My Vintage Valentine!

We stopped by Manor Saturday for My Vintage Valentine, a vintage fashion show featuring designs from Alexandria boutique Amalgamated. We snapped model Lily Matini, host Baille Gelwicks and Amalgamated owner Shelley White.

The event benefited the Polaris Project, which works to eradicate slavery and human trafficking. Named after the North Star that guided slaves to freedom in the US, Polaris seeks to disrupt the conditions that allow trafficking to thrive. Here, Fight Feet dancers and models in the show Tim Foley and his wife, Lori Crandall.

Show models and advocates Alexsis Blakely and Diarra McKinney.

In keeping with the fight against domestic violence, guests were invited to join the NO MORE movement against domestic violence, filling out cards of what we want “no more.” Here, Op Singh, Jamie Formosa, Prisca Diggs and Ashley Sawyers.

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