Attunement to the gala with new campaign motif
Their first names are Udo, Thi Hai, Christopher, Petros, Nicole or Alexander. They have unusual occupations such as aircraft tug driver, traffic safety mechanic, bicycle courier or pest controller. These people are the focus of the 4th Charity Gala "Clothes Make the People", which will take place on Saturday, November 10, 2018 at the Hotel Kempinski in Gravenbruch.
Through the campaign "Clothes Make the People" whose initiators are Stephan Görner and Sven Müller, people with unusual, difficult, strenuous or dangerous professions are honored. Recognition, appreciation and respect for these professions, without which a normal life in a big city such as Frankfurt would be impossible, are the aim of the photo works by Angela Kropp and Daniel Baldus. They ensure that these professional groups are authentically photographed at the workplace before and later in a noble costume or in a tailor-made suit by Stephan Görner. The social event focuses on elegant fashion for ladies and gentlemen, lifestyle, dancing but also on doing good for charity. Thus in the three past years more than 90,000 euro to the Leberecht donation from the proceeds of the tombola and from donations was generated. For the first time, the patron is Bundestag Vice President Wolfgang Kubicki, who strolled down the catwalk as a model last year.
The gala will be hosted by charming radio presenter Evren Gezer. Star guest is Natascha Wright, ex-singer of La Bouche, who will sing her greatest hits of the 90s. In addition to Natascha Wright, the NYC Jazz Quartet will provide dinner and dance music. Later in the day, DJ KC will be spinning until the wee hours of the morning. A highlight will be the VIP fashion show, where five well-known personalities will venture onto the catwalk in tailor-made suits and costumes by Stephan Görner to present his fashion. Following in the footsteps of Wolfgang Bosbach, Wolfgang Kubicki, actors Peter Lohmeyer, Mark Keller and GNTM winner Kim Hnizdo are:
Actress Liz Baffoe
News anchor and presenter Jens Riewa
Actor Jochen Horst .
Actor Günther Maria Halmer
Playboy Playmate Delfina Aziri
300 guests are expected at the Hotel Kempinski Gravenbruch. Tickets cost 250 euros. Included are the champagne reception, the 3-course canlelight dinner, fine wines from Winebank and all drinks. "A really good price management ratio as Stephan Görner and Sven Müller, the initiators of the social highlight find". A ticket for the raffle costs 10 euros.
Tickets are still available at <link http: www.kleider-machen-leute.net _blank>www.kleider-machen-leute.net
To get in the mood for the gala, there is still a new campaign motif, which is under the motto "Exchange safety shoes for tailor-made suit".
Still the shopping center MyZeil is a large construction site says Stefan Pape (36), construction manager of the general contractor Emmeluth, which is responsible for the conversion into a unique gastronomy and entertainment destination since January 2018. There are 50 craftsmen working in three shifts, 24 hours a day, to ensure that the work on the new gastronomy concept "Foodopia" is completed in time for the grand opening in April 2019. "The activities that cause a lot of noise are therefore only carried out at night so as not to disturb shop owners and visitors," knows Pape, who is also the contact person for the many shop operators in the center. The architectural highlights are the spectacular curved glass roof and the 42-meter-long interior self-supporting escalator, the longest in Europe. Among other things, Pape is responsible for ensuring that the logistics up to the installation of the escalators run smoothly. The aim is not only to take all visitors to the 4th floor in 90 seconds using the Expressway, but also to get them from the 4th floor via the 3rd to the 2nd floor and then back to the ground floor via the existing escalators to the Zeil exit in less than 120 seconds. A logistical masterstroke as Stephan Görner and Sven Müller find, who took this as an opportunity to include the profession of construction manager in the campaign "Clothes make the man". At the photo shoot by Angela Kropp Stefan Pape, safety shoes, safety vest and helmet exchanged for a tailor-made suit from the house of Görner. "Otherwise I rarely wear a suit" says Pape, who likes to travel or go to the movies with his wife. Pape is one of twelve models to be photographed in costume or suit for the campaign. Recognition,
appreciation and respect for extraordinary professions and the people behind them are the message
