Tickets for Fashion’s Night Out: The Show Go on Sale Thursday
Yes, you got that right… high fashion is moving to the Upper West Side. The people behind Fashion’s Night Out, the citywide shopping extravaganza coming back for the second year this September, held a press conference on Wednesday to promote the event. Mayor Bloomberg joined big names in fashion, from Anna Wintour to Donna Karan to Marc Jacobs, to get the media and public excited about what some call a “fashion block party,” and they gushed about the upcoming move of Fashion Week to Lincoln Center. “Fashion Week moving to Lincoln Center is really the nexus between the visual arts and the performing arts,” states Bloomberg. “And what better place to have Fashion Week than in Lincoln Center, which is the performing-arts capital of the world?” Part of the FW festivities is Fashion’s Night Out: The Show, a “public” fashion show on September 7th that includes room for 1,500 in the audience and more than 150 models, making it the largest fashion show in history. Tickets for the show, with proceeds benefiting the NYC AIDS fund, start at $25 and will go on sale at the Lincoln Center box office starting Thursday, August 19th at 10:00 am. If you can’t score tickets to FNO: The Show, you will still be able to watch it, as the show will be broadcast live online at CBS.com. [Source: The Cut, NYP]
Tuesday, September 7th, 2010, 7:30 pm, $25+
Tickets go on sale Thursday, August 19th, 2010, 10:00 am
Lincoln Center’s Josie Robertson Plaza, near Columbus and 64th
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Tags: Fashion, Fashion Show, Fashion Week, Fashion's Night Out, Fashion's Night Out: The Show, Press Conference
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