SUPERMODELS UNLIMITED MAGAZINE CELEBRATES NYFW 2024 WITH STAR-STUDDED EXTRAVAGANZA Musical Performances Included Emblem 3 & Big Boss Vette Singing “Pretty Girls Walk”
- Brooklynne Hart
- Sep 11, 2024
- 3 min read
Big Boss Vette performs her viral hit, "Pretty Girls Walk" during The Unlimited Show.
New York, NY (September 3, 2024) – Supermodels Unlimited Magazine (SU Magazine), the glossy
and glamorous bible for the modeling and beauty industry, celebrated New York Fashion Week
with a star-studded extravaganza on Saturday, September 7th. The event brought the runway’s
brightest lights together with upcoming talents, industry heavyweights, music’s hottest names, and surprise appearances and performances for a night whose memory will linger long after.
Highlighting the festivities was “The Unlimited Show,” a first-of-its-kind runway presentation of designs by fashion’s most accomplished and stars-in-the-making, including Justin Haynes
(JUS10H). The show was hosted by Jordan Kimball of The Bachelorette and Bachelor in Paradise. Playing host for the celebration was 1604 Broadway - NYC’s a multi-level food, drink and entertainment concept in Times Square.
Jordan Kimball of Bachelor Nation and Justin Haynes (Jus10H) on the celebrity red carpet for Supermodels Unlimited.
“This event is not just a party, it's an exclusive, glamorous night that celebrates the best of fashion,” said Kimberly Clark, Editor-in-Chief of Supermodels Unlimited Magazine. “We are bringing together our most influential figures to toast New York Fashion Week and its best and brightest talents. This is truly where the stars align during one of the most exciting weeks of the year.”
Opening “The Unlimited Show” was Big Boss Vette, who got the party started with an exclusive performance of her hit single “Pretty Girls Walk.” Joining designer Haynes on the runway was fashions from designers Kelly Dempsey, PinkApple Dresses, and The Couture Room. Closing out the night was a special performance by American rock band, Emblem 3.
Big Boss Vette & Wesley Stromberg perform on stage during The Unlimited Show.
Empowerment, inclusivity, and self-love have been at the heart of Supermodels Unlimited
throughout its 24 years of publishing, and those values were incorporated into all the night’s events– with models of every size, shape, skin color, and background highlighted on stage.
“In a world that's rapidly changing, I think we need to stand together with love, respect and
compassion,” adds Kimberly Clark. “We hope to accomplish a show that signifies inclusion and
humanity while admiring the art, fashion and music that unite us as a community. I want our future generation to know that it's okay to be different. Being unique is cool. Let's put aside our judgements and turn our differences into a celebration. Let's spread this imperative message... we are unlimited!”
Analise Jones models a custom design from Jus10H during The Unlimited Show.
Owen Grudzien models a design from the collection debut of Redefinied by Jus10H on the SU Magazine runway.
To top off the night, Supermodels Unlimited presented a donation to charity, Smile Train – which empowers local medical professionals to provide free cleft surgery and comprehensive care to children worldwide. Their sustainable model improves lives by enhancing children's ability to eat, breathe, speak, and thrive.
Troy Reinhart of Smile Train proudly accepts a donation of $5,000.00 from Supermodels Unlimited during the show.
About Supermodels Unlimited Magazine
Supermodels Unlimited Magazine (SU) is a leading publication that has been on the forefront of the modeling and beauty industry, dedicated to inspiring and empowering women for over two decades. Now in its 24th year of publication, SU has taken over the modeling industry as a vital resource for both aspiring and established models and industry professionals. As the go-to resource for aspiring models and fashion enthusiasts, the magazine has consistently delivered high-quality content, including the latest fashion trends, insider tips, and exclusive interviews with top models and industry professionals. In the spirit of philanthropy, SU also works closely with numerous celebrities and causes to promote inclusion.
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