Content Is King: The DFC Hosts a Night of Content Creation at Executive Studio to Raise Funds For the Detroit Public Schools Community District
The Detroit Fashion Community raised money for the Detroit Public Schools Community District with a content creation and networking experience at Executive Studios in Royal Oak.
Video by Raymond Carlos Photography
A major component of the Detroit Fashion Community’s mission is to reach, enrich, and support the community at large by volunteering, nourishing the community with ample resources to thrive, and giving back to educational institutions, lending a helping hand whenever the opportunity presents itself. In addition to initiatives like DFC Giving Week —a week-long effort to collect donations of professional attire for interviews and day-to-day career wear donated to members of the community— the DFC melted its efforts to empower every person with creative aspirations into their monthly ‘DFC Connects’ networking event.
On May 3, The DFC invited fashion entrepreneurs, models, influencers, designers and creatives from metro-Detroit and beyond to a night of networking and content creation at Executive Studio. Founded by husband and wife Maurice Lucas and Lakelia DeLoach-Lucas in 2022, the unique content creation space provides luxury branding and lifestyle Content Pods™️ available for rent to business owners, content creators, podcasters, and photographers highlighting their businesses and passions.
This month’s ‘DFC Connects’ featured access to Executive Studio’s eight Content Pods™️ and encouraged guests to create as much content as possible! Executive Members of the DFC in attendance were granted complimentary entry and exclusive access to the DFC Executive Suite, where members of the DFC’s Board of Directors conducted podcast interviews.
Photos taken by Raymond Carlos Photography
Members of the Detroit Fashion Community enjoy exclusive Executive Studio membership discounts!
Amidst the customary networking festivities, guests enjoyed complimentary charcuterie by Premium Taste Catering accompanied by Motu Viget Brut, Roselawn Select Wine, and Eye Candy Wine by Ty Mopkins.
All Proceeds from the May ‘DFC Connects’ experience were donated to the Detroit Public Schools Community District.
The DFC would also like to thank its generous sponsors: Greg Blackwell of Farmers Insurance, Motu Viget Spirits, and Premium Taste Catering.