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MCF Foundation Makes it a Liberian Affair During New York Fashion Week

MacDella-invite.inddLadybrille’s Project Runway Korto Momolu and Shop Mosaic Online’s Chioma Amegashie are part of the two that will be participating in the MacDella Cooper Foundation New York Fashion Week After Party at Nikki Beach on February 20th . The event is an army of fashion and media women entrepreneurs/personalities coming together for a great cause.

According to MCF event organizers, “The goal of the New York Fashion Week After Party at Nikki Beach is to raise $500,000 to break ground on the MCF Academy, the first tuition-free school in war-torn Liberia.

The After Party will feature an unveiling of the digital renderings of the new MCF Academy, designed by esteemed architect Winka Dubbeldam, principal of the world-renowned firm Archi-Tectonics. Project Runway finalist Korto Momolu, who is Liberian, will debut her latest fashions. Not only will guests have the chance to win designer fashion items, but they will also get to leave a lasting impact on the academy by pledging to sponsor buildings and key elements of the campus.”

The VIP cocktail hour begins at 6pm, and doors for general ticket holders open at 7pm. There will be a red carpet entrance outside of Nikki Beach with photographers and media.

Keynote Address by Susan Metzger, CEO of Womens’ Wholesale Sportswear, Jones Apparel Group

Special Guests: Korto Momolu, Project Runway finalist|Betsy Morgan, CEO of The Huffington Post|Janet Hanson, Founder of 85 Broads|Winka Dubbeldam, principal of Archi-Tectonics.

Host Committee: Ceslie Armstrong, CESLIE-The Women’s Network|Barbara Brennan, Lifetime Networks|Sonya Pankey, Ralph Lauren Corporate|Evette Rios, The Rachael Ray Show|Julia Szabo, The New York Post|Bailey Hanks, Actress|Chloe Gingrich, BCBG Featuring DJ Dusko Justic|Vanessa Leggard, Hamptons.com|Ashly Priest, Victoria’s Secret.

Honorary Chairs: Samantha Fennell|Heidi Gardner|Phyllis Hollis|Krystyna Houser|Donna Poyaidjais.

Visit the site www.macdellacooper.org to purchase your tickets!

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