustainability in the fashion world. Guests are encouraged to bring along jackets and outerwear to donate to Goodwill Industries as part of their seasonal clothing donation campaign, adding an extra layer of meaning to this stylish night out.
Getting Your Tickets
If you’re ready to join the fashion festivities, don’t wait too long! General admission tickets for the Met Gala cost $150 and can be easily purchased through Columbia Fashion Week’s website. It’s the perfect opportunity to dress to impress, showcase your unique style, and support a great cause all in one glamorous evening!
Stay in the Loop
To find out more about the event and get some inspiration for what to wear, be sure to check out Columbia Fashion Week’s social media platforms, where they’re sharing tips and updates. You can find them on Instagram at @colafashionweek for all the latest buzz and behind-the-scenes content!
Media Inquiries
For those interested in more in-depth information or specific media inquiries, Columbia Fashion Week can be contacted via email at prmarketing@columbiafashionweek.com. It’s a great chance to enter the enchanting world of fashion and witness the creativity that Columbia has to offer.
So gear up, Columbia! The Met Gala is just around the corner, and it’s bound to be a night filled with magic, style, and purpose. Don’t miss out on this whimsical experience!
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