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Vintage Runway Show Hits The Gramercy Saturday, Styles Sell Off the Catwalk

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Published on October 14, 2026
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Vintage racks, a live runway, and a courtyard full of shoppers are set to take over The Gramercy in Spring Valley this Saturday, October 17, as the Fall 2026 edition of Fashion's Night Out returns to the Las Vegas mixed-use complex from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Organizers say the evening will mix complimentary cocktails, vintage curators, local vendors, and live music with a runway show built entirely around secondhand and sustainable styles.

The event was founded by longtime Las Vegas wardrobe stylist Iliki Price, according to KSNV. Price has spent 15 years dressing models, musicians, and television personalities across commercial, runway, and print work in Las Vegas, according to her own professional background posted at ilikiprice.com. Models walking the runway Saturday are supplied by TNG Agency, the talent agency that outfitted the show with the people modeling the vintage looks, per the same KSNV report.

TNG Agency is not just lending talent from across town — its primary Las Vegas office sits inside the very complex hosting the show, at 9275 W. Russell Road, according to a business listing on NiceJob. The agency, whose name is short for “The New Generation,” was established in 2012 by sisters Noelle McCann and Natalie McCann as a SAG-AFTRA franchised agency representing commercial models, actors, and promotional talent, according to Models.com. TNG has also represented contestant Colin Waling locally; Waling competed in the Mister USA 2026 finals in Las Vegas.

A Courtyard Built for the Occasion

The Gramercy itself has an unlikely history for a venue now hosting fashion shows in its open-air courtyard. The 500,000-square-foot development spans 20 acres at 9205-9275 W. Russell Road, combining 200,000 square feet of Class-A commercial and retail space with 160 residential units, according to developer Moonwater Capital. The Gramercy was acquired in 2012, according to developer Moonwater Capital, and opened in November 2014, according to Wikipedia. An unfinished nine-story residential tower on the site was imploded in February 2015.

The complex has already drawn Hoodline's attention this year on other fronts, including Hedary's eyeing a comeback there and a $48 million apartment investment tied to its residential units.

Buy It Right Off the Catwalk

Tickets for Saturday's runway show start at $15 and can be purchased online, per KSNV's reporting. Event ticketing details posted on Ticket Tailor show the runway segment kicking off at 8 p.m. in The Gramercy's courtyard, with every featured look made available for attendees to buy immediately after the show ends.

Saturday's Las Vegas edition of Fashion's Night Out centers on vintage and resale, featuring secondhand and sustainable styles on the runway.

Vintage and Resale on the Runway

Vintage and secondhand styles are central to the local show, which features vintage vendors and curators alongside a runway of sustainable looks.

For Spring Valley shoppers heading to The Gramercy Saturday night, the experience plays out in real time — cocktail in hand, watching a vintage look walk the runway before buying it on the spot.