There’s nothing like a good cause, and everyone in Charleston knows it.
Last night’s Runaround Sue Vintage Charity Fashion Show was held at the Tin Roof, a favorite music venue/dive bar in West Ashley, and the parking lot was already overflowing when I arrived shortly after 8 pm.
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Kelly Rae Smith, owner of Runaround Sue Vintage, was described by our friend Noel Richardson from Lava Salon as “morning, noon, and night vintage,” quite a compliment and a feat. Lava Salon’s talented artists provided the hair and makeup for Smith’s show. There was one updo that was so fetching I stalked the gal afterwards to hear how the stylist had accomplished the style.
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This was Smith’s third annual benefit for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, where models swathed in true vintage garments strutted down a catwalk lined with votive candles in Mason jars. If your the kind of person that goes shopping for a vintage chain, the fashion on display here would have been right up your alley. The sassy ladies had just a short walk before striking a pose at the end of the runway, and my one sadness was that some moved too quickly to get both a good look AND a good photo! The models had tons of personality, a refreshing change from the stone-faced models one often sees on catwalks, and they clearly had support in the house–the crowd was cheering for them wholeheartedly.
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words + images: Stacy Huggins
Categories: Review, Wearable Art
Tags: Charity Fashion Show, Runaround Sue Vintage, Tin Roof
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