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Published in BLOG

November 13, 2013

by Hadley Henriette

Dwyane Wade held a catwalk event for his Wade’s World Foundation at the Moore Building in Miami. One of a kind designs were on display, while Wade’s own stylist, Calyann Barnett, and Neiman Marcus produced a stunning show emceed by Louis Aguirre. Guests checked out beautiful cars from The Collection, watches on display by Hublot and silent auction items while enjoying cuisine from Miami’s top restaurants, including Zuma, Milos and My Ceviche. Wade took to the stage and talked about his children’s program called Live to Dream in his hometown of Chicago before letting the fundraising begin.