Wear it for Autism

Wear it for Autism

Wear It For Autism Takes Centre Stage

Tickets for the Star-studded Charity Fashion Show Now Available

Taking place on 10 September at the Vinyl Factory in the heart of Soho, London, Wear it For Autism is a fashion show with a difference. All the models taking part have, in some way, been affected by autism – and all the profits will go towards improving the lives of others with the condition.

Organised by autism campaigner and mum-of-three Anna Kennedy, Wear it For Autism will see mums, dads, adults and children strutting their stuff along the catwalk, in front of friends, families, celebrities and VIPs.

Each person taking part in the event had been nominated earlier this year by a friend or family member and chosen by the judging panel, which included presenter Gail Porter, actress Adele Silva and the Principal of Pineapple Performing Arts Covent Garden, Maggie Paterson, for their dedication and selflessness.

The winners will be split into five categories; mums, dads, carers, children with autism and adults with autism. They will all be treated to a head-to-toe makeover before hitting the stage.

Guests will also be treated to a variety of entertainment, including acts from the hugely successful Autism’s Got Talent show.

All profits go to the registered charity Anna Kennedy Online, which supports UK families affected by autism, including providing small grants for educational and domestic resources.

Anna Kennedy said: “The idea behind Wear It For Autism was to spoil those who usually never get a chance to treat – or even think of – themselves. Living with autism can be challenging and extremely demanding, so we wanted to create a special event that will be fun for all involved, as well as raise vital funds to campaign for the rights of those with this disability.”

Tickets – which include entry to the event and a goody bag – cost £25 and are available at www.annakennedyonline.com

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26 thoughts on “Wear it for Autism”

  1. This is a cause that is very close to my heart and i think it’s a wonderful opportunity to celebrate and spoil the parents and carers. x

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