Who’s Leading the Way? Meet the Las Vegas Fashion Council’s 2025 Board

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Fashion in Las Vegas isn’t just about bright lights and glamorous runway shows—it’s an evolving industry that drives creativity, business, and opportunity. The Las Vegas Fashion Council (LVFC), a nonprofit dedicated to supporting local designers, students, and fashion professionals, has just announced its 2025 Board Members. With a mix of experienced leaders and fresh faces, the new board is set to shape the city’s fashion scene in exciting ways.

A Big Year for Fashion in Las Vegas

The LVFC isn’t just about style—it’s about impact. This organization helps up-and-coming designers, provides scholarships for students, and creates platforms for emerging talent to showcase their work. In 2025, they’re doubling down on their efforts to make Las Vegas a true fashion destination, not just for tourists, but for industry professionals, too.

Carrie Carter Cooper, LVFC’s Executive Director, is confident about the board’s direction. She explains:

“Our seasoned board members are steadfast in our pursuit to position LVFC as the foremost authority in steering the local fashion landscape and elevating Las Vegas as a global trendsetter.”

With a focus on scholarships, grants, and opportunities for creatives, the LVFC is working hard to make fashion more accessible and sustainable for the next generation.

Meet the 2025 LVFC Board

So, who’s running the show? The 2025 LVFC board includes a dynamic group of professionals from various corners of the fashion and business world.

Board Officers

  • Carrie Carter Cooper – Founder/Executive Director | Owner of BESTAgency
  • Vicki Rousseau – President, Treasurer, Marketing Committee | Director of Marketing & Business Development at The Shops at Crystals
  • Jennifer Inaba – Vice President, Development Committee Chair | VP of Communications and Operations at Fashion Revolution USA
  • Jennifer Bradley – Secretary, Marketing Committee Chair | Owner of JB Public Relations

Board of Directors

  • Elliot Carlyle – Development Committee | Owner of Current•Ly Global
  • Dawn Hume – Development Committee | Owner of SGE Innovations
  • Domenica Richards – Development Committee | VP at J.P. Morgan Private Bank
  • Paula Lawrence – Development Committee | Director of Sales, Marketing, and Community Partnerships at Inspired Closet
  • Susan Huff – Education Committee Chair | Del Sol Academy of Arts Magnet Coordinator
  • Bill Hargraves – Membership Committee Chair | Owner of The Hargraves Luxury Group
  • Meesha Moulton – Governance Committee Chair | Owner of Meesha Moulton Law Firm

These board members bring expertise in marketing, finance, law, education, and business development, ensuring that LVFC has a well-rounded leadership team.

Vicki Rousseau, LVFC’s Board President, is optimistic about what’s ahead:

“We are thrilled to welcome our new board members. Their diverse expertise, passion for innovation, and commitment to fostering growth in the fashion industry will be invaluable as we continue to elevate Las Vegas as a global fashion destination.”

How LVFC is Making a Difference

The Las Vegas Fashion Council isn’t just about networking and glamorous events—it’s about building real opportunities for creatives. Here’s what they’re focusing on in 2025:

Scholarships & Grants – Helping students and emerging designers afford their education and launch their careers.
Internships & Mentorships – Connecting young talent with industry professionals who can guide them.
Educational Seminars – Teaching essential skills like branding, business strategy, and sustainability in fashion.
Showcase Platforms – Giving designers a stage (literally) to present their work to the world.

Through partnerships with nonprofits and organizations like the Public Education Foundation, LVFC ensures that financial barriers don’t stop talented designers from reaching their dreams.

What’s Next for LVFC?

If you’re passionate about fashion, creativity, and community, the LVFC is an organization to watch. Whether you’re an aspiring designer, a student looking for a scholarship, or a business wanting to support local talent, there are plenty of ways to get involved.

For upcoming events, scholarships, and ways to contribute, visit www.lasvegasfashioncouncil.com or follow them on social media.

Las Vegas has always been a city of reinvention—and with the LVFC leading the way, fashion is at the heart of that transformation.

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