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A Bold Celebration of Fashion, Culture, and Community


Model at Le Pasefica Runway show
Model at LePasefika Runway Show

Le Pasefika Runway 2025

“Fashion, culture & first-of-its-kind runway.”

That tagline perfectly captures what Le Pasefika Runway (LPR) is truly about—not just a fashion show, but a platform that amplifies Pacific Islander, Black, Indigenous, LGBTQ2SIA+, and differently-abled designers, models, and creatives.


Why LPR Matters:

Representation & Visibility. LPR doesn’t just include marginalized communities—it centers them. Every participant, from designers to models, contributes stories that mainstream fashion often overlooks.

Cultural Pride & Expression. Pacific, Indigenous, queer, and disabled artists share space not as tokens, but as the foundation of the show’s identity. LPR celebrates traditions and voices with authenticity and reverence.

Aesthetic Innovation. Expect a mix of avant‑garde, couture, and wearable art. The designers’ roster spans gowns, jewelry, and sustainable streetwear, offering a fresh take on inclusivity in design.

Community Impact. Every ticket supports the advancement of BIPOC, Pasifika, LGBTQ2SIA+, and differently‑abled creatives—funding representation within fashion’s next evolution.


The Upcoming Show: Mark Your Calendar


dark blue antique porsche car photo
Porsche Studio

Date: Saturday, October 25  

 Time: Doors 6 PM, Seating 6:30 PM, Show 7 PM

Venue: Porsche Studio Portland · 1432 NW Johnson St. Portland, OR 97209


The 4th annual show promises bold design, immersive storytelling, and community energy all in one evening. Come ready to celebrate fashion that matters.


Meet the Team Behind the Magic:

The leadership behind LPR combines artistic vision with deep cultural roots.

  • Andrew Faalogo – Founder; lifelong fashion professional since 1994, dedicated to empowerment and inclusivity.

  • Linneas Boland‑Godbey – Brand Manager; an autistic creative shaping LPR’s visual identity and storytelling.

  • Jazzaniah Telaferro – Runway Coach; helps models embody confidence and authenticity.

  • Manumalo S. Ala’ilima – Board Member; anchors the show’s Pacific Islander mission and artistic integrity.



home page of Lapasefika website, with a model on runway wearing a teal evening gown
Le Pasefika website

What to Expect: The Show Experience

  • Cultural storytelling through fashion: Garments reflecting heritage, identity, and pride.

  • A diverse model cast: Pacific Islander, Indigenous, LGBTQ2SIA+, differently‑abled, and BIPOC representation on stage.

  • A creative fusion of genres: From couture to streetwear and artisan jewelry in a seamless cultural narrative.


Set within Porsche Studio Portland’s sleek ambiance, the show invites audiences into a space of authenticity and celebration.

poster for La pasefika runway show

Why You Should Attend or Support:

  • Be part of the movement toward equitable fashion.

  • Discover under‑the‑radar talent shaping the industry’s future.

  • Network with Portland’s creative community.

  • Get inspired by fashion that tells real stories.

When fashion opens doors for underrepresented voices, the entire industry becomes richer, more creative, and more reflective of humanity.

Final Call

Mark your calendar for October 25 at 7 PM and gather at Porsche Studio Portland for an unforgettable evening of art, culture, and empowerment.


Bring curiosity, respect, and a love for meaningful fashion—and experience what runway looks like when inclusion leads.

Interested in volunteering or sponsoring?

Explore opportunities via LPR’s Volunteer and Sponsorship Inquiries pages.

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