The Social Runway 2023 – Celebrating Detroit’s Fashion Diversity
The Social Runway is back! This popular, interactive, socially-inspired, multifaceted fashion production delivered a curated, elevated experience that continues to set the standard for cutting-edge and innovative runway modeling. Guests were greeted with a night of elegance, exclusivity, and sophistication as they previewed exquisite collections from Detroit’s finest fashion designers while enjoying a dose of music and art. This red carpet event was presented by The e.Lane Group, the Detroit-based fashion production agency that hosted The Social Runway at the Madison Rooftop, The Belt Alley, and Ford Field.
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