Tina & Richard Lawson Host Their Third Annual ‘Wearable Art Gala’, Beyonce Beautifully Embodies ‘The Lion King’ Theme
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2019 Wearable Art Gala Photos
Tina and Richard Lawson’s Wearable Art Gala was once again a success. The couple invited A-List celebs to their third annual fundraiser benefitting the WACO (Where Art Can Occur) nonprofit gallery and performance space.
This year’s theme for the costume gala that’s been called the “Met West”, in comparison to NY’s Met Ball, was “A Journey to the Pride Lands,” inspired by Disney’s “The Lion King” remake in which Beyoncé stars as Nala.
With that in mind, OF COURSE, King Bey was in attendance and she didn’t disappoint. Beyoncé STUNNED in a gold bodysuit with a lion emblazoned across the chest paired with a matching cape and heels. She shared detailed pics of her costume for the evening on Instagram as well as a cute video of Blue singing “The Circle Of Life” while decked out in African garb.
Other attendees included Trailblazer Award honoree Tyler Perry…
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Kelly and Michelle who co-chaired the event with Beyonce…
and Tiffany Haddish who served as master of ceremonies.
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OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network will broadcast the Wearable Art Gala June 11 at 10pm ET/PT.
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Until then, check out more pics from the flashy fundraiser on the flip.
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Acclaimed actress Essence Atkins exuded excellence as she graced the WACO Theater 3rd Annual Wearable Art Gala red carpet, representing McDonald’s Black & Positively Golden campaign. The campaign highlights all things positive and focuses on stories of truth, power and pride, while celebrating Black excellence through education, empowerment and entrepreneurship.
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Legendary actress Robin Givens brought McDonald’s Black & Positively Golden campaign to life in style as she walked the red carpet at the WACO Theater 3rd Annual Wearable Art Gala. The campaign highlights all things positive and focuses on stories of truth, power and pride, while celebrating Black excellence through education, empowerment and entrepreneurship.
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Black & Positively Golden ambassadors Robin Givens and Essence Atkins exchange greetings and celebrate empowerment on the red carpet at the WACO Theater 3rd Annual Wearable Art Gala. The campaign, launched by McDonald’s, highlights all things positive and focuses on stories of truth, power and pride, while celebrating Black excellence through education, empowerment and entrepreneurship.
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WACO’s Co-Artistic Directors Tina Knowles Lawson and Richard Lawson join Ambitions co-stars Robin Givens and Essence Atkins, alongside McDonald’s representative Jazmine Hasty and franchisees Kerri Harper-Howie, Nicole Enearu and Kyle Webb and his fiancée (L-R), on the red carpet at the WACO Theater 3rd Annual Wearable Art Gala. McDonald’s is proud to support the event through its Black & Positively Golden campaign, an ongoing movement to celebrate excellence through education, empowerment and entrepreneurship.
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WACO’s Co-Artistic Directors Tina Knowles Lawson and Richard Lawson join Black & Positively Golden Robin Givens and Essence Atkins on the red carpet at the WACO Theater 3rd Annual Wearable Art Gala. McDonald’s is proud to support the event through its Black & Positively Golden campaign, an ongoing movement to celebrate excellence through education, empowerment and entrepreneurship.
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Acclaimed actress Essence Atkins enjoyed McDonald’s World Famous Fries® after representing the brand’s Black & Positively Golden campaign at the WACO Theater 3rd Annual Wearable Art Gala. The campaign highlights all things positive and focuses on stories of truth, power and pride, while celebrating Black excellence through education, empowerment and entrepreneurship.
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