Main Street: A Fashion and Music Experience paired seven designers and seven hip-hop artists, all based in Utah. The show provided a needed platform to a strong subsection of Utah’s culture.
The stage in the Eccles lobby was small, with a square runway that took models and performers outside briefly — where people who couldn’t get into the jam-packed lobby could also enjoy the show. Inside, the 200 or so in attendance filled all the seats, and flocked the staircases and upper-level balconies to get a look. In front of the stage, eight retro television sets displayed the names of the designers and musicians. Vendors sold goods on an upper floor.
Model Jessica Begay walked the runway for The Sew Sew, and said she was excited to be part of Utah’s growing fashion scene. She participated in theshow held in April at The Leonardo, and found out about Friday’s show from an Instagram call-out. “I got more into the home sewing world, where I was just sewing myself clothing. In the last three years, I’ve really gotten heavily into designing sewing patterns for home sewers,” Bithell said.
Another dynamic pairing was Cherry Thomas’ performance for designer Sage Nelsen’s line, which featured tops, bottoms and a full skirt, made from neckties. Model Brady Hamilton, sporting the skirt, carried a fan while walking the runway, stunning the crowd as they worked their outfit.
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