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The document outlines the model contract for the First Annual Charity Fashion Show, #FashionPassion, organized by Elegant Events By J&S. It details the responsibilities and expectations of volunteer models, including attendance at rehearsals, financial obligations for ticket sales, and care for clothing items. The contract emphasizes that participation is not guaranteed and includes provisions for accountability and conduct during the event.

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What is a charity fashion show?

A charity fashion show is a ticketed event where local businesses can showcase their items and services to members of the community. Models will showcase clothes that attendees may have the option to purchase at the end and local services such as hairdressers could attend to give demonstrations.

Who started the first fashion trend?

An Englishman living in Paris, Charles Frederick Worth (18251905) is regarded as the first designer in the modern sense of the term, with a large business employing many largely anonymous tailors and seamstresses. A former draper, Worths success was such that he was able to dictate what customers should wear.

When was the first fashion show in history?

The modern fashion show dates back to the 1860s, when pioneering English fashion designer Charles Frederick Worth used live models instead of mannequins to present his creations in Paris. By the turn of the century, events known as fashion parades had started to spread to London and New York.

Who is the founder of fashion show?

Eleanor Lambert, an American publicist, is best known as the founder of New York Fashion Week (NYFW). She championed American fashion and advocated for America as a fashion capital. Today, New York Fashion Week is among the four major fashion weeks known as the Big Four.

Who was the first runway model?

Most fashion historians consider English designer Charles Frederick Worth as the originator of using models, Maria Costantino, a lecturer in cultural and historical studies at the London College of Fashion, tells me.