Pittsburgh Opera Annual Fashion Show: Threads of Destiny, Will Be Held at Bitz Opera Factory

It’s high fashion time again at Pittsburgh Opera as the company will be holding their annual Fashion Show, Threads of Destiny, Monday, February 24, at the Bitz Opera Factory in Pittsburgh’s historic Strip District.

This fun evening of fashion and philanthropy will spotlight the innovative designs of Nolan Kouri, feature an exclusive pre-show runway presentation by Kiya Tomlin, and highlight the generous support of Studio Booth and Diamonds Direct, among other fashion show partners. In addition to the models wearing the latest fashions on the runway, the evening also includes live performances by Pittsburgh Opera’s award-winning Resident Artists.

According to the company, “The Pittsburgh Opera Fashion Show is a signature fundraising event that brings together Pittsburgh’s arts, business, and fashion communities for a night of high style and elegance. Proceeds from the event support Pittsburgh Opera’s world-class productions, artist training programs, and community engagement initiatives.

“This year’s featured designer, Nolan Kouri, is known for his bold, modern designs that seamlessly blend innovation with classic sophistication. His work has captured the attention of fashion connoisseurs nationwide, making him a perfect choice to headline this year’s runway presentation.

Adding to the excitement, acclaimed fashion designer Kiya Tomlin—known for her versatile, comfort-driven women’s wear—will take center stage with a special pre-show presentation on the runway. As a retail partner, Kiya Tomlin will bring her signature designs to the event, offering attendees an exclusive first look at her latest collection before the evening’s main fashion showcase.” Doors open at 6:30 p.m.; the runway show begins at 7:30 P.M. Tickets are available for VIP, general admission, and student on the Pittsburgh Opera website.

Photos courtesy of David Bachman Photography Studio for Pittsburgh Opera from 2023 fashion Show.

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