Miss South Carolina International Attends VIP Event for Charlotte Fashion Week

Sept. 21, 2011 - PRLog -- Chelsea Rae Gregory, Miss South Carolina International will be a guest at the VIP event for Charlotte Fashion Week tonight at Hotel Sierra in Uptown Charlotte, NC.  The event is to benefit the American Cancer Society.  Hosting will be Samantha Busch, Nascar wife of Karl Busch and model, actress and spokesperson.

Other guests include former NFL player, Troy Pelshak.  InStyler will be sponsoring the event along with The Art Institute of Charlotte, 15 North Roadside Kitchen, Lake Norman Photo, Salon Dolce Lusso, LaNore Divine Shoes, Dessert Specialists, The Blake Hotel and Action Graphics.  Media sponsors include Sheen Magazine, Charlotte Magazine, Fox Charlotte, Where Magazine, Wink Magazine, NDemand Magazine, Women with Know How, Uptown Charlotte Magazine, and Monarch Magazine.

Miss Gregory was asked to be involved when she met Kayla Rose, who has put together Charlotte Fashion Week and works for Plitz Fashion Marketing.  Anthony Simons, owner and founder of Plitz Fashion Marketing was interviewed by Fox News Rising and told the audience about the week which will go from September 21 - 24 with events taking place at Hotel Sierra, and the Pavillion at the Epicenter.  

Miss South Carolina International, Chelsea Rae Gregory is using her crown to help as many charity organizations as she can with her main focus on helping students with Attention Deficit Disorder.  She also raised 100 gowns for the other big event this week going on at Founder's Hall for the Levine Children's Hospital Prom.  The Prom is being hosted by The Sandbox and will benefit those children who missed their proms due to treatment for their illnesses.  

Miss South Carolina International can be reached at www.misssouthcarolinainternational.com  or cgregor3@gardner-webb.edu.

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Mentors-Matter is a non profit founded by Chelsea Rae Gregory, Miss SC International. The program offers workshops, support groups and a website resource that helps students with learning disabilities get into college and be successful in life.