- April 3, 2025
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Models prepare to walk to runway at Sarasota Yacht Club's 2025 fashion show.
Photo by Dana KampaEmily Joslin starts off the fashion show with a purple swimsuit and colorful sarong.
Photo by Dana KampaChrystal Milligan
Photo by Dana KampaKerry Faix
Photo by Dana KampaDarlena Monet
Photo by Dana KampaWendy Feinstein
Photo by Dana KampaPeggy Crotty
Photo by Dana KampaTeresa Cangemi
Photo by Dana KampaChrystal Milligan
Photo by Dana KampaKerry Faix
Photo by Dana KampaLia Haleas
Photo by Dana KampaKaylee Autumn
Photo by Dana KampaDarlena Monet
Photo by Dana KampaWendy Feinstein
Photo by Dana KampaPeggy Crotty
Photo by Dana KampaRita Thibault
Photo by Dana KampaEmily Joslin
Photo by Dana KampaMary Frederico
Photo by Dana KampaEvent Chair Karen Kent
Photo by Dana KampaSpring has officially sprung, and local boutiques are bringing unapologetically vibrant colors to swimwear, athleisure and other outfits for the season.
Sarasota boutique T. Georgiano's, home of True Blue Vibes, provided the looks for this year's Sarasota Yacht Club fashion show on March 26, curated by owner and designer Tatyana Stewart.
Event Chair Karen Kent said she was eager to feature the store, which had never been the star of this annual fashion show.
"The clothes are fabulous — a little bit on the edgy side, which is fun," she said.
Kent, who has organized the show for four years, hoped the innovative designs would encourage viewers to step out of their own fashion comfort zones.
She always aims to keep the show fresh, inviting new brands and models, guided by a pair of seasoned models.
While the bold colors are eye-catching, Kent said she thinks the accents, particularly with the athletic ensembles, are what sets the line apart.
"The beauty is that there are some dresses in the line that you could wear to go from the gym right to a cocktail hour," she said.
The boutique has a permanent location at 1409-B 1st St., Suite B, in downtown Sarasota.