Fashion is more than style—it is a platform for visibility, confidence, and inclusion. Our signature annual showcase pairs professional designers with blind and visually impaired models to demonstrate talent and challenge global perceptions.
Fashion builds confidence, increases visibility, and breaks down industry barriers. The Not My Eyes Fashion Showcase brings adaptive style and visually impaired talent to center stage.
How We Take the Stage
Annual Fashion Showcase: Our flagship production pairing professional designers with blind and visually impaired models.
Fashion Academy (Hosted by Runway Party): Comprehensive modeling instruction, runway coaching, professional headshots, portfolio development, and media preparation.
30/30/30 Virtual Challenge: Held every October during Blindness Awareness Month. Participants commit to walking 30 miles in 30 days with a $30 fundraising goal.
A Multifaceted Leader in Fashion and Entertainment
Jerry Jordan-Brown is a renowned Fashion Show Producer, Casting Director, Stylist, and Business Entrepreneur with an illustrious career spanning over three decades in the fashion and entertainment industries. He is a graduate of New York University, where he earned his MBA in Business Management, which laid the foundation for his exceptional career.er, Jerry has co-produced and coordinated shows for numerous high-profile fashion and entertainment events. His impressive portfolio includes working with prestigious events such as New York Fashion Week, Fashion Week Brooklyn, The Essence Awards, MTV Awards, VH1 Awards, The Emmys, The Grammys, and The Drama Desk Awards. His expertise and vision have made significant contributions to these events, enhancing their production quality and overall impact.
Jerry’s dedication to education and community service is equally remarkable. He served as the Director of Student Affairs in NYU’s Department of Finance for over 20 years. During his tenure, he played a pivotal role in coordinating preliminary Miss Universe Pageant contestants for The Miss Trinidad and Tobago – New York Pageant. His commitment to the development and enrichment of young women in the Caribbean Community and New York City earned him a Lifetime Achievement Award. In recognition of his exemplary service, he received a Proclamation from the Office of The Public Advocate New York City on June 5th, 2016.
As a visionary fashion stylist, Jerry has worked with a distinguished list of celebrity clients, including Tobias Truvillion (known for “Empire” and “One Life to Live”), Hazelle Goodman (featured in “Hannibal” and “Heat”), and two-time Grammy Award winner LaToya Luckett (formerly of Destiny’s Child). His keen eye for style and ability to enhance his clients’ public personas have made him a sought-after stylist in the industry.
Through his Kaleido Production Company, Jerry and his dedicated team focus on a broad spectrum of services including fashion show production, event coordination, talent management and development, casting, training, financial literacy, and education for entertainers, models, and talent. His company is committed to nurturing talent and providing comprehensive support to individuals in the fashion and entertainment sectors.
Jerry Jordan-Brown’s contributions to the fashion and entertainment industries, combined with his commitment to community service and talent development, make him a multifaceted leader whose influence continues to shape the industry.
