24 HOURS OF FASHION IN SOUTH BEACH
By: Hope Wilkos, Writer/Blogger Photographer: George Whylie Videographer: Maxine Nolan
It’s upon us once again. The World of Cotton will be taking over the streets of South Beach enveloping them in loads of diverse looks for the fashion conscious individual daring to impress.
This marks the second year that Cotton Incorporated brings the world their unique fashion extravaganza with a 24-hour runway show.
Celebrity couple, Bill and Giuliana Rancic, no strangers to what fashion stands for, will be hosting the show which promises to bring over 1,440 different looks (one shown every minute). Every fashion fan will find their favorite look ranging from a morning at the gym to a day at the office, a night on the town or a relaxing day with friends. We will even get a look at intimates and bridal outfits.
Keep your eyes on the stage because you are in for lots of surprises. Special appearances will include Camilla Belle, author and Lauren Conrad, fashion designer & television personality,Michael Yo, comedian and television personality and Louise Roe, fashion journalist and television personality. Local celebrities are sure to come out to take a peek at the predicted trends of the season as well. There will be performances by CC Sheffield, DJ Aulden Brown, DJ Cassidy, DJ Irie, DJ Ross One and Jessica Who?.
The action all begins at 8:00 p.m. on Friday, March 1, 2013 and the runway stays warm with sizzling fashions through Saturday, March 2, 2013 until 8:00 p.m. The place to see it all is Ocean Drive and 8th Street with a view of the sand and surf and palms blowing in the wind.
This is what American style is all about and it is catching on across the globe. You don’t want to miss this huge South Beach event. The show will also be streamed live on cotton24hours.thefabricofourlives.com and People.com. Visit the website on a regular basis and view over 1,681 different street looks worn by trend-setters from all over the United States.
PHOTO CREDITS: Cotton Incorporated Facebook Page
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