Event News: DC’s Inaugural “The Art of a Woman” Celebrates Women in Fashion, Art, Entertainment and Media
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June 24, 2010
DC’s Inaugural “The Art of a Woman” Celebrates Women in Fashion, Art, Entertainment and Media
Event Receives Great Reviews from Entrepreneurs and Tastemakers
(Washington, DC) — Days after Washington, D.C’s inaugural “The Art of a Woman” event on Saturday June 19, the buzz continues. Reviews from attendees, vendors, models, fashion designers, media and artists demonstrate that there’s power and unity in “The Art of a Woman.”
“I have never been to an event like this.” –Shy Magazine
“Thank you so much for hosting such a wonderful networking event with such positive, powerful women!” –Artist Ja’ Ski “The Abstract Princess”
“In my 15 years of television I have attended lots of events, but rarely do I have this much fun. Keep up the great work.” –Journalist and Host Victoria Gaither of the At Home With Victoria show
“I had a great time and the show was AMAZING.” –Model Tonia Hight
“I feel like this could be as big as “For Sisters Only,” or even bigger.” – Photographer Simone Forgione, DMVPics.com
This was a female-powered fashion and art exhibit, presented by Think Brown INK and HoneyComb Set LLC., which included a fashion show with swimwear by Lara Epps, couture fashion by Dominique Auxilly, and collections by Ke’Chic Boutique, Traci Lynn Fashion Jewelry, G-Style Gems and more. In addition, the artwork of DC area artists James Terrell, Ja’ Ski “The Abstract Princess,” and Glen “Foo” Brown added to the ambiance. Twelve vendors of fashion, jewelry, art and organic products completed the event.
Special guests included Author Helena Andrews, who read an excerpt from her new memoir Bitch is the new Black, Ms. Maryland Globe Tiffany Parker, and Recording Artist RAtheMC. The Art of a Woman welcomed many creative entrepreneurs, media personalities, artists, and tastemakers.
The event took place at DC’S most-authentic new lounge, District Restaurant and Lounge in Adams Morgan, and was hosted by supermodel in the making Marisa Elise, who is featured in the July issue of Source Magazine, with music by DJ Heat of WPGC 95.5 FM and The Big Tigger Morning Show.
Think Brown INK and HoneyComb Set thanks media sponsor W.O.W Radio, media partner Elite DC Magazine, fashion sponsors Dominique Auxilly and Lara Epps and everyone who supported the event in any shape or fashion.
Please stay tuned for the next “The Art of a Woman.”
About Think Brown INK
Think Brown INK is a bold and savvy communications firm based in the Washington, DC area. It provides writing, public relations, events and marketing support for small businesses and non profits. The company is owned by veteran communicator Natasha Brown, an award-winning journalist, publicist and marketing professional.
About HoneyComb Set LLC.
HoneyComb Set LLC has set out to be one of the most-successful companies in the area, prided on its reputation for delivering quality event planning, model management, promotions and marketing. The company consists of a number of female professionals from business executives to college professionals.
Event organizer Natasha Brown of Think Brown INK announces live auction of piece by Artist Glen "Foo" Brown to benefit The Warford Foundation
Organizer Sherrella La Bella of HoneyComb Set poses with Ms. Maryland Globe Tiffany Parker and event hostess Marisa Elise.
Author Helena Andrews read an excerpt from her new memoir Bitch is the new Black.
Model Kaylah Pizzaze wears a swimsuit from Atlanta-based Lara Epps' L-Wear line.
Attendees shop for jewelry from The Pampered Princess, a vendor at The Art of a Woman.
New York Fashion Designer Dominique Auxilly, the show's featured designer, models a cocktail dress from her collection.
