When on Saturday, 25. March 2023 in the hotel Kempinski Gravenbruch the seventh edition of the Charity Gala "dresses make people" takes place, the initiators Stephan Görner and Sven Mueller can count again on hochkarätiger Prominenz.
Zugzusagt have so far film villain Claude-Oliver Rudolph and gentleman boxer Henry mask. Maske, who in addition to the LEBERECHT Foundation is himself a beneficiary with his foundation "A pleace for kids," is already looking forward to the gala. "I am already very fashion conscious and very spoiled by Baldessarini, but when Stephan Görner presented me with his fabrics and ideas for the three suits I will wear on the catwalk, I was thrilled. Besides, it's nice when donations benefit my foundation and together we provide support to children who are not on the sunny side of life."
Even the self-proclaimed "Gansterboss," Claude-Oliver Rudolph has clear ideas about what Görner must tailor for him at the gala. "I'm totally into dark cashemere or fabrics made of mohair. In summer, I'd like to wear something maritime and light, which would be great to show off in Saint-Tropez down by the harbor."
Who else will be among the five celebrities strolling down the runway in Görner's fashion will be decided in the coming weeks. What is certain is the colorful supporting program. The gala will again be hosted by Thomas Ranft. Musically the 300 guests may look forward to the Kingkamehameha club volume, which plays beside Dinner also party and dance music. From midnight, DJ Pete stands at the turntables.
But the purpose of the gala is to support the LEBERECHT Foundation and the Henry Maske Foundation. Over 180,000 euros have already been collected through donations for needy children and their families since 2015.
"After the great performance at Frankfurt Fashion Week, we want to show that fashion is important and necessary in the Main metropolis and at the same time encourage to repeat the Fashion Week We want to show again that Frankfurt can yet fashion," said tailor Stephan Görner and event specialist Sven Müller.
Tickets cost 275 euros. Included are the 3-course candlelight menu, the drinks of the evening and the sparkling reception.
Tickets can be ordered at http://www.kleider-machen-leute.net/gala/ticket_order.html
"Clothes make the man" - The Gala< campaign./p>
This widely known saying is reflected especially in Frankfurt, Germany's business metropolis no.1, is reflected on a daily basis. Hardly any other city is so characterized by "pinstripes and ties" as the metropolis on the Main. But that is only one side of the city. In addition to the glamorous business world, there are many people who work in the "engine room of the city."
Whether in blue overalls or in uniform, they ensure day after day that Frankfurt remains safe and clean. They work to ensure that the city functions. Unfortunately, public recognition for this is often too low.
The Frankfurt tailor and men's outfitter Stephan Görner, PR and event specialist Sven Müller and photographer Manuel Dorn put with the photo series "Clothes make the man" also in 2022/3 again people in scene, who exercise professions that typically do not wear a suit at their workplace.
These people are staged at their workplace first in everyday work clothes and then in a custom suit. The photos are published and presented to the public. At the end of the year, these hard-working people, representative of many, show a point of view that we have not perceived before. Stephan Görner. Recognition, appreciation and respect for extraordinary professions and the people behind them, is the message of the campaign. More info is available at: www.kleider-machen-leute.net
