Hosted by the Greater Dallas Texas Restaurant Association, the gala presents a show of more than 15 models, each dressed in over-the-top costumes representing local Dallas restaurants.

That same self-expression pulses through the Juneteenth Fashion Show, which is intended to be more than just a runway. “It’s a place where people feel safe to be themselves,” Frazier says.

Each year following The Salvation Army’s signature fundraising event, the Fashion Show & Luncheon, the Dallas Women’s Auxiliary hosts the After Sale.