NYFW: Couture Gowns – A Cinderella Story The Beauty of Inclusion and Empowerment
An Irish Princess takes the runway, then takes flight, gown by Wanda Beauchamp
Pynck.com’s New York correspondent reporting exclusively to you from the New York Art + Hearts Fashion Show, 172 Norfolk Street, SoHo, New York. (“SoHo” refers to the area being South of Houston Street in Lower Manhattan.)
The venue, a glorious old church, refurbished.
Runway seats ready for the VIP guests
The first of four shows begins. Each by designers of haute couture dresses and gowns for girls and young ladies.
A lovely young model strikes an enchanting pose. Gown by Urica by Raquel
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A sweet little princess with plenty of poise.
Couture dresses and gowns are custom made for each special girl. Dress by Marie Belle Couture.
A dream, a confection, a swirling fluff of organza, ruffles and appliquéd flowers. Each girl who walks the runway takes charge of the moment. The spotlight is on her. The experience is empowering.
Confident, strong, brave and beautiful. Not every model walked down the runway. Gown, Lulu et Gigi.
A stunning, sequined blue gown. A lovely swirling young model.
Every girl is a princess on the runway. A Cinderella story of achievement and dreams come true.
All eyes are on this captivating model in her hand beaded gown by Wanda Beauchamp.
The gowns were chosen by the models to suit their personalities and celebrate their individuality.
Soft as a petal, peach pastel dress on a lovely little miss.
Vivacious, joyful, charismatic and jubilant, this adorable little girl with special needs stole the show. Positive energy, beauty, love and joy come from the inside. Let’s remember to look for the beauty within, shining through.
An elegant young gentleman also walked the runway.
Princess and Prince dressed by Wanda Beauchamp
Goodnight sweet prince!
