Fashion and Fundraising Fashion Week at The Bellevue Collection Returns Oct. 7-8

Bellevue, WALocal News

Fashion Week at The Bellevue Collection will return on October 7-8, 2022, promising a blend of high-energy runway shows and chic style workshops, all while benefiting local nonprofits. Over the past 16 years, this event has successfully raised over $1 million for organizations such as Dress For Success and Treehouse, with 100% of ticket proceeds going to these causes. This year, the event will feature the latest fall fashion trends, including bold colors and comfortable styles that cater to contemporary tastes. Show producer Terri Morgan highlights the shift toward comfort in women's fashion, suggesting that layering simple basics with trendy pieces is key. Attendees can also engage in interactive experiences like a 360 photo booth, aligning with this year's theme of self-reflection and embracing individuality.

Jennifer Leavitt, VP of Marketing, emphasized the importance of inspiring guests to develop their personal style. The event is complemented by beauty workshops and interactive experiences leading up to the runway shows, making it a comprehensive fashion experience. Tickets are available now and are expected to sell quickly, encouraging early purchase for those interested.

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