The elegant ballroom at the Omni William Penn Hotel, Downtown, was even more chic Sept. 28. The place was full of the city's most fashionable people — 140 of them — to honor five stylish individuals among them who were inducted into the fifth class of the Pittsburgh Fashion Hall of Fame.
The icons are Roberta Weissburg, owner of Roberta Weissburg Leathers in Shadyside and SouthSide Works; fashion designer Lana Neumeyer of O'Hara; Catherine Ferris, owner of Catherina in Oakmont; Charles Spiegel of Charles Spiegel for Men in Squirrel Hill; and Patricia Goettel, owner of Patricia Boutique on Mt. Washington.
Also, this year's Exceptional Artist award was presented to Shellie Hipsky, fashion philanthropist and television and radio host.
The afternoon included a performance by Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre students and informal modeling showcasing Mock & Co. diamonds and jewelry and evening gowns from Cache. The luncheon wrapped up the seven-day Pittsburgh Fashion Week that was celebrating its fifth year.
“These individuals have impacted our city with such grace and style,” said Miyoshi Anderson, founder and executive director of Pittsburgh Fashion Week. “They have had businesses that have lasted well over 40 years in this industry, and I wanted them to know they are appreciated and this luncheon is their time to be honored.”
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