Lights. Cameras.
Runway!

It was a traveling fashion, music and charity event, packed with plenty of New York flavor that breezed through the Windy City and attracted the chic and stylish under one roof to hear music from Cee Lo Green and to ogle fall fashions from eight designers.

It was a traveling fashion, music and charity event, packed with plenty of New York flavor that breezed through the Windy City and attracted the chic and stylish under one roof to hear music from Cee Lo Green and to ogle fall fashions from eight designers. This was Glamorama, hosted by Macy's on a Friday night and held at the very ornate Chicago Theatre.

The sold-out crowd was enthralled by the various dance and musical performances of the evening. The bright lights, special effects and intricate staging served as the appropriate complements to the high-powered musical showsnumbers.

The style guru recently was appointed Ambassador Against Hunger by D.C.'s Capital Area Food Bank, which works with more than 700 partner agencies—and nearly 500,000 individuals—to address the issue of hunger. Women transitioning from substance or sexual abuse who are looking to re-enter the workforce are among those assisted by the food bank's partner agencies.

"These women are really anxious to get back to the workforce," says Wharton, who provides "Hopeful to Hired Makeovers" for women living in shelters. "As you know, it is a fiercely competitive market right now. In addition to a make-over, they are getting career coaching and counseling. People will help them with their résumés and help them figure out how to not just get the job, but how to keep the job so they can transition back into their own housing."

In addition to having his own D.C.-based show, Paul Wharton Style TV, a reality pilot called Model Intervention is also slated for this fall. Other television appearances that Wharton has made include: MTV's hit series Made, VH1's The Agency, TV Land's She's Got the Look and the CW's America's Next Top Model. August promises to be a busy month for Wharton; he will release his first book, Pulling It All Together: Essential Tips for Making Moms, Models.

The style guru recently was appointed Ambassador Against Hunger by D.C.'s Capital Area Food Bank, which works with more than 700 partner agencies—and nearly 500,000 individuals—to address the issue of hunger. Women transitioning from substance or sexual abuse who are looking to re-enter the workforce are among those assisted by the food bank's partner agencies.

"These women are really anxious to get back to the workforce," says Wharton, who provides "Hopeful to Hired Makeovers" for women living in shelters. "As you know, it is a fiercely competitive market right now. In addition to a make-over, they are getting career coaching and counseling. People will help them with their résumés and help them figure out how to not just get the job, but how to keep the job so they can transition back into their own housing."

In addition to having his own D.C.-based show, Paul Wharton Style TV, a reality pilot called Model Intervention is also slated for this fall. Other television appearances that Wharton has made include: MTV's hit series Made, VH1's The Agency, TV Land's She's Got the Look and the CW's America's Next Top Model.

August promises to be a busy month for Wharton; he will release his first book, Pulling It All Together: Essential Tips for Making Moms, Models, Housewives and Every Woman Her Most Beautiful, and launches his own.

The style guru recently was appointed Ambassador Against Hunger by D.C.'s Capital Area Food Bank, which works with more than 700 partner agencies—and nearly 500,000 individuals—to address the issue of hunger. Women transitioning from substance or sexual abuse who are looking to re-enter the workforce are among those assisted by the food bank's partner agencies.

"These women are really anxious to get back to the workforce," says Wharton, who provides "Hopeful to Hired Makeovers" for women living in shelters. "As you know, it is a fiercely competitive market right now. In addition to a make-over, they are getting career coaching and counseling. People will help them with their résumés and help them figure out how to not just get the job, but how to keep the job so they can transition back into their own housing."

In addition to having his own D.C.-based show, Paul Wharton Style TV, a reality pilot called Model Intervention is also slated for this fall. Other television appearances that Wharton has made include: MTV's hit series Made, VH1's The Agency, TV Land's She's Got the Look and the CW's America's Next Top Model.