Wheeling Launches First Fashion Week with Sold-Out Runway Show
WHEELING — In a vibrant celebration of style, the inaugural Wheeling Fashion Week culminated with a sold-out runway show at Waterfront Hall on Saturday evening, drawing fashion enthusiasts from across the community. The event featured a stunning showcase of local talent, with designs from Payton’s Pretties, North Fork Jewelry Design, ALPHASTORE, and several more, highlighting the region’s blossoming fashion scene.
The runway was graced by models of all ages, showcasing a diverse range of looks that resonated with attendees, including families and long-time fashion followers. Local lawyer Suzanne Quinn, who hosted the preceding fashion panel, expressed her enthusiasm for Wheeling emerging as a fashion hub. “Fashion is culture,” she stated, emphasizing the importance of community engagement. Quinn, dressed in a vintage gold gown with a rich history, underscored the event’s spirit of togetherness.
Despite some attendees being unaware of Wheeling’s fashion scene, the evening proved to be a revelation, sparking interest and conversation around style. The festivities continued post-show with an after-party hosted by the Friendlier City Project and Why Don’t You Stay Awhile, marking a successful first chapter in Wheeling’s fashion journey.
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