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The Rotary Club of Greenwich teams with Sorokin Gallery for a festive night of fashion and art

Agathe Likoba, President of the Rotary Club of Greenwich (third from left) with members of the Rotary Club of Greenwich at the memorable ‘Fashion Meets Art’ event held at the Sorokin Gallery on Greenwich Avenue last week. (Photo courtesy of Claudia Suica)

By Liz Leamy

It was an evening full of energy and optimism as the Rotary Club of Greenwich joined forces with the Sorokin Gallery on Greenwich Avenue with a dynamic and exciting presentation of fashion and art last Wednesday, all of which was very much appreciated by everyone in attendance.

This memorable ‘Fashion Meets Art’ event, held on a sunny June night, featured the fashion creations of Agathe Likoba, President of the Rotary Club of Greenwich, a renowned designer known for her sparkling and enticing jumpsuits that were presented by a host of models who showcased them amidst the backdrop of amazing paintings, sculptures and other wonderful art on display at the Sorokin Gallery which is owned and run by Carol Sorokin.

“It’s all about bringing fashion and art to the community with the colors, message and inspiration,” said Likoba, who has won the Couture Designer of the Year award twice (in 2016 and 2019) and whose work has been featured at New York Fashion Week in New York City and Atlantic City, New Jersey. “This is a community and we’re promoting business and getting people together with fashion and art as the unifier. This event helps connect people and enjoy themselves.”

Certainly, it was clear everyone in attendance at this event was having a great time as they applauded the designs of Likoba in tandem with all of the showcased art at the Sorokin gallery, while at the same time, connecting and catching up with one another while also enjoying music by Frank Rogers and Erik Klein and some delicious edibles and refreshments, among other things.

“This has been an amazing event,” said Gianna Tapia of Greenwich, a model at the event. “I have so much respect for the Rotary Club and love being part of this whole experience. It’s incredible when people come together. Greenwich has such a dedicated community of people and I just love being part of it.”

Specifically, Likoba’s designs were defined by of a whole range of colors and details that went over in a big way with the crowd, to say the least.

For Likoba, it’s all about everyone working together so as to build in all regards.

“It’s been an amazing experience to be involved with the Greenwich Rotary Club,” said Likoba, whose role as Greenwich Rotary Club President will wrap up as of this July. “It is all for the community and I am all about working as hard as possible in regard to the people. I think our efforts are reflected in the work we’ve done with the team and I’m so grateful to be part of this group and also be part of the community.” Likoba further spoke about her involvement with the Rotary Club of Greenwich and its affiliates, particularly in looking ahead.

“Being President has been great,” said Likoba, who, as of July 1st, will be taking over the role of Assistant Governor for the organization and mentoring the Club of Greenwich, New Canaan, Stamford and Darien. “I actually had my first club visit yesterday as Assistant Governor. I’m looking forward to continuing my contribution in fashion and the legacy of service as Rotarian.”

For more information on the Rotary Club of Greenwich, please visit them at: www.greenwichrotary.org

Sorokin Gallery: Sorokin Gallery 96 Greenwich Avenue Greenwich, CT 06830 2038569048 sorokingallery@gmail.com

Frank Gaudio, President and Chief Executive Officer of The First Bank of Greenwich, Claudia Suica and Agathe Likoba at the ‘Fashion Meets Art’ event held at the Sorokin Gallery last week. (Photo by Liz Leamy)
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