November 19th, 2022 500 Blook, Clematis St. Seven to Nine P.M.
Fashion on the block
An arts showcase honoring Trans Day of Remembrance
Transgender Day of Remembrance
Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR) was started in 1999 as a vigil to honor the memory of Rita Hester, a transgender woman who was killed in 1998.
Each year on November 20th, we recognize TDOR as a commemoration of all trans+ individuals who have lost their lives to violence.
Violence, addiction, barriers to healthcare access and lack of safe housing all disporportionately affect the transgender community.
On TDOR, we not only remember those we have lost, but vow to continue fighting for justice and celebrate the resilience and beauty of our trans+ community.
Dani Greenberg
Dani Greenberg
Dani is an accomplished artist in many fields, including fine art, graphic design, and fashion design. They prefer to understand the present by studying the past - researching what we wore, and how it was made.
Left: Leather motorcycle jacket Edwardian inspired skirt
Blouse with side and back details Maxi T shirt skirt
Dani Greenberg
Leather vest Hi - low T shirt skirt
“Buy less, choose well & do it yourself!” -Vivienne Westwood
Greenberg Left: Denim vest Full length skirt Denim vest Patchwork pants
should be a form of escapism, and not a form of imprisonment.” -Alexander McQueen
Dani
“Fashion
The Dress, $300
with front and back
$100
Geovanni Right:
Corset
laces,
Cusati
BAsilica Negra Collection
Colombian/Venezuelan designer Geovanni Cusati graduated from Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale in 2015 with a major in fashion design. Focusing on women’s luxury swimwear, Geo launched his first brand, Cusati Swim, in 2015.
Basílica Negra is the first collection of Cusati Swim gowns. Inspired by gothic European architecture, South American style, scary movies, pop culture, and EDM music, this line is intended for posh and fabulous entertainers, princesses, Hollywood royalty, drag queens, and LGBTQIA rock stars.
Cusati Swim is donating 80% of tonight’s sales to Transpire Help.
The Wet Seal, $600
Geovanni
Cusati
Wedding Dress, $5,000
Geovanni Ruffles, $300
Cusati
Elvira Dress, $500
The
Pretty in Pink
Liara harmon
Made by Madness Collection
Liara Harmon is a fashion designer currently seeking a BFA at the Art Institute of Miami. A self-taught designer, Liara has been sewing since she was 12 years old.
“Made By Madness” is a collection inspired by and dedicated to Liara’s best friend, Madison, who recently passed away and was known for her abstract drip paintings. Combining the friends’ two art forms - fashion and painting - this collection honors Madison’s memory.
Harmon Liara
Orange Phoenix
Blue Beautiful
Liara
Rebel Red
Harmon
Green with Envy
Sunshine Stylez
Sunshine Stylez is the owner of Sunshine Stylez Salon, Miss Florida Touch of Class Annual Beauty Pageant, and Cadione Diva Feminine Appeal.
The Cadione Diva Collection showcases who I am as a designer and the trend look for the future.
Pageant Dress, $1,200
Goddess Black Bathing Suit, $150
Zebra Diva Bathing Suit, $150
Sunshine Stylez
Make Me Sexy Classy Dress, $300 Sunshine
Stylez
Give me a Cocktail Dress, $1,000
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Thank you
Designers
Dani Greenberg, Insta: @dani.g_the_designer
Geovanni Cusati, Insta: @cusati_swim
Sunshine Stylez, Insta: @sunshinestylezsalon
Liara Harmon, doraharmon71883@gmail.com
Models
Jake, Mateo, Malaja, Anthony, Cynthia, Lexi, Gina, Jade, Coral
Stylist
Photography Graphics
Emmy Kenny Tatiana Darash Dani Greenberg
Transpire Help is a non-profit organization founded in 2016 to assist LGBTQ+ people who are committed to living free from drug addiction and/or alcoholism. We aspire to connect individuals to the care and resources necessary to create a solid foundation for a healthy and fulfilling life in recovery.
We serve as a fundraising organization committed to re-directing financial support to help LGBTQ+ individuals within substance use treatment to be able to afford medications, food, clothes for job interviews and much more. We strive to connect individuals in recovery to mental health services and assist with establishing long-term sober-living housing for the LGBTQ community.
We are also an outreach and education-based nonprofit. We create resources for clinicians, behavioral health technicians and administrative staff working in the treatment industry to learn how to be good allies to LGBTQ clients at their centers. With our “LGBTQ Cultural Awareness” presentation, we have visited dozens of treatment centers in South Florida.
