BUFFALO, N.Y. — Buffalo Fashion Runway's "Emergence" will take over Legacy House Studio in Buffalo on Saturday evening.
The founders of Buffalo Fashion Runway will celebrate fashion, creativity, and community, marking the first anniversary of Buffalo Fashion Runway.
The event will showcase collections, including unique creations from the founders of Buffalo Fashion Runway.
"We're really refining our vision and and making sure that it's showcased on a high level and that we can tell each other or everybody our stories and let people know a little bit more about the BFR team," Cain McDermot said.
Chad Williams acknowledges that it is a joint venture.
"It is a tribe with five guys, and then we have immense, of course, female support as well. It's not just the Bills and wings, right? There's so much other things, right? We got good music. We have great other foods," Williams said.
"We also have great fashion, and so much different designers that come out of Buffalo, and they want to leave Buffalo because there's no place for them to like showcase their work on a higher level, right? So that's where we come in, and different organizations, to provide that plan."
Eman Wajed, creator of Nai Kunami, will reveal his first collection at the event.
"I think Buffalo is ready foran emerging scene," he said.
Kodee Weir, a South Park High School student, is eager to be involved.
"I am an actor and model in training, and I wish to incorporate that, art is what you make of it. I loved fashion since I was little, especially for the fact that I could never find clothes that really fit me," Weir said. "So I like to make my own, and this is a great opportunity for especially high schoolers that really want to get into the field of fashion and the field. I think that it's a great opportunity."