The City of South Fulton District 2 Councilwoman Carmalitha Gumbs present the inaugural event, Couture & Compassion Fashion Show. This event is a celebration of confidence, expression, and resilience in the face of mental health concerns of the community. The event showcased beauty of diversity and individuality on the runaway. Also included were special guest music performers, dancers, authors, other District representatives, and most importantly, professionals for mental health awareness. Come take a look at what took place.
First, let's introduce the person who is responsible for this event. The District 2 Councilwoman Carmalitha Gumbs. Ms. Gumbs role as Councilwoman is in the healthcare industry. She really cares for the community which was expressed by her colleagues and the flowers presented by her assistants. Also, as you can see, Gumbs is very attractive woman and was ready for the runway.
Coming to support Ms. Gumbs are other important representatives for City of South Fulton from left to right City Councilwoman for District 1 Catherine Foster-Rowell, City Manager Sharon Subadan and City Councilwoman for District 3 Helen Z. Willis. Best way to describe these ladies is they ar a assimilation of "Hidden Figures"
Gracing the podium and giving some words of wisdom is District 5 Commissioner Marvin Arrington, Jr.
Taking a quick photo shot is Mental Health Humorist Sid Jackson with PR Leslie Topps of Topps PR Firm.
Fashion Show:
Designer: Markiaya Willis
Designer: Bloom-Kelley Rowlinski
Designer: Wynter Holliday
Great fashion and wonderful program for a great cause. Through fashion, the community got a glimpse of hidden talent that is expressing their gift to find a way to deal with mental illness...
Photos by: Just4LovePhotos