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3RD ANNUAL METROPOLITAN FASHION WEEK HOLLYWOOD CLOSING GALA
AT WARNER BROS STUDIOS OCTOBER 10, 2015
(Source: Metropolitan Fashion Week)
(Source: Metropolitan Fashion Week)
It will be the third annual Metropolitan Fashion Week Hollywood Closing Gala, showcasing exclusive runway show that will feature over 150 avant-garde costumes and couture evening gowns. Those will be created by international celebrity costume and fashion designers. It will be held at Warner Bros Studios on October 10. The show will be hosted and produced by Eduardo Khawam, (fashion expert and producer) and Telemundo, Univision and WB network's TV personality. 125 works of art will be seen by more than 500 industry VIP's, celebrities, costume and fashion designers and media.
Metropolitan Fashion Week is the only International Fashion Show that features both Fashion and Costume Designers on epic runways at dramatic, historic and iconic venues. In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month, there will be a special segment '50 Shades of Pink'. Gowns will be worn by breast cancer models, in various shades of pink. The gowns will be auctioned off with proceeds benefiting various Breast Cancer charities.
Gowns will be representing such films as 'The Matrix', 'Casablanca', the television series 'Game of Thrones'... Canvas gowns themed with icons such as Marilyn Monroe, Lucille Ball, Audrey Hepburn, Frank Sinatra... Costumes and gowns featured in previous Metropolitan Fashion Week shows have been worn by celebrities such as Beyonce, Britney Spears, Katy Perry...
Yasmina Beddou Metropolitan Fashion Week Hollywood Closing Gala Warner Bros Studios Showcasing Runway Show Hosted Produced Eduardo Khawam Fashion Expert Producer Telemundo Univision Wb Network Celebrities Breast Cancer Costume Designer
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