When this year’s A Fashion Affair, presented by A Vintage Affair, hits the runway it will be all about the glitz and rhinestone glitter that Cowboys and Cabaret brings to the runway. With Katy K as the featured designer and Little Texas on the stage, the night promises to be fun for all at the Franklin Theatre this Saturday night, Feb 1st. Some tickets are still available and can be purchased HERE!
A Fashion Affair is a runway and wine event raising funds for women’s and children’s charities in Williamson County. The event is underwritten by CIGNA.
And while this is about Cowboys and Cabaret , cabernets will also be available. The wine will be provided by Robledo Family Winery and Harvest Beverage Company, and will be served along with a specialty cocktail by Patron during a cocktail hour.
Katy K Ranch Dressing is a Nashville institution. Located in the 12th South Neighborhood, her unassuming stone shop houses countless autographed publicity photos, posters and albums. The sounds of vintage country music float throughout the store, and individual rooms highlight different eras of style – from vintage western to boudoir wear.
Katy K started in fashion in New York City, designing pieces for Cyndi Lauper and New Kids on the Block in the 1980s. Drawing inspiration from the creations of celebrated country couture tailors Nudie Cohn and Manuel Cuevas, and from the album covers of Dolly Parton and Kitty Wells, Katy relocated to Nashville and built a booming business serving diverse clientele, among them: Porter Wagoner, Trisha Yearwood, Loretta Lynn, Hank Williams, Jr., Robert Plant, Jack White, Chelsea Clinton and Paul “Pee Wee Herman” Rubens.
Add to that the talents of O’More College of Design and Aveda Institute, and you can see why this is a must attend event.
A Vintage Affair is an organization whose mission is to provide significant financial contributions to various nonprofit organizations in Williamson County whose services benefit the community at-large. All funds contributed to the nonprofit organizations are designated for programs to support the well-being of women and children of need. To date, A Vintage Affair has contributed over a million dollars to the non-profits in Williamson County.
