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Support 50 Shades of Black charity fashion show

Support 50 Shades of Black charity fashion show

Date: 2014-05-23
Umhlanga beauty, 23 year old Shelley Buckle loves making a difference! Taking part and modelling in the upcoming 50 Shades of Black fashion show is especially close to her heart as proceeds will be going to the KwaZulu Natal Blind & Deaf Society.

"Being deaf myself, I can understand the struggles one faces on a daily basis. I believe that having a disability shouldn't limit you, and that we are just as equal as those who don't have a disability. Deaf people can do anything but hear, as well as blind people can do anything except see. We don't let our disabilities define us, but rather use it as an advantage to inspire others", says Buckle.

Buckle, who is a Multi-Media Designer and Marketing Assistant at a leading clothing company is proud to have a number of beauty titles under her belt, from winning the 2011 Miss Deaf SA, being placed 6th in the Miss Deaf World competition to being the current holder of the Miss Ballito title.

Vijay Shah Jewellers situated in Durban North will be one of the designers showcasing their creations at the inaugural 50 Shades of Black fashion show. They have participated in a number of jewellery competitions around South Africa including the Jewellex Collection Awards held by the Jewellery Council of South Africa where they were selected as finalists thrice; the De Beers Shining Light Awards twice, and now the Anglo Platinum awards for the third time.

Vijay Shah Jewellers is very intimate and design and manufacture each item of jewellery individually - from start to finish.

Owner, Vijay Shah said, "My jewellery encompasses the individual. I am always striving to create different works of art in the form of jewellery. The most rewarding aspect of my job is seeing the look of awe on my client's faces when they see their jewellery for the first time." Shah is proud to be associated with this local charity event and its dual objective to raise awareness of this great cause as well as affording a platform for designers.

This couture affair in partnership with the Geness Foundation takes place on Saturday, May 31st at the Square Conference Centre, situated at 250 Umhlanga Rocks Dr, Umhlanga Rocks. Doors will open at 5pm with tickets, available at https://www.webtickets.co.za costing just R150 per person for this worthy cause.

For enquiries call Varshan on 082882 0044 or email him on blacktheproduction@gmail.com during office hours or go to facebook "50ShadesofBlack-ACoutureAffair" for more information!