Elite Fashions Unlimited Hosts Reunion Event Spotlighting Local Fashion Scene

Elite Fashions Unlimited, established in 1977 as the region’s first minority-owned modeling school, announces an exclusive meet and greet reunion. The event is scheduled for June 15, from 4-7 p.m., at the Chattanooga Convention and Trade Center. Admission is $45, and benefits Modeling Association of America International programs.

The reunion aims to unite local models, entertainers, fashion designers, former models and students and photographers. Special guest is Autumn Kempt of Chicago. Ms. Kempt is the granddaughter of Linda Harris, former Elite Fashion model. Other guests include Mony Smith of Rossville; Glenda Jones of East Ridge; and Robin Byrd of Chattanooga – representing the diverse talent fostered by Elite Fashions Unlimited over the years.

Highlights of the event include a meet and greet with Wiley Morton, co-founder of Elite Fashions and president emeritus of MAAI. Other features include networking opportunities, insights into upcoming fashion trends and events, and discussions on establishing an annual international fashion week in Chattanooga to showcase the city’s fashion prowess on a global scale.

“We are thrilled to host this reunion event with Wiley Morton, bringing together the talented community of models, entertainers, designers and industry professionals in Chattanooga,” said Kista Foster, co-founder of Elite Fashions Unlimited.

Space is limited, so early registration is recommended. Photographers interested in attending are encouraged to RSVP by June 10. For more information or tickets, email wileymorton44@gmail.com or call 652-4611.