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he 38thAnnual Heritage Ball will be taking place on the Eastern Flank Battlefield Park at Canton Plantation on September 24th. The Heritage Ball is the longest running black-tie event in Williamson County and benefits The Heritage Foundation of Franklin and Williamson County. The Ball this year will have glamorous theme with a combined inspiration from the old Hollywood era of the 1940’s, also known today as Hollywood Regency, Dorothy Draper, an influential interior designer, as well as The Franklin Theatre, built in 1937. With YOUR look, we show you some ideas on how to dress for this classic glamour event.
Models, Daniel and Stephanie Allen, are very involved with The Heritage Foundation of Franklin and Williamson County. Daniel wears a classic black tux with bowtie, cumber bun signature white button down shirt, provided by Street Tuxedo. Stephanie shows off a beautiful silhouette in a oneshoulder garnet dress, found at Jessica McClintock, along with a vintage diamond wrist watch from Walton’s Antique & Estate Jewelry.
Angela Calhoun is the design chair of this year’s Ball, and truly has incorporated this theme from the ground up. She wears an elegant black Tadashi Shoji gown from Saks Fifth Avenue, adorned with her own necklace to give it some flair, along with a vintage diamond bracelet with emerald accents from Walton’s Antique & Estate Jewelry.
Tim Pagliara is chairing the Ball this year, and gives his tux a bit of a personal look with some color. Tim’s tuxedo is a custom made Adrien Jules from Custom Rags. With a larger bowtie with blue accents, he is sure to stand out as this year’s chair of the Ball!
Thank you to Street Tuxedo, Jessica McClintock and Walton’s Antique & Estate Jewelry for providing some amazing looks for the Ball. Thank you to heyleeB. for assisting in styling our models. Also, thank you to Historic Carnton Plantation for providing the beautiful shoot location, and to our models for showing YOUR community how to dress for the Ball! 16 Y( )UR | www.yourcommunitymag.com