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June 21st, 2015 - Manneq Art Presents

The 3rd Annual Hair & Make Up Competition

Historic Savage Mill

Photos Derek Fauntleroy

"8 Hours of Pure Imagination" - DDMag

Manneq Art presents their hair and make-up competition for the 3rd year in a roll at Historic Savage Mill in Savage, Maryland on June 21st. Over 150 designers, make-up artists and hair stylists were in attendance. "This emerging new category of Fashion is best described as 'Manneq Art... Sculpture of the Human Form'", expressed Caprece Jackson-Garrett from Bonneau Caprece Llc. At the event DDMag had the pleasure of meeting Lee Anderson, Patti Euler of Manneq Art Inc says "Lee Anderson is a Rock Star and visionary. She is the creative force behind Manneq Art". So be on the look out for more groundbreaking collaborative projects from Manneq Art, Bonneau Caprece and Dirty Diana Magazine! Stay tuned!

June 20th, 2015 - Antoine Anderson &

Models Envied Presents

Fashion Rocks 2K15

North Hall Eastern Market, Washington, D.C.

Photos & Video By Tribe Elite

"Mr. Anderson Takes Over Fashion for 2k15" - DDMag

Hot Designers, Runway Models, and Famous Celebrities? Who ever said fashion doesn’t rock! “Fashion Rocks 2k15” was one of the greatest fashion shows in the Washington DC area this summer. This stylish event showcased top designers from the local metropolitan area from “ Ankara Streets by Jess” to “ Original Crackage” This exclusive fashion show occurred at 7:00 p.m. on June 20th, 2015 at the North Hall Eastern Market located in Washington, D.C. The show was created by one of the DMV’s top modeling companies known as the “Models Envied”. This modeling entertainment company specializes in runway, choreography, print, acting, and fashion. Many of the top models within the Washington D.C area modeled on the runway in some of the most creative trends for this season. What made this runway show different from others was that as the lights turned off the Models Envied Gents were strutting in colorful glow in the dark sneakers hand picked by the CEO, Mr. Antoine Anderson. Many of the Mini M.E. (Models Envied’s kids) Models also walked the runway with edgy hot pink ponytails with confidence and sass. The hairstyles selected for this show were very eye catching as the adult models walked with wavy green tresses that complimented well with the artistic flow of the show. The show was graciously hosted by famous instagram star Jay’La Milan, @LaLaSizaHands89. Celebrity guest Natalie D from VH1’s Mobb Wives was requested to come rip the runway in a gorgeous black lace and sheer gown with black feathers that flattered her torso by Co-Host of the night Jay Hill, @mr_jayhill. She accompanied the ensemble with a stylish high bun hairstyle. The hosts entertained the audience with their comedy, personalities and let the children on stage to do the “Nay Nay” a popular hip-hop dance. She wore a black crop tank with a matching black skirt, and crystal embellished high heel sandals. “Fashion Rocks 2k15” was definitely the place to be for both entertainment and fashion. Outstanding Mr.Anderson we can’t wait to see what you have coming up next!

Envision Models Fashion Show

"The Emancipation of Doves" - June 7th, 2015

The Event Center

Prince George's County, Maryland

Photos By Alfred J Horton III

"Conquering Tuition with Fashion!" - Aaliyah Turnage

Who said finding a way to pay for college had to be conventional? Darrell Williams, president of Envision Models a modeling organization from Prince George's Community College, defies the norm of approaching college tuition. On June 7, 2015, Envision Models presented “The Emancipation of Doves" Fashion show at The Event Center in Prince George's County. The audience showed their support with the fashion scholarship fundraiser to assist with raising money for Williams’s tuition at Morehouse College in the Fall. In addition, fifthteen designers participated in the fashion show including : Stevie Boi, Benjoedy, Kemistry, Dreams by Danelle, The Pink Outlet, Fox Mod, Lavie Designers, Corjor International, Haus of Falenciago, Victor Hou Designs, Ty Scott Label, Lesimone, Kinetic styles, Tania’s Treasures and Dajon J. Fashion. “There was an abundance of designer styles at the Emancipation of Doves Fashion show! Haus of Falenciago brought their latest collection of bold, chic, and edgy high fashion garments. Corjor International displayed his amazing Summer/Spring collection of elegant, colorful, and energetic gowns. Fox Mod introduced her first collection consisting of Sexy pieces accentuating a woman’s curves. The list goes longer than the runway!" enthusiastically stated by Mr. Williams. “My second reason was to add this show to my portfolio for my business and networking connections. [As the president I] put up most of the money for the show, [and] I also wanted to save some of the Envision Modeling Team's money for their end of the year banquet.” said Williams. “This will be my last show with Envision Models and I wanted to make it big!” Williams expressed. The team's dedication and loyalty pushed Envision Models president to go above and beyond for them! This will not be the last you hear from the "Emancipated" Envision Models.

Wear It Out Baltimore - Fashion & Film Series Premiere

"A Tribute to Mens Fashion" - June 4th, 2015

At The Creative Alliance in Baltimore, Maryland

Photos By Alfred J Horton III

"The Ultimate Baltimore Heist" - Aaliyah Turnage DDMag journalist

Bonneau Capreve LLC, The Creative Alliance in association with FoxxFara Studio embodies Ocean 11 on the runway at the lastest "Wear it out Baltimore Fashion and Film Series Premiere". This event was held on June 4, 2015 at 3134 Eastern Avenue. The collects were crafted by male and female designers including: Christopher Schafer clothes, Earle Bannister, Derrick Charles clothes; Stephen Wise Baltimore(SWB), Jody Davis designs , Sehar Peerzada Unban Masals and Roc the Bloc. The ten designers displayed 2 looks where they traveled in time to slay the 1960’s. In the 60’s, men switched their style to suits with either slimmer pant legs or flared pant legs. The women of the 1960’s fashions were more sleek and modern with form fitting clothing. This picture was painted at the event, in an Ocean 11 Baltimore heist. Look out for what time period Wear it Out Baltimore & The Creative Alliance will travel for their next big heist.

Wear It Out Baltimore

Best of Baltimore Fashion Industry Benefit

"B.O.B.B." Fashion Showcase - May 21st, 2015

Maryland Institute College of Art's Mt. Royal Tent

Photos By Drek Fauntleroy

"United As One" - Aaliyah Turnage DDMag Journalist

Wear it out Baltimore presents the Best of Baltimore Fashion Industry Benefit showcase (B.O.B.B).The B.O.B.B. was held on Thursday May 21st. at M.I.C.A in the Mt. Royal Tent. The showcase had thirteen designers with distinct styles from casual to Avant grade giving the audience various themes from each designer. The B.O.B.B. showcase was a fund raiser to support the post "Baltimore Uprising" rebuilding of three independent boutiques that were affected by the rioting during the Freddie Gray case. After the unrest in Baltimore, this positive event demonstrates how the city can unite together to impact the community. Wear it Out Baltimore is one step closer to creating a better community in Baltimore with fashion.